Jo Ann Evans, first vice president The Republican Women of Pinal County will meet at 10 a.m. on April 17, in the Coyote Room of the SaddleBrooke Country Club. Tiffany Shedd, a primary candidate for U.S. House of Representatives District I, will speak. Tiffany is a strong advocate for rural communities and businesses. She is also…
Linda Lyon, president, Oracle School District Governing Board and John Tancock, board member, Oracle Schools Foundation If you live in a certain 300 square mile area surrounding Oracle, SaddleBrooke Ranch, SaddleBrooke, Oracle, and Eagle Crest Ranch, the Oracle Elementary School District (OSD) is your school district. Established in 1905, OSD offers preschool through 8th grade…
Phyllis Ketring The upcoming SaddleBrooke Health Fair will be later than usual this year. Mark your calendars and remind your traveling friends and neighbors for the 2020 Health Fair on Oct. 24. This date change may allow more people to attend this always popular event. Volunteers are the heartbeat of the fair. If you want to…
Stuart Watkins Here is the story of how I planted my first fig tree, thanks to a neighbor who gave me advice and four starters. Donald S. Weildeman has a virtual nursery in his backyard. He stood next to one of his best fig trees that would soon bloom and produce wonderful figs. When I…
Gail Blizard Term for the day: el bién común (the common good) The COVID-19 virus is affecting all of us in large and small ways. So much that we take for granted is not currently available to us, from getting together with friends at a club to the more basic ability to find toilet paper. On the positive side,…
Unit 27 Activities Sue Case Fira Stout organized another Dine Around at Bob’s Steak & Chop House at the Omni Tucson National Resort for Wednesday, Feb. 19. Possibly because the date fell on a Wednesday rather than the typical Tuesday or because many residents had been to Bob’s with the unit a few years ago,…