Claire Mather and Janet Fabio Art is a world of paintings, sculpture, Egyptian tomb decorations, cave art, photographs and much more. Your SaddleBrooke libraries offer a wealth of resources about art and artists. Or you can delve into the art world through fiction and movies. Let’s start with some non-fiction works that highlight the breadth of…
Nadine McAfee Join us on Nov. 4, from 4 to 8 p.m. for the “Raise the Woof” Fundraiser benefiting Friends of Pinal Pets, the nonprofit partner to our County shelter. This annual event is sponsored by the SaddleBrooke Dog Park and will be held at the Cadillac Chaparral Steakhouse and Saloon on Highway 79. Tickets are $35…
Unit Two Events BK Koch Thursday, Aug. 20, Unit Two residents flooded the Agave for the third Thursday Happy Hour. We had approximately 25 happy residents having a good time. I know, I saw the pictures. Larry Jones was really happy as he won $37 from the Raffle. Saturday, July 11, Unit Two enjoyed a…
Dr. Rose Bricker Anxiety is typically internal. It is our reaction to stress and fear. Anxiety usually has feelings of apprehension, fear, overthinking, and dread. Symptoms of anxiety can be: excessive worry, headaches, difficulty sleeping, irritability, stomachaches, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and feeling overwhelmed. I would estimate about 80% of the people who come into my…
Connie Rank-Smith Not a misprint! The SaddleBrooke Gift Shop is open and it’s never too early to start browsing for gifts! Okay, that sounds a bit far fetched but it’s never too early to look for a special and unique gift. Located in our “temporary shop” inside the SaddleBrooke One Tennis Center, the SaddleBrooke Gift…
Shawne Cryderman While there are no rehearsals or working on lines or collecting props or trying on costumes, that doesn’t mean that the “movers and shakers” of Community Circle Players (CCP) aren’t busy. Connie Ward, director for our spring production A Glimpse Of Tomorrow, is busy massaging the scripts from Suzy Shear’s House Of Tomorrow…