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

Recruitment of Volunteers for Tri-Community Food Bank

Marilee Jensen Tri-Community Food Bank (TCFB) is an all-volunteer organization, spending zero funds on administration costs. It is located in Mammoth and serves the communities of Oracle, San Manuel, Mammoth, Dudleyville, and Aravaipa. Clients of the food bank receive food boxes twice a month. In 2025, 4,940 households and 15,361 individuals were provided with food…

Two Valued Partners of the Tri-Community Food Bank

Marilee Jensen Bashas’ Grocery Store Bashas’ grocery store in Catalina has been supporting the Tri-Community Food Bank (TCFB) for the past 11 years, helping the Food Bank meet its mission of “feeding our neighbors in Southeast Pinal County.” Bashas’ has been donating bakery items such as bread, cakes, cookies, etc., and providing space for a…

Wisconsin Party Another Huge Success

Karen Gille In February the good people of Wisconsin celebrated the 14th Annual Wisconsin Party at the Vistas restaurant. Guests were treated to a wonderful buffet-style meal that started with Wisconsin cheese curds and pretzel bites, followed by a great dinner of baked chicken and BBQ ribs. An award of a crystal microphone was presented…

38 New Preserve Residents Meet and Greet at Brunch

Bonnie Barazani The Preserve held the annual “newbies” brunch on Feb. 1 at the Barazanis’ home. All new residents who moved into The Preserve in the past year were invited to attend. A home-cooked meal was provided at no cost to them. A good time was had by all 38 “newbies” who met other new…

Games for Active Brains

Jill Shipley My paternal grandfather died of Alzheimer’s. My father died of Alzheimer’s. What will happen to me? When the Small Slams Bridge Club of SaddleBrooke announced their annual fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association, I knew I had to get involved. This darn disease is affecting way too many people and disrupting way too many…