CCP’s Official Stage Manager Andrea Molberg Community Circle Players (CCP) is thrilled to have Dana Goldsmith volunteer as its first official stage manager—the key person who makes sure props, sets, and actors are all in place. For CCP’s current, unique production, the challenge is to creatively and technically string all eight plays together to make…
Virginia Bynum Have you ever stopped to think about who walked on these hills before they were SaddleBrooke? Whose ranch was located here? And what was their connection to Johnson & Johnson? Did you know you could have waterskied on a lake near the Preserve? Who made the pottery shards that you can find out in…
Bob Lenihan Bob Lenihan is a resident of SaddleBrooke; a retired Arizona public school elementary teacher and principal; a husband, father, and grandfather; a U.S. Air Force veteran; and a member of the Arizona Coalition of School Board Members. Yes, do we truly care about our children regarding their education? I’m not so sure. If…
Phyllis Ketring The Health Night Out presentation on Monday, Nov. 22, will feature a timely topic. Janko Nikolich-Zugich, M.D., Ph.D., from the University of Arizona’s College of Medicine, will discuss how the basic mechanisms of immunity decline with age and how we can devise methods to correct that process. Dr. Nikolich-Zugich is internationally recognized as…
Magic! Absolute magic, when some five or so years ago, I started playing timpani with my adult school band in Northern California. To be a part of making music—just pure magic! Now I play with SaddleBrooke Winds and Strings. Every Friday morning for an hour and a half, we rehearse together for concerts and our…
Cheri Emahiser Our very own SaddleBrooke Singers are returning! You won’t want to miss this year’s SaddleBrooke Singers holiday concert, A Toast to Traditions! There will be one concert only at the DesertView Performing Arts Center on Dec. 17. Tickets are just $20. Join us as we unwrap the history and legends behind the holiday…