As the summer golfing season kicked off, MOGA saw an incredible display of camaraderie, competition, and skill among its members. Each week brought a new blend of team dynamics and individual successes, with golfers testing their mettle across a variety of formats. From partnerships forged on the course to individuals striving for personal bests, a…
July 2025, Clubs & Classes
Bridge Results
Sun Lakes Duplicate Bridge Club Sun Lakes Duplicate Bridge Club has games for all levels. Come join us this summer for a fun time. Call George at 480-748-1242 for more info. May First-Place Winners Open Pairs 5/01. N/S: (A&B) Carol Hauth and Dan Betts, (C) Garry Keister and Cynthia Cantor; E/W: (A&B) Lakin Hines and…
July 2025, Generals
Maricopa County Ed Robson
Ed Robson Library offers free programs for people of all ages. For a complete list of offerings, visit www.mcldaz.org/edrobson. Ed Robson Library is located at 9330 E. Riggs Road, Sun Lakes, AZ 85248, and is open to the public Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. July Events: Registration is required, and space…
July 2025, Front Page
Neighbors Who Care Issues Urgent Call for Summer Volunteers in Sun Lakes and South Chandler

As temperatures rise across Arizona, so does the need for compassionate community support. Neighbors Who Care, a nonprofit dedicated to helping seniors in Sun Lakes and South Chandler, is issuing an urgent call to help fill a critical need for summer volunteers to help fill the growing gap left by seasonal departures. Each summer, many…
July 2025, Clubs & Classes
Sun Lakes Writers’ Group – July 2025
Fanciful or Penmanship Ernest D’Godor Remember the days when we used to lie on the grass with our hands behind our heads and stare at the clouds passing by on a warm summer day? It would have been a summer day in the early days of vacation, just after school ended. That would be because…
July 2025, Clubs & Classes
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Restorative Yoga Class

Elise Ratliff Restorative yoga is a gentle, slow-paced practice focused on relaxation and rejuvenation. It uses props such as bolsters, blankets, and blocks to support the body in restful poses that target the connective tissue. It cultivates awareness of the body and breath, fostering mindfulness and a deeper connection to the present moment. To get…
June 2025, Front Page
Sun Lakes Softball Division Winners

Larry Wolfe The Redeemed Team, managed by Ron Carmichael, won the Sun Division Spring pennant with a record of 9-5, outlasting Manager Jon Hendrikse’s Wolfe & Associates team and Manager Mike Gloyd’s Spooner PT club, both finishing tied for second with .500 records. In the Lakes Division, Manager Gary Hillabolt’s Young Home Team finished first…
June 2025, Front Page
2025 Play It Forward Smash Goal to Raise $55,000!

Sheryl Keeme, Neighbors Who Care Executive Director On March 29 Neighbors Who Care was the beneficiary of the Fourth Annual Play It Forward event hosted by IronOaks and supported by a volunteer committee of residents and supporters. This event began with tennis four years ago and has grown to attract three other activities in 2025!…
June 2025, Front Page
Battalion Chief Retires After 35 Years

Brian Curry Sun Lakes has lost a very familiar face, as Arizona Fire & Medical Authority Battalion Chief Steve McCoy has retired after 35 years in fire suppression and emergency medical care, all of them in the service of the men and women of Sun Lakes. The Sun Lakes Fire Department became the Arizona Fire…
June 2025, Front Page
Cottonwood Tennis Club Holds First Short Court Tennis Event

Barb Jorgensen Bill Swift was in charge of Cottonwood Tennis Club’s last social event for the season. He corralled almost 40 players for a double-elimination type tournament—tournament being a dicey word, as it was all about fun! Teams were formed by random draw, building future friendships between players who may not have known each other…