Helen Daley The “Wildcats” started life in 2004 as the Original Wildcat Jass Band. As members of the group changed, so did their name. Jass was the original spelling of jazz. In the early 1900s, it was considered risqué and vulgar to scratch the “j” off posters decorating New York subways. How nice it would be…
Irene D’Aloisio It’s a sport for all ages and all abilities and all levels of skill, and it’s the fastest-growing sport in North America. And if you are a Cottonwood or Palo Verde (CWPV) resident, the Sun Lakes Pickleball Club Cottonwood (SLPCC) would love to show you what all the excitement is about. You might…
Bill Becker Preparations are underway for SLCT’s spring musical, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, coming to the Oakwood Ballroom on March 4, 5, and 6 (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday evenings at 7 p.m.) and March 7, 8, and 9 (Saturday, Sunday, Monday matinees at 1 p.m.). Co-directors Howard Hummel and Penny Petersen have already cast…
Susan Meer OLNGA held their annual holiday luncheon on Dec. 3, 2019. The new slate of officers were installed. They are: President Judy Hedding, Vice President Kathy Chebuhar, Secretary Julia Collier, and Treasurer Rachel Enloe. The luncheon was preceded by a best ball scramble on the Lakes course. Table decorations and favors were provided by…
Ann Posiviata I hope this finds you all safe and rested to begin the 2020 new year. What better way than to come see Colleen Miniuk share her presentation on Wildflowers and hopefully some of her best spots to shoot them! Our featured image is by one of our veteran members, Jon Berghoff, taken with…
Larry Wolfe A true North Dakotan, Terry Zeltinger was born in Minot and grew up in the small town of Tolley (population 50!) in the northwestern portion of the state near the Canadian border. Terry’s graduating class totaled nine, so he was involved in everything the school had to offer, including baseball and basketball. He…