Grief is not a straight path. It is a journey filled with unexpected twists, turns, and obstacles. At times, it can feel overwhelming, and it may be difficult to see the light ahead. Wherever you are on that journey, you are not alone. Sun Lakes United Methodist Church is offering a grief support group, facilitated…
May 2026, Clubs & Classes
Diagnosed with Low Vision?
On the second Wednesday of each month, you can find support at the Sun Lakes low vision club. We learn from experts, and from each other, how to live with less and less vision. Significant others and friends are welcome. Wednesday, May 13, 9 to 10 a.m. Robson Reserve, 3rd floor Game Room. Also: We…
May 2026
ILGA’s Swing for Hope
Karen Simon, ILGA vice president and Sue Olson, ILGA president The Ironwood Ladies Golf Association (ILGA) concluded its annual Swing for Hope fundraiser on April 2, with a golf tournament and luncheon at Ironwood’s Grill on the Green. All proceeds benefit the University of Arizona’s Cancer Center (UACC), which conducts research to find cures for…
May 2026, Clubs & Classes
Bridge Scores
Sun Lakes Fun Bridge Group Sherry Dillard The following are the winners from the Sun Lakes FUN Bridge Group. We meet on Wednesdays in the Arts and Crafts Room (second entrance) and welcome bridge players as regular weekly players and those who would prefer just to sub as needed. If you are interested, please contact…
May 2026, Clubs & Classes
Card Scores
Wednesday Pinochle Join us for Pinochle every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Cottonwood clubhouse, A-7 Painting Room. 3/07. Women: 1st Lisa Carlson 826, 2nd Katy Johnson 722, 3rd Marlene Hinkle 693. Men: 1st Bob Reeves 854, 2nd Roger Bergerson 673, 3rd John Mogelnick. 03/11. Women: 1st Shirley Stein 784, 2nd Celeste Dorsey 611, 3rd…
May 2026, Generals
Just in Time for Mother’s Day
Dannette Hunnel Myrtle The common Myrtle is a resilient perennial shrub that can reach heights of eight to twelve feet, but can be trimmed to your desired height and shape during winter or spring. Disease resistant and known for its deep green, evergreen foliage, it is high on the “toughness list” and remarkably easy for…
April 2026, Front Page
We Love Our Volunteers
Warren Wasescha, Sun Lakes Hiking Club Volunteers make the difference. To make a good club experience, you need the right combination of dedicated individuals willing to put their good talents to work for the betterment of the club. For the Sun Lakes Hiking Club, we’ve benefited from years of talented individuals helping out! Our club…
April 2026, Front Page
Celebrate America for National Day of Prayer
Plans are well underway for the Thursday, May 7, event to be held at the Oakwood ballroom for the Celebrate America 250 Years and the National Day of Prayer 75 Years. This is the first time that this event will be held in Sun Lakes. The pre-program will begin at 9:30 a.m. with 30 minutes…
April 2026, Front Page
JWV Coffee Campaign
Nancy Stutman Jewish War Veterans (JWV) Copper State Post 619 members and representatives from its partnering organizations collected coffee for U.S.VETS-Phoenix. The groups brought in 390 cans of coffee, most of which were the double-sized containers from Costco and Walmart. Both organizations contributed to the campaign. U.S.VETS-Phoenix is a 42-bed facility at M.D. Hawkins Veterans…
April 2026, Front Page
Cottonwood Pickleball Club Welcomes You!
Jeff Dunn For many people, playing pickleball may not be in the cards. Whether it’s limited mobility, caring for a loved one, work commitments, or simply not being interested in sports, you may not want to step onto the court. But the Cottonwood Pickleball Club just might be the right place for you anyway. Social…