John Yu On Nov. 7, grab your muskets (no live ammo, please) and come to San Tan Ballroom’s Sunday Music, Dinner, and Dancing Venue and defend against the second British invasion. We will be invaded by the music of our favorite redcoats: The Beatles, Sir Elton John, Herman’s Hermits, etc. Mrs. Brown will be bringing…
We now have more groups opening their doors again and have welcomed us back to collect food for Matthew’s Crossing. Since January of 2008, we have collected food and money from several groups and delivered it to Matthew’s Crossing. We were unable to continue to collect after everything closed due to the pandemic. After a…
Harry Huckemeyer Coming off a busy October with things beginning to get back into full swing, we head into November, and the trend continues. Lots of opportunities to experience new things, places to go, and breathe in that fresh air that is one of the bonuses we’ve waited for, suffering through those earlier warm summer months.…
George Abernathy Since starting the Sun Lakes Fly Fishing Club (SLFFC) several years ago, I’ve been approached by several bait fishermen about why the club doesn’t include their style of fishing. My sincere answer then and now is: We are a fly-fishing club, i.e., Sun Lakes Fly Fishing Club. However, we welcome them to this…
Margie Parrish, YA Instructor Yoga is not just for flexible and Gumby-type bodies. A regular yoga practice will help you improve your balance and posture, teach you how to breathe more efficiently, and give you core strength to protect your low back. Most professional athletes do yoga to sharpen their concentration and keep their body…
All local Philanthropic Educational Organization (P.E.O.) Chapter members will be invited to attend the annual Christmas Luncheon, hosted by Sun Lakes Chapter DD. This year’s event, Yuletide Traditions, will be held at the Cottonwood ballroom on Saturday, Dec. 4. Doors open at 10:30 a.m., and lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. P.E.O. is a…