Dannette Hunnel October still tends to be quite hot for most flowers. Many of us are anxious to get started with some planting, making our community yards the beautiful, colorful works of art for which our area is known. Now is a good time to start succulents so they can establish themselves and get rooted…
Charlene Petragallo Perfect for Sun Lakes: a Walk-A-Thon where you do not need to walk in order to participate. Whether you are out of town or unable to physically do the walk, you can register as a “Walker in Spirit.” Our firefighters and EMTs show up for us, now it’s our turn to show up…
Susie Welker At the end of April, the Palo Verde Lady Niners played a best ball scramble to end their regular season of Wednesday afternoon fun golf. Four women on one team were able to achieve a one under par score, while 10 others finished with par or one over par. There were a lot…
Being a Cheerleader Kris Szlauko With the thought of a cheerleader, an image of a pretty, petite, scantily clad girl waving pom-poms around comes to mind. A cheerleader has epitomized the art of cheering to a meaningless routine. Her skills, even though polished and practiced, are mechanical. Even her smile is well rehearsed. The practice…
Carolyn McCorkle The Sun Lakes Republican Club will feature “The Rule of Law and Education Policy,” with speakers Arizona State Senate President Warren Petersen and Matthew Beienburg, at its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 8, at 6:30 p.m. in the Navajo Room of Sun Lakes Country Club, 25601 S. Sun Lakes Blvd., Sun Lakes,…
Tim Malone Retirement represents a profound shift in life’s rhythm, offering time and freedom that can be both exhilarating and unfamiliar. For many, this phase serves as an invitation to rediscover passions that may have been set aside amid the demands of a career or family life. Far from being an ending, retirement is a…