Library Preparing for Used Book Sale on March 14

Library Preparing for Used Book Sale on March 14

“Little Shop of Horrors” Wowed With Music and Puppetry

Robson Ranch Ladies Social Club News

Fine Arts Guild Opens the House

November 2016

Mah Jongg players give to charity

Mary Beth Fisher National Mah Jongg players made a $157 donation to Pinal County Veterans Memorial Foundation in 2016, just from ordering the card of hands as a group. The past seven years National Mah Jongg players have donated over $1,000 to local charities. National Mah Jongg is played all around the U.S. This game…

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November 2016

Walk to End Alzheimer’s

In case your Views went into recycling before you cut off the reminder at the end of this article, here is a second chance to put the info on your calendar! It is time to unite in a movement to reclaim the future for millions! Alzheimer’s is a runaway train barreling down on all of…

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November 2016

Watercolor class with Maxine Harrison

Maxine Harrison from Yuma will again teach the ninth fun and creative watercolor classes all day November 30 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Creative Arts Center. Bring a sack lunch. Mark your calendar, sign-up at the Sports Center and come if you always wanted to try watercolor painting or are a more…

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November 2016

Creative Arts Center Fall Show & Sale

Gourd Club – Hap Yoder – Kathy Roche

Agnes Wilson The biggest craft show of the year will take place on Saturday, November 19, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Robson Ranch Creative Arts Center located just outside the entry to Robson Ranch. Clubs participating in the sale and show are the Desert Woodcrafting Club, Material Girls, Ceramics and Pottery, Gourd Club,…

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November 2016

Buffet and Bingo Southwest style

Let’s play bingo!

The Hermosa Ballroom was “sizzling” hot on Tuesday, September 27, when the Buffet and Bingo menu spotlighted fajitas, flank steak and grilled chicken with an array of tasty toppings of lettuce, tomatoes, mixed cheese, salsa, guacamole, sour cream, black olives, jalapenos, green onions and pico de gallo. Adding to the Southwest “sizzle” were sides of…

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November 2016

Santa Cruz Valley historic museum

Toltec Elementary School

On Toltec Road between Interstate 10 and Jimmie Kerr/Frontier Blvds. on the east side of the road just south of the railroad tracks sits a building with significant historical value to the community. Eligible for the National Historic Registry, the old Toltec Elementary School is currently being restored by the Santa Cruz Valley Historic Museum.…

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