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Ed Cirillo, vice president of the Rotary Club of Sun City West, and Ralph Johnson, president of the Sun City Prides. [Submitted photo]
Sun City Prides provide invaluable services
Ed Cirillo, vice president of the Rotary Club of Sun City West, introduced Ralph Johnson, president of the Sun City Prides, at their last meeting. Mr. Johnson shared that the PRIDES (Proud … more
Dual serpentine pathways lead to a flower-edged plaza in-the-round, featuring a half-circle seating area and a striking water feature at the center. While these bricks are currently in place, many have already been inscribed and reflect words of remembrance, love, faith and gratitude. [Submitted photo]
Meditation Garden offers remembrance of loved ones, sponsorship appreciation
A partnership between the Sun City West Governing Board and the Rotary Club of Sun City West resulted in development of the Sun City West Meditation Garden. This oasis is located in the southwest … more
An expert speaker presents important information to attendees at a previous Benevilla Educational Event workshop. [Submitted photo]
Benevilla offers tax strategy workshop
Benevilla will present Ken Mueldener, CPA, PLLC, in an interactive workshop on smart tax preparation strategies 1:30-2:45 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27. Charitable IRA rollovers, gifts of appreciated … more
The Sun City medical office in the early 1960s with two doctors — Edgar Deissler and Robert Stump — standing outside the building.
Yesterday and Today
One of the first buildings constructed in Sun City was a medical office located directly behind the community’s first shopping center and across the street from what is today home to the Del Webb Sun Cities Museum. more
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Local authors offers free books about JFK assassination
Sun City West author and psychologist Dr. Diane Holloway Cheney wrote “The Mind of Oswald” in 2000, about Lee Harvey Oswald. She was working at Parkland Hospital as a psychiatric nurse … more
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Sixth ‘Finger Lakes Wine Trail’ mystery hits bookshelves
“Death, Dismay and Rose,” the sixth cozy mystery novel in local author J.C. Eaton’s “Wine Trail Mysteries,” is set for release Sept. 29. The novel takes place at the … more
Subjects that have caught the attention of Bruce Cody include old movie theaters, cafes and diners, motels and gas stations. [Submitted photos]
Getting to know the artists of Sun City: Bruce Cody
Since the early 1980s, Bruce Cody has been regarded as one of the premiere painters of large urban and small-town architectural motifs. His contemporary images range from high-rise towers with busy … more
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Recreation Centers of Sun City officials are making plans to rebuild the Mountain View Center to include a performing arts center and other new amenities.
Yesterday and Today
Mountain View Recreation Center, 9749 N. 107th Ave., became Sun City’s third recreation center when it officially opened in June 1967. more
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Volunteers for the Knights of Columbus food drive included, from left, Joe Kowolokowski, Dave Lara, Bob Conen, John Melcarek, Dick Eisenmenger, Dennis Dionne, Joe Shanks, Rick Mahan, Albert Dailey, Roger Lipp, Mike Hug and Ron Rinder. Missing from photo are Don King, Jake Kluch and Mike Ward.
Knights collect food for Valley View
The Knights of Columbus in Sun City West were busy Aug. 22 gathering food for donation to a food distribution agency. more
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The work of Aileen Garvey can be viewed at the Artists by the Lake Gallery in the art room on the second floor of the Lakeview Center, 10626 Thunderbird Blvd. The art room is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily, for members only. Social distancing and masks are worn at all times in the art room. To join the club email debdahli-nart@yahoo.com or call 315-591-650. Visit artistsbythelake.com. [Submitted photos]
Getting to know the artists of Sun City: Aileen Garvey
As long as Aileen Garvey can remember, she has had a brush or pencil in her hand. Her artistic interests range from designing and painting cabinets for her home to painting a mural, beautiful … more
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Local author publishes book of Christian poetry
Sun City West resident and screenwriter-producer Claire Hutchinson has published a book of Christian poetry entitled “To All Those Who Are on A Journey: Christian Poetry Volume 1.” Ms. … more
George Palovich and Janet Trisler, pictured in 2009, are longtime contributors to the West Valley Art Museum in Peoria.
No in-person, no problem for West Valley art lessons
Longtime West Valley arts community contributor George Palovich has figured out a way to make art instruction work for his students during safe distancing -- and it’s not Zoom. more
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Glydie Nelson has completed three GEP genealogy research courses offered by NSDAR and is a volunteer genealogist. She has assisted more than 32 Daughters gain NSDAR membership. [Submitted photo]
Local DAR member receives veterans commemoration honor
Shirley Staggs, honorary chapter regent, presented Sun City resident Glydie Nelson, a member of the Sun City Agua Fria National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter, with a Vietnam … more
The city of Peoria and Park West are partnering for an art competition.
Enter a public art competition at Park West
Park West and the city of Peoria have joined forces to launch a public art competition themed, #PeoriaProud, to engage, involve and unite the community. more
From left, Arizona Rangers lieutenant Terry Rippstein, Rotary president Johanna Burton-Fuller and Rangers executive officer Joe McWilliams. [Submitted photo]
Arizona Rangers speak at Rotary meeting
The Rotary Club of Sun City West, with members hailing from Sun City West as well as Sun City, invited representatives of The Arizona Rangers to speak at their Aug. 14 meeting. Lieutenant Terry … more
From left are Melva Hull, treasurer, Sharon Lee Astle, president, and Suzanne James, president elect [Submitted photo]
Local AAUW branch celebrates 40 years
The American Association of University Women, Northwest Valley branch, is celebrating its 40th anniversary of leadership for women this year. AAUW promotes equity and education for women and girls … more
Sun Health at Home provides non-medical services such as transportation, homemaker and companion services and referrals to vetted service providers. [Submitted photo]
Sun Health At Home marks 100-member milestone
Sun Health At Home is continuing to see growth as more seniors look for ways to remain active and in their homes. more
The Grand Center took on a new look since it was constructed on West Grand Avenue in Sun City when the community opened in 1960. [Bret McKeand/Independent Newsmedia]
Yesterday and Today
When Sun City opened Jan. 1, 1960, prospective home buyers were introduced to a “new way of living” and the nation’s first community specifically catering to the needs of retirees. more
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Above are Fred Folden, volunteer coordinator, JR Catalano-T&T Estate Services; Tom Lyle, volunteer; Mark Sauceda, chef; Major Neil Saunders; Captain Kathy Merritt; and Captain Mark Merritt. [Submitted photo]
Salvation Army continues meal, donation services
The Salvation Army Sun Cities “Meals on Wheels” has since March 19 provided 38,000 meals for those in need. A drive through hot breakfast along with a sack lunch is available 8-9:30 a.m. Monday-Friday. more
A Benevilla Home Services volunteer grocery shopping for a home-bound senior in need. A $60,000 grant from Thunderbirds Charities will allow the non-profit to keep the Home Services program going through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Benevilla Home Services aids isolated seniors
Benevilla realizes the senior population is the most vulnerable right now to Coronavirus and is increasingly important they practice self-isolation and stay at home during the pandemic. more
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