The SaddleBrooke Public Affairs Commission (SPAC) is organizing an important seminar on Scams and Fraud—a topic that affects all of us. Every day, we’re urged to click suspicious links, answer unknown calls, or share personal information with unverified sources. Sadly, some in our community have already experienced the consequences firsthand. This seminar will empower residents…
Will Greene This November, I’ll be running the New York City Marathon—not just to test my endurance, but to raise funds for research on Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS), a rare and complex genetic condition that affects my son Ari. Many SaddleBrooke residents know my parents Abby and Randy Greene and may remember me from a talk…
Christianne Dettmann You and EYE shouldn’t NEEDLE lot of prodding to HEAD to the SaddleBrooke Sunrise Rotary Club’s first-ever Quilt Sale on Tuesday, Oct. 28, and Wednesday, Oct. 29! In fact, why not PIN those dates to your calendar now, because they will be upon us all SEW quickly, even though they might still SEAM…
Karen Brungardt Robbie Summers was a longtime resident and artist of SaddleBrooke. She and her husband Bill moved to the community on Sept. 11, 2001, from New Hampshire. Robbie attended the University of Arkansas and wanted to become an artist then. Her daddy said, “No, you need to do something that will pay you,” so…
Save the date of Oct. 18 for the SaddleBrooke Health Fair in the MountainView ballroom from 9 a.m. to noon. The Health Fair offers a wide range of medical and wellness information and services. Care providers will be in attendance offering immunizations, free health screenings, dermatology information, lab tests, and hearing and eye exams. You…
Roger Swett, Employee Appreciation Committee Understanding the importance of acknowledging our employees, this is the time of year to express our gratitude for their hard work and dedication to our community. Many of the more than 200 members of our staff work behind the scenes. Even though we may not see them on a regular…