Marie Starjnski On Nov. 22, 25 Catalina Mountain Elks #2815 members helped deliver more than 300 Thanksgiving dinner kits to local families in need. This project was in collaboration with IMPACT of Southern Arizona, the local food bank, and the Golder Ranch Fire District firefighters.
Marie Starjnski Catalina Mountain Elks Lodge #2815 “adopted” 20 children from the local food bank, IMPACT of Southern Arizona. They purchased toys, clothing, and art supplies, wrapped each gift, and delivered them to the food bank for distribution.
Dick Hardy Step into the mystery: How Did Life Begin? Have you ever wondered—how did it all start? For centuries, thinkers, dreamers, and scientists alike have wrestled with this question. Can life evolve from non-life? Is it all the result of chance and time, or is there a deeper, deliberate design behind it all? What…
Michelle Kouri Have you ever wondered how those beautiful and fancy double-barrel ballpoint pens or mechanical pencils are created? Member Greg DeWolf gave a presentation at the Dec. 2 Woodworkers Club monthly meeting to showcase the pens he has made and then explained the process. The basics are first drilling a precise hole through your…
Elaine Taylor We are most pleased to share that we are beginning the year 2026 with a program looking at Parkinson’s disease and its many challenges for both the patient and the caregiver(s). Jennae Fenton for the Southwest Parkinson Organization will be our featured speaker, and there will be time for questions and answers following…
About two years ago, SaddleBrooke Boulevard was repaved and widened, with a bike lane added. It is much nicer now and much safer for vehicle drivers, golf carts, and bicyclists. But, somehow, trash still ends up on the side of the road. On Dec. 6, 15 Cyclemasters left their bicycles at home and donned work…