

John Bezy Many SaddleBrooke residents have purchased the beautiful handmade pottery from Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua, Mexico. It is not commonly known, however, that these wonderful works of art are inspired by ancient Casas Grandes ceramics made by potters from the pre-Columbian city of Paquimé. One of the most important archaeological sites in northern Mexico and…
Janet Tucker While the SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild has been hard at work preparing a fall class line up, we are also preparing for our end of October Fine Art Show. This year the show features painters along with ceramic artists, glass artists, fabric artists, mixed media artists and gourd artists. Don’t miss it (see…
Dick Cook Attention SaddleBrooke HOA 1 and 2 men! 1. Did you used to play golf and haven’t played for a while? 2. Do you occasionally play golf with your wife and would like to play more? 3. Do you now play with the SaddleBrooke Men’s 18 Hole League and feel perhaps 18 holes is…
Jacqueline Cohen Often talent runs in families. For Kathy Borchert this belief holds true within her close-knit family of gifted artists. With an aunt who is a recognized painter and an adored cousin who teaches junior college art and is a master watercolorist, Kathy’s creativity was encouraged from an early age. Born in Humboldt, Tennessee,…
Pat Cox Catalina Mountain Elks Lodge No. 2815 invites all Marines to celebrate its 240th birthday at the Lodge located at 16045 N. Oracle Road in Catalina on November 10 at 4:00 p.m. Elk membership is not required. The Second Continental Congress established the Continental Marines on November 10, 1775. The United States Marine Corp…