Barbara Barr Bengen Tickets will be sold until Feb. 3 unless they run out! The last few years have been a sell-out, so don’t wait until Groundhog Day to snag your tickets! The party is earlier this year, on Tuesday, Feb. 17! The festivities will be held at the SaddleBrooke One clubhouse, and tickets are…
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Generals, January 2026
Photography with an Artist’s Eye

Daniel Lacroix I am a semi-professional photographer and have been practicing photography seriously since 2006. My passion is wildlife and nature landscapes, but I have more recently developed my creativity by focusing more on street photography and mundane subjects. For me, all I see is art. All around me is beauty, even in places that…
January 2026, Generals
Lunch and Learn from Movement Specialist Dr. Maria Ospins

Save the date of Jan. 15 at 12:30 p.m. in the Art and Craft Center, Room 3! Dr. Maria Ospina will discuss new applications of medication other than carbidopa/levodopa and lifestyle patterns to improve the quality of life for people with Parkinson’s disease. Text 520-275-8755 to reserve a spot. At our last support meeting, we…
January 2026, Generals
Tips for Protecting Your Skin in the Desert and Free Skin Cancer Screening

Join us for our next Health Night Out (HNO) on Monday, Feb. 9, at the DesertView Performing Arts Center for the presentation “Tips for Protecting Your Skin in the Desert” and free skin cancer screenings. Doors open at 6:45 p.m., and the presentation begins at 7 p.m. Most of us who relocate to SaddleBrooke from…
January 2026
Endocrine Disorder Management and New Surgical Techniques

Join us Monday, Jan. 8, at DesertView Performing Arts Center for the SaddleBrooke Health Night Out presentation “Endocrine Disorder Management and New Surgical Techniques.” Doors open at 6:45 p.m., and the presentation begins at 7 p.m. This is a unique opportunity to hear Dr. Barbra Miller of Banner—University Medical Center Tucson speak about common endocrine…
January 2026, Front Page
SaddleBrooke Fruit Pickers Prepare for Another Season

Corey Loyd In past years during the late winter and early spring, you may have seen a caravan of cars and carts winding through SaddleBrooke on Saturday afternoons; happy people stopping throughout SaddleBrooke to unload empty boxes at driveways, scurry into backyards, and return to their vehicles with full boxes of fruit. They are the…
Sports, December 2025
MPWGA President Takes the 2025 Cup!

Denise Cashmore The MountainView/Preserve Women’s Golf Association (MPWGA) held their 2025 Presidents Cup Golf Tournament on Nov. 18 and 19. Overall winner was the player with the best two-round low net total. Last year’s winner Kathy Quesnell was honored with organizing this year’s successful event, sponsored by Pride Mechanical. Both days were an 8 a.m.…
December 2025, Sports
Drop-In POP Tennis
Lon Federwitz POP Tennis Drop-In has started, and we have had some excellent turnouts. Many new players are enjoying POP tennis. We also have another hot racquet sport hitting the scene. It’s called Red Ball and it’s a blast to play. We have two courts for Red Ball and six for POP tennis at SaddleBrooke…
December 2025, Sports
A Winning Combination!

Connie Kotke On Nov. 18, 76 players from the SaddleBrooke One Lady Niners golf league and the Verde Sputters women’s putting group teamed up for a fun (and chilly) tournament on the Catalina course. This is an annual event that encourages new friendships, builds putting skills, and gives those Sputters who don’t golf a chance…
December 2025, Sports
SaddleBrooke and Ranch Senior Softball Action!

King Mitchell Well, softball groupies, it’s hard to believe the Fall softball season is into its eighth week here on Nov. 24. Just this week and two more and 2025 will be “in da books.” Then a three-week hiatus over the holidays into January and SaddleBrooke Senior Softball’s Winter session. Winter season will run Jan.…
