Back by popular demand, Sun Lakes Community Theatre will present another new production of An Evening of Old Time Radio, directed by Roger Edmonds. Roger uses his talents to bring you an all-new summer production of three of your favorite old radio comedies! These are the “best of the best,” the ones we loved listening…
Summer in the Valley has its challenges for photographers. Yet, creative ways to work around the 100-degree temperatures keep us on our toes. Such as, First Fridays in downtown Phoenix, night walks at the Desert Botanical Garden and excursions as close as Cave Creek and Anthem can find ways of beating the heat. It’s always…
Ann Kisner Cheers members have been traveling the last few months. They have been off to places near and far. The snowbirds have been busy going back home to escape the heat. Those who stay here have been planning small trips to the mountains or the beach to take a break. The end of January…
Norm Noble Once a month, the Sun Lakes Splash makes its appearance on Sun Lakes’ driveways. If you happen to be in your front yard when this happens, you will see a car slowly pass by with a passenger tossing a newspaper onto your driveway. Who are these people? Rotarians. For several years, on the…
Larry Stadler In any organization, club and even a pool league, there are many “Unsung Heroes.” Today, we want to sing the praises for our Breakers Game Mangers! Each week, the IronOaks Breakers Pool League schedules six sessions for members to play pool; two sessions of 8-Ball on Tuesday and Thursday and two sessions of…
Message From The President Anne Montgomery Summer is nearly here with its rising temperatures. The importance of staying hydrated cannot be emphasized too often or too strongly. This is a particularly important warning to those of you who will be experiencing summer in the low desert for the first time. Dehydration can be a serious…
Rabbi Irwin Wiener, D.D. Okay, bad things happen to us. Bad things happen to all people, regardless of age. Things that cause pain are real and lasting. When we were younger, we felt invincible. Now we are feeling vulnerable. Our youth was spent dreaming. As we age, we tend to remember the past, but with…
Bobbie Reed Sales and work sessions are continuing through the summer for The Crystal Card Project. So those of you who are here in Sun Lakes looking for activities, consider the options below to support this community effort. Help make cards – June 19 and 26. No experience is necessary. There are lots of tasks…
Judith Kuse In mid-March, 40 members of the Sun Lakes Hiking Club embarked on this year’s Special Hiking Trip with destinations in the Dragoon Mountains; the wine country of Willcox, AZ; the Chiricahuas and the city of Bisbee, AZ. The entire trip was graced with good trails, companionable hikers and the absence of glitches. Hikers…
We are thrilled to announce the 2nd annual Successful Aging Sun Lakes Dementia Conference to be held on Thursday, June 13, 2019, at Sun Lakes Country Club from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Register NOW for a day of impactful and useful information about families learning to live with dementia and the often new role…