Joyce Selk The February Game Night was a real hoot! Host Ray Rodriguez never disappoints, bringing several different games, including Trivia and Family Feud, and playing some of our favorite tunes. It didn’t matter if you were selected as a contestant or part of the interactive audience. Everyone participated and had some great laughs. Be…
Sydney Engle The 2023 Stylin’ and Sippin’ fundraiser to benefit Parents of Murdered Children (POMC) raised $15,306.86! Thank you to everyone who attended and to the many donors who made our fundraiser so successful! JudyWear Boutique and Wet & Wild Water Aerobics of Sun Lake will once again present a Stylin’ and Sippin’ fundraiser on…
The ImproVables, Sun Lakes Community Theatre’s comedy improv troupe, will bring their brand of laughter and hijinks to the IronOaks ballroom (located adjacent to Stone & Barrel) on Tuesday, April 9. Aptly entitled “Spring Into Laughter,” the event ticket price will be $30 per person and includes a delicious buffet dinner with the show. The…
Pastor Judy Wismar Claycomb If your spouse has died, you know the upheaval and uncertainty that can follow. Sun Lakes United Methodist Church at 9428 E. Riggs Road in Sun Lakes invites you to gather with others who have experienced similar loss at GriefShare’s Loss of Spouse seminar on Tuesday, March 12, from 10 to…
Gwen Grace The black-crowned night heron is usually inconspicuous and hard to spot among the reeds and bushes over a body of water. It likes to come out at dusk to eat, but it sits in trees in the daylight. If you want to see one, join the Desert Rivers Audubon Society at the Gilbert…
Sharma Goodwin The Ironwood Ladies Golf Association (ILGA) invites you to help us drive out cancer and Swing for Hope. Activities begin in March and end on Thursday, March 21. All proceeds go to the University of Arizona Cancer Center (UAF/UACC) for research on a cure for all cancer. With the help of our community,…
Come and join us for a lively discussion. We meet on the second Tuesday of the month in the Sewing Room at Oakwood at 7 p.m. No membership is required. Just come and enjoy a lively discussion with open-minded, interesting people. No arguing—just different points of view. We look forward to meeting new people. See…
Sue Sindelar We welcome March here in the Valley and around the world with brilliant green colors exploding with the brightness that only spring can offer. It’s a wonderful time of the year to be outside drenching ourselves in the easier temperatures and all of nature’s gifts. It is a great time to create a…
Jeff French January play for the Palo Verde Men’s Association included two Ace of Aces qualifier events, a 2-Man select-a-drive, and was highlighted with the annual two-day Presidents Cup event. Sunday’s play was wet and soggy, but players persevered and were able to complete play and recognize the overall and flight winners, with refreshments and…
James Meagher The roots of the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day in the United States are often credited to the parades started by poor Irish immigrants who came to America seeking relief from hunger and oppression during the potato famine period in Ireland in the mid-19th century to cities like New York, Boston, and Chicago.…