Trico’s Apprentice Lineworkers Excel at State Rodeo

Unit Happenings – May 2026

15th Annual Robson Trap Trials Is in the Books

Senior Village – May 2026

A Great Walk for a Great Cause

Nature Club

Vicki Malueg Our February program, “Venomous and Poisonous Animals of Arizona,” was presented by Sandy Reith, a volunteer and recent retiree from the Pima County Conservation Lands Resources. The talk was very informative and described the species of the poisonous and venomous spiders, snakes, toads, scorpions, insects, and lizards that we live with here in…

SaddleBrooke Quilters Shine at Tucson Show

Sheri Nockels The SaddleBrooke Quilters were well represented at the Tucson Quilt Fiesta and won in several different categories! The show was the 50th anniversary of the Tucson Quilters Guild. Previous award-winning quilts by Tami Graeber and Pat Morris were displayed. There were also hundreds of quilts in a variety of categories. A certified quilt…

The Questers Corner: World Ethnic Music Instruments

Sylvia Munsen The Catalina Timewalkers chapter of the Questers met on Feb. 17 in the home of Leni Bowman, with eight members in attendance. Following the business meeting, the members enjoyed an interesting program about “World Ethnic Music Instruments” presented by Sylvia Munsen. Sylvia utilized PowerPoint slides to showcase her collection of world ethnic music…

The Questers Corner: Dead Sea Scrolls

Mary (Twink) Gates and Harriet Schemer The Jan. 20 meeting of the Catalina Timewalkers chapter of The Questers was held at the home of Harriet Schemer. The 11 members attending were pleased to welcome guests, State President Robyn Morin and State Historian Ruth Klinge. Following a quick business discussion, Harriet presented a program on the…

Evaluating Genealogical Evidence

Laurence Edralin The goal of family research is to learn as much as possible about the lives of our ancestors. To do this, we must find evidence that provides the facts of their lives. Initially, our sources may include interviews with family members and friends, letters, diaries, and photographs. Eventually, this information must be analyzed…

Shih Tzu Club Meeting

Thomas Bird The SaddleBrooke Shih Tzu Club meets five times per year (November, December, February, March, and April) on the second Saturday of the month, with club members alternating as hosts. A notice will appear in the paper each month, and regular members will receive an email notice. All SaddleBrooke shih tzus and their owners…