Arizona Pathfinders, a non-profit volunteer group of the Arizona Historical Society, is conducting a one-day Hidden Tucson I trip on February 19, 2015. We will tour the newly renovated Old Main on the campus of the U of A where we will view the beautiful museum they have set up next to President Hart’s office…
Carol Fielding On Tuesday, November 18, a group of ladies met at the Bistro for the first meet/greet of the “Carolers” of SaddleBrooke Ranch. No, we’re not singers…but all have the first name of Carol, although with different spellings (Carol, Carole, Carolyn). There are eight Carolers that we know of in the community, six of…
Big changes for Oracle School District Dennis Blauser Oracle School District Superintendent The Oracle School District is very excited about several key projects designed to provide a higher quality, more positive learning environment for its students. The Oracle School District administration and Governing Board has worked hard to maximize its limited financial resources. Through careful…
Judy Smith Everyone’s lives contain those moments when happiness and contentment disappear only to be replaced by fear, uncertainty and deflated spirits. “How to Have Joy” is a Precept study on the book of Philippians that teaches us how to have joy in spite of the inevitable difficult circumstances in our lives. Precept Ministries is…
Steve Weiss On Friday evening, November 14, the group “One of These Nights” performed an Eagles tribute concert to a sold-out crowd in the activities tent of La Hacienda Club. The band seemed to resonate with the crowd. After the fourth song people in the audience began dancing in the aisles. Members of the band…
Thanksgiving Food Baskets Nan Nasser Members of SaddleBrooke Community Outreach sorted and filled 36 baskets with Thanksgiving food for families in Oracle. Everyone received a turkey with trimmings, 10 lbs. of potatoes, canned vegetables, rolls, pie and Cool Whip! Sixteen baskets went to families of children at Mountain Vista Elementary School and 20 went to…