Arts & Leisure

Guess what? We are all preoccupied with numbers these days. Consider the numbers in these subjects: reports on investments, gasoline prices, rising costs for food and utilities, as well as met… Read moreNumbers

Okay, so who gave us the title of “Seniors”? I remember being a Senior in High School—we were considered “BOSS”! Top of the class, ready to take on the world. As a senior, you could do anythin… Read moreSenior Moments

Not a misprint! The SaddleBrooke Gift Shop is open and it’s never too early to start browsing for gifts! Okay, that sounds a bit far fetched but its NEVER too early to look for a special and u… Read moreChristmas Shopping?

The President's limo, code-named "Stagecoach," looks more like a tank truck than a car, even with a Cadillac grille, headlights and taillights. The current model entered service in 2018. This … Read moreThe DC Beast

The semiquincentennial has many of us looking backwards into history. Readers in SaddleBrooke are not the only ones seeking enlightenment, knowledge and insight into the past. Historical ficti… Read moreBook Nook

Trudy is the author of two books, “Growing Up Alpaca”, a children’s book full of humorous pictures of Alpacas published in 2010, and “From Fluff to Flight”, the real-life story of two Great Ho… Read moreSaddleBrooke Author

So many amazing things happen in and around SaddleBrooke. Surely you’ve seen walkers and joggers, morning, noon and night, but one special walker has stood out on MountainView Boulevard early … Read moreInspirational...

As Artistic Director for the March 2027 Variety Show, American Bandstand Rewind, I invite the musically talented members of SaddleBrooke to audition on Tuesday, November 10 and Thursday, Novem… Read moreGot Talent?

It was early August, in Ohio, and the dog days of summer were upon us. Warm breezes swept over farm fields, while huge red barns, advertising Chew Mail Pouch Tobacco, held sway over acres of s… Read moreThe Communicants

It’s July, the middle summer and very hot in the Arizona desert, but that doesn’t stop our knitters and others who crochet. We are as busy as ever making soft and cuddly blankets and hats for … Read moreBeating the Heat

The early-morning New Mexico desert sky was cast in Robin 's-Egg blue, salted with feathery, see-through, lacy clouds drifting south in a nomadic weave, with little encouragement from a faint … Read more“Ground Zero”