Marsha Camp Aug. 20 was the most delightful playday of the summer. Our club hosted seven members of the ladies golf team from Ironwood Ridge High School. The format was one net and one gross of the foursome, and seven foursomes were lucky enough to have a Nighthawk in their group. It was inspiring to watch…
Varda Main Women helping women obtain the education they need to further themselves and provide for themselves and their families. That’s what the Philanthropic Educational Organization (P.E.O.) is all about and why the P.E.O. Chapter EP holds its annual fashion show and luncheon to raise funds for educating women. Now it’s your turn to help…
Bob Stuart Arizona Pathfinders, a nonprofit volunteer group of the Arizona Historical Society, is conducting a five-day tour (Monday–Friday) from Sept 30 through Oct. 4, to the Colorado Plateau. Join us for an adventuresome tour to this region and meet Hopi and Navajo artisans and learn about their art and culture. This is a wonderful…
Steph Mattie As a former high school teacher, I fondly remember Augusts past and the waning days of summer. I remember the excitement of getting back into the autumn swing and reconnecting with colleagues and students who I didn’t see during the summer months. Each year gave me the chance to try out new things…
Local author and poet Stuart Watkins published Supernatural Stories, which includes stories told to him by his former students as well as some of his personal experiences with dreams that came true, conversations with deceased relatives and other strange experiences. This book is available in the SaddleBrooke gift shop for $10 and through Amazon. Watkins’…
Carole Rossof Microchips embedded into pets greatly increase the chances that they will be reunited with their families if they become lost, but a microchip only works if its registration information is accurate. For example, Tucson had its first monsoon storm of the season on July 13. I was driving down Edwin Road when I…