Murder Mystery Presented Locally Well Received Residents at Robson Reserve recently had the pleasure of experiencing the Murder Mystery Company’s performance of Death of a Gangster, the same show being…
Kyle Messner Do you have a subject you love, a unique skill, or a wealth of knowledge just waiting to be shared? New Adventures in Learning (NAIL) is officially looking…
Quiet Strength, Deep Faith: Meet Carolyn Robin Wilson Meet Carolyn, one of those quiet, dedicated volunteers who genuinely prefers the background to the spotlight. When asked to be featured, her…
Are you searching for a creative and enjoyable way to support our local Lions Club? Consider joining our Flamingo Flocking charity fundraiser! This unique event allows you to surprise a…
Flamingo Flocking Charity Fundraiser Are you searching for a creative and enjoyable way to support our local Lions Club? Consider joining our “Flamingo Flocking” charity fundraiser! Recently SunBird resident Linda…
George and Margaret Spencer found a newborn horned owl nesting in the palm trees in the back yard of their home in SunBird. The Animal Game and Fish Department relocated the baby owl to raise and protect it to be set free later when ready. The mother owl still resides in SunBird.
Bob Neuman Our world would certainly be much bleaker without music. It can entertain, inspire, comfort, produce happiness and evoke nostalgia. Sometimes it may force us to focus an introspective look at something. Irving Berlin wrote inspirational songs during World War I that promised aid to England and France. An example was his Over There.…
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Denise Lott Each year on November 10 the U.S. Marine Corps celebrates throughout the world their founding birthday 240 years ago. Sun Lakes is no exception. The Marines from the East Valley Marines Detachment 1296 held their annual Birthday Ball in November at the Oakwood Country Club. This year’s guest of honor was William L.…