WOOO keeps its members busy

WOOO, a club for single women living in SaddleBrooke and the Ranch, continues to keep its members busy with activities. Dine Arounds: February’s dine around was held at BJ’s, hosted by Lucie Gerritzen. It was a great change from our local restaurants. We travel even farther, for our March 15 dine around, to The Wild…

Want to become a Master Gardener?

Barb Nicholson, Pinal County Master Gardener Master Gardeners are your neighbors and friends who have taken it upon themselves to complete the requirements for Master Gardener certification. If you are interested in becoming a Master Gardener volunteer then you are invited to enroll in the Master Gardener Training Course for the fall of 2017. This…

Password 101

We hear about hackers getting into corporate websites. What about your personal web address and password? Is it safe and can you remember it? As we do our genealogy research online, many times we leave our computer footprint at that site. Is that site safe and can you trust it? Professionals tell us that we…

SBRWGA welcomes new sponsors

Janice Mihora SaddleBrooke Ranch Women’s Golf Association (SBRWGA) welcomes the following Gold Sponsors: Dr. Kim Tucker, UBS Financial Services, and Arizona Golf Cars. Dr. Kim Tucker specializes in hip and knee replacements, arthritis, fracture care, sports medicine and general orthopedic care. Dr. Tucker is compassionate in her orthopedic care and expertise. Dr. Tucker can be…

DesertView Cinema Club

Season ends on a high note Once Oscar season rolls around our movie choices expand greatly, especially with top picks for our SaddleBrooke audiences. We’ve experienced this annual occurrence once again. In February we screened Sully (a big hit here, not so much with Hollywood), Deepwater Horizon and Hell or High Water (a best picture nominee). In March…

DesertView Cinema Club

Season ends on a high note Once Oscar season rolls around our movie choices expand greatly, especially with top picks for our SaddleBrooke audiences. We’ve experienced this annual occurrence once again. In February we screened Sully (a big hit here, not so much with Hollywood), Deepwater Horizon and Hell or High Water (a best picture nominee). In March…