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. Our next meeting is Wednesday, July 8, 9 to 10 a.m. at Robson Reserve, third…
Clubs & Classes, July 2026
Essential Oils and Natural Wellness Club
In the past decade of hosting the essential oil and wellness club, many have asked how to get started learning without having any essential oils. I usually tell them to crush rosemary or pine needles; or basil or mint leaves; or peel a piece of citrus and inhale deeply, noticing how they feel! (The chemical…
Clubs & Classes, July 2026
Jeep Owners Navigate Schnebly Hill Rd into Sedona
Jim Carlson If you have never entered Sedona from Schnebly Hill Rd, it is a beautiful ride. Some of the Sun Lakes Jeep Owners took it on over Memorial Day weekend. The weather was good and the views were better. For this road, four-wheel drive and some ground clearance is recommended. There were some rocky…
Clubs & Classes, July 2026
Sun Lakes Jeep Owners Attend National Go Topless Day
Jim Carlson May 16 was the Jeep National Go Topless Day! Bring your Jeep with or without its top, doors, or however you wanted to attend. This is an annual event to raise funds for local charities. The valley metro had three large events. San Tan Valley, Apache Trail, and Apache Junction. A few from…
Clubs & Classes, July 2026
P.E.O. Chapter CY Snares Another STAR Scholarship Winner!
Julia Romanin Sneha Ganesh, a recent graduate of Hamilton High School, was selected to receive a $2,500 Scholarship from the P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) Sisterhood. She was recommended by P.E.O. Chapter CY, which has been a part of the Sun Lakes community since 1985. The competitive STAR Scholarship is for women who exhibit excellence in…
July 2026, Uncategorized
Sun Lakes Breakfast Lions Club – July 2026
LioBreakfast Lions Name “Lion of the Year” Brian Curry The Sun Lakes Breakfast Lions presented to their Vice President David Coffman the “Lion of the Year” award for his outstanding support and dedication with our “Fly your Colors” Flag Program. Dave is also the longtime Chairman for the “Kids Need to Read” Program. And an…
Clubs & Classes, July 2026
Sun Lakes Evening Lions Club – July 2026
Club Ends Year With Generous Charitable Donation Chris Linder As the year came to a close, Sun Lakes (evening) Lions Club reflected its commitment to service through a generous series of charitable donations supporting local needs and community organizations. The Club’s end-of-year giving included contributions to LCI-Childhood Cancer, LCI-Globe flooding, LCI-Disaster relief, Leader Dogs for the Blind,…
Clubs & Classes, July 2026
Rotary Club – July 2026
Rotary Club of Sun Lakes Honored at 2026 Rotary Conference Dr. Honora Norton Rotary Club of Sun Lakes Director of Public Image and Gilbert resident Dr. Honora Norton received the 1st Place 2026 Rotary International District 5495’s Public Image Award for her engaging storytelling through photography, social media posts and press releases of RCSL’s impact…
July 2026, Front Page
Consider a Great Series for Summer Reading
Phyllis L. Carr This month, we are highlighting the collection of series housed at the Sun Lakes Library. A series consists of at least two books, but usually has five to seven—and can have even more. Characters develop over a period of time, with some series introducing characters in their youth and following them throughout…
July 2026, Front Page
Celebrating 60 Years of Supporting Women’s Education
Carolyn Holmes Leneway P.E.O. Chapter BF in Chandler celebrated the close of a remarkable year of philanthropy and sisterhood—a year that also marked our chapter’s 60th anniversary in 2026—with a spring luncheon hosted by Shannon Gatewood-Smith, complete with a lively gift exchange, wonderful food, and plenty of laughter. The gathering was a joyful capstone to…