Jerry McAllister and Bob Simpson Ocotillo Canyon descends impressively and deeply, with curved embankments and some dense bottom vegetation, as it moves downward through Unit 21 to the Cañada del Oro (CDO), passing two small horse ranches on the way. Because of streetside residences, there are few viewpoints to appreciate the canyon’s beauty. One of…
Terry Barringer Natalee Holloway was a bright, energetic young woman who had just graduated with honors from Mountain Brook High School on May 24, 2005. A few days later, Natalee, along with 123 other graduates, embarked on a graduation trip to the island of Aruba. Then, the phone call no mother wants to receive: “Your…
Stuart Watkins I saw you in rollers Saw you with hair flowing Both visions remain Effects the same Looked pretty good Pretty dad-gummed good.
Who We Are: We are SaddleBrooke residents who recognize the need in our community for a caring place of support and education for those experiencing hearing loss and those beginning to research this topic for themselves or a loved one. What We Do: (1) Discuss issues we face, learn tips and solutions, receive handout educational…
Phyllis Ketring Many people say that they wish their physician could truly understand medicine from the patient’s perspective. February’s Health Night Out on Monday, Feb. 26, at 7 p.m. in the DesertView Theatre offers that opportunity. The topic is breast cancer, and the speaker is Dr. Karen Hendershott who is herself a breast cancer survivor.…
Connie Kotke The Art Salon, hosted by the SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild, is a place where like-minded artists come together in a friendly environment to bond, network, and learn from one another. Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month from 10:30 a.m. to noon in the Topaz Room at the Arts & Crafts…