SBR Cancer Support Group’s Second Annual FUNraising Event Update

We Invite You to Visit Us, Inspire Us, and Support Us

Save the Date for Annual Foundation Gala Dinner and Auction

Now Is the Time to Join the Fun at the Robson Pickleball Center

Senior Village – October 2026

A Busy WOOO Summer

Dee Berisha The ladies of Women On Our Own (WOOO) are busy year ‘round and summer is no exception. Added to the weekly scheduled card games and dining events, this July offered a Day Trip to the Tucson Museum of Art with a delicious lunch at Cafe a La Cart. Also, a Pizza Party for…

Raves for MountainView Bar and Grill

Dee Berisha Second Saturday Women On Our Own (WOOO) is coordinated by Pat Rourke. Rather than having the dining venues of the greater Tucson area to choose from, second Saturday is devoted to restaurants in and near SaddleBrooke, which many WOOO members find more convenient to attend. The wonderful news that MountainView Bar and Grill…

A Royal Reply for the SaddleBrooke British Club

Helen Amelsburg Members of the SaddleBrooke British Club received a rather special surprise following this year’s King’s Birthday Bash, held on June 13 at the SaddleBrooke One Activities Center. While helping plan the celebration, Helen Amelsberg, (now the Club’s Past Social Events Leader), decided to write to His Majesty King Charles III, sharing news of…

British Club August Recap

Mary Twink Gates Members of the British Club recently gathered for an enjoyable evening of great food, lively conversation, and warm fellowship at Fork and Fire Smokehouse and Grill. The event brought together 30 club members and guests on Thursday August 13 at 5:30 p.m. for a relaxed social outing, providing an opportunity to reconnect…

SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild – September 2026

The American “Mona Lisa” Terry Flanigan SaddleBrooke artist Terry Flanigan breaks down the elements of the world’s most iconic paintings by American–born, expatriate James Abbott McNeill Whistler. Follow the fascinating story of this rebellious bohemian dandy and prolific painter, etcher, lithographer, and printmaker whose journey passed through many of the varied artistic movements of the…

The End of the Penny

Sharon Erwin Due to high production costs, the U.S. officially ended production of the one cent coin in November 2025, when the U.S. Mint struck its final circulating penny in Philadelphia. The decision saves taxpayers an estimated $56 million annually. The cent can trace its lineage to the British half-pence. When the U.S.Mint was created…