Each November, cyclists from around the globe flock to Tucson, Arizona, to ride in the scenic streets of El Tour de Tucson. For Rotary Interna…
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- Barbara Barr Bengen
In a recent study, Rotary International learned that the number one reason why people join Rotary is to contribute to service projects and mak…
- Wendy Guyton, Fred Lowy & Barbara Barr Bengen
The Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke celebrated the 2024 to 2025 Rotary year while ringing in the 2025 to 2026 Rotary year with a “Passing the Gave…
- Kristi Halvorson, Harvey Smith, and Barbara Barr Bengen
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Thursday, May 22 was a red-letter day for The Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke, District 5500, Tucson, Arizona, USA, and the Rotary Club of Hermosi…
- Dan Watson
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Twenty-five Rotarians from District 5500, along with spouses and friends, gathered in a parking lot in Chula Vista CA at 6 am on Saturday, Oct…
- Michael Drake Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Since 1988 over 3 billion children have been vaccinated. Because of that, an estimated 21 million children have been saved from the scourge of polio. Rotarians have personally contributed $2.6 billion to the effort.
- Diane Demeroutis & Barbara Barr Bengen
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Save the date for Saturday, November 23 to join the fun with the SaddleBrooke Rotary CyclePaths as they raise funds to END Polio. Each year, w…
- Wanda Bailey
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Many of us are retired or nearing retirement. As we end our working years, we create plans to make sure our financial resources are adequate. …
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Barbara Barr Bengen,
Joe Guyton &
Bill Demeroutis
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Can you imagine trying to escape a house fire and having to drop your infant son from a second story window to the arms of a person down below…
- Stephen Brown Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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OPINION: "For the first few days of the war, he and his family, including 6-year-old twin daughters, hunkered down in the basement of their home in Bucha. But last week, when bombs destroyed nearby apartment buildings, the risk to his children became too great, and the family fled west, experiencing attacks by Russian soldiers on their column of cars," writes Tucsonan Stephen Brown.
Japanese company invests in mine near Mount Lemmon