Sun Lakes Community Theatre’s upcoming fall production, Tennessee Wet Rub, takes place in the rustic, out-of-the-way Bertha’s BBQ restaurant in northern Tennessee, run by an older white couple. It’s January 1951, and while the worst snowstorm in the state’s history rages outside, Bertha frets about dark times ahead while Hank busies himself experimenting with barbecue…
Category: Community News
October 2026, Community News
Looking for Talent—Fourth Annual Variety Show
Sally Jo Holberg Sun Lakes Community Theatre is excited to announce the Fourth Annual Variety Show is returning to the stage at Sun Lakes Country Club on Jan. 27 and 28, 2027. If you can dance, sing, act, play an instrument, do comedy or any other wild routine, please join us for the fun. Performers…
October 2026, Community News
The ImproVables are Working Twice as Hard this October!
Two very unique and very different shows will be performed by The ImproVables in the month of October. The philosophy is simply, “double the pleasure, double the fun!” Fall into Laughter will launch our 2026-27 season at Sun Lakes Country Club on Saturday, Oct. 10. It will be a laugh-filled, interactive evening of a show,…
October 2026, Community News
Bible Study on the Minor Prophets
Chuck Heitbrink A new Bible study series will begin this fall focusing on the Minor Prophets, led by Dan Graves. The first meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 7, at 6:30 p.m. The study will offer participants an opportunity to explore the messages, history and continuing relevance of the Minor Prophets, a collection of Old…
October 2026, Community News
Bible Study Returns October
Steve Bauslaugh Bible study every Thursday morning from 10 to 11a.m. Starting Oct. 1 in the Apache room upstairs in the clubhouse. Lesser Known Bible Characters. Anyone who knows or has studied the Bible has heard of its major characters. Bible characters such as Abraham, Moses, David, Peter, Paul and Mary (not the singing group)…
October 2026, Community News
Zach’s Computer Corner: How Do I Know When It’s Time to Replace My Computer?
Zach Sadkin Computers don’t have an expiration date. A well-maintained computer can last many years, but eventually replacing it makes more sense than repairing or upgrading it. Age alone isn’t the deciding factor. Instead, watch for these signs: It’s becoming painfully slow. If starting the computer, opening programs, or browsing the Internet takes noticeably longer…
October 2026, Community News
Sun Lakes Sheriff’s Posse and American Red Cross to Hold October 10 Blood Drive
Bill Shedd The Sun Lakes Sheriff’s Posse and the American Red Cross will hold our next blood drive on Saturday, Oct. 10 at the Sun Lakes Sheriff’s Posse Office, 9531 E. Riggs Road. Please be sure to schedule your appointment by going to our web site: www.sunlakesposse.org and click on the link to Pre-register. Since…
October 2026, Community News
Sheriff’s Posse to Hold Shred-A-Thon and Drug Take-Back October 24
The Semi-Annual National Drug Take Back and Shred Event will be held Saturday, Oct. 24 at 10440 E. Riggs (northeast corner of Riggs and Alma School). Shredding will run from 9:30 a.m. to noon and the Drug Take-Back will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event is co-sponsored by the Arizona Attorney General’s…
October 2026, Community News
Ask the Trainer
Steve Bauslaugh Almost every Monday morning, from 9 to 10 a.m., one can find Steve Bauslaugh and his wife Cheryl working out in the fitness room. Steve is a certified personal trainer (ACE). Steve is willing to give free advice on general fitness questions and proper form on any machine or exercise.
Community News, October 2026
Art at Sun Lakes 2027 Calling All Artists and Crafters
Denise Haynie, Ricki O’Keeffe, and Brian Haynie The Art at Sun Lakes 18th Annual Art Show Fundraiser will take place on Saturday, March 6, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with a rain date of Saturday, March 13. This amazing show features a wide range of art and crafts, including paintings in various mediums, pottery,…