Peter Bakke The SaddleBrooke Democratic Club is looking for volunteers to fill the roles of vice president and membership chair. These positions don’t demand much time, but they play a key part in keeping our club active and strong. Anyone interested in serving our Democratic Club should email Holly Lyon at hollacelyon@gmail.com, Ginny Rood at…
Cecelia Nims The Horseshoe Club of SaddleBrooke meets every Tuesday and Friday at 9 a.m. All skill levels are welcome, beginner to advanced. We are located just south of the baseball field, down the street from the DesertView Theatre. We have extra horseshoes, so all you need to bring is yourself. This is a great…
Mary Kay Nordhill The SaddleBrooke EZ Riders Cycling Club enjoys indoor bike riding year-round. We ride no matter the weather—heat, cold, or rain. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, our club held classes outdoors under the west patio of the MountainView clubhouse ballroom. We’re dedicated and enthused to keep on riding! The EZ Riders Club officially…
Tim Benjamin The annual First Tee of Tucson golf outing was held on Oct. 12 at the MountainView golf course in SaddleBrooke. The First Tee is an international youth development organization introducing the game of golf and its inherent values to young people. Through afterschool and in-school programs, they help shape the lives of young…
Bruce Hale “The Hidden Lives of Animals Who Share Our World” Have you ever happened upon animal footprints crossing a snowy meadow and wondered what animal made them, where it was going, and what it was doing? Have you seen a small pile of droppings curiously perched on a raised tuft of grass or rock…
Stuart Watkins This book is a collection of photos and poems submitted by Arizona residents. Some photos were taken in Chicago, Colorado, and New Mexico, but all were taken by Arizona residents. The poems came from various cities in Arizona, but all depicted the glory of the skies above our eyes.