Sherry Jackson

Issuu

East Valley Tribune - Southeast March 18, 2018

New Home section

westvalleyview.com

Luke Days brings the Blue Angels back to Valley

Fighter jets screaming through the air, tours of historic aircraft and parachute teams descending from the sky are some of the activities planned for Saturday, March 17, and Sunday, March 18, at Luke Air Force Base’s Luke Days.
Organizers wanted to give the public a “more robust and dynamic experience” this year. Therefore, they invited the U.S. Navy Blue Angels aerial demonstration team to headline for the first time since 1992.
“The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds aerial team had a change in co...

Robson Communities

Robson Ranch Arizona Hires New Director of Fitness and Wellness

By Sherry Jackson, Contributor
Lois Moncel has been teaching classes such as step, Pilates and chair aerobics since she joined the Robson Ranch Arizona team four months ago. Now, she is stepping up as the new Director of Fitness and Wellness.
Lois has more than 25 years’ experience in fitness & wellness and was Fitness Director at Red Mountain Country Club in Mesa for four years before coming to Robson Ranch.
“I’ve done everything from Health Club management, personal training, group fitness ...

westvalleyview.com

DesertFest returns to PebbleCreek with food, art and entertainment

Robson Resort Communities’ DesertFest at Pebble Creek is back for its fourth year with a one-day public event featuring food, entertainment and more. The event will be held near the Tuscany Clubhouse from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, February 3.
“During this one-day extravaganza, visitors will enjoy live music, wine tasting, an art show and food truck fare, plus over 50 local area vendors that will display their goods and services,” said Linda Robson, publisher, Robson Publishing and one of th...

magazooms.com

Discover Upcountry Carolina Association Visit Upcountry South Carolina 2018 Upcountry Visitors Guide

UpCountry SC 2018/2019 Guidebook

westvalleyview.com

Church creates labyrinth as ‘place to walk and meditate’

Shelley Krispin, a parishioner at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Litchfield Park, said she was inspired “by mystery” to build a labyrinth in honor of her late husband, Keith Krispin Sr.
“My husband was a quiet, faith-filled man,” she said. “He impacted lives through working for systemic change. Offering the labyrinth to our community was a way to be consistent with how Keith walked his journey: quietly, humbly making a difference in the lives of others.”
Krispin worked the past decade with V...

westvalleyview.com

PebbleCreek charity sends Glendale girls to camp

An obscure national charity with three Arizona chapters is working to send 10-year-old Glendale girls to summer camp.
The National Time, Talents and Treasures (TTT) is called a “well-kept secret,” but it is trying to raise community awareness to bolster its efforts.
“National TTT started in the rural town of Mount Pleasant, Iowa in 1911 and recruitment was by word of mouth and invitation,” said Emma Mosley, president of the Arizona division. The society spread organically.
“As women who were ...

westvalleyview.com

State-of-the-art logistics center coming to Tolleson

A new 329,000-square-foot Class A industrial center on the southwest corner of 99th Avenue and Van Buren Street in Tolleson is set to begin construction in the next few months.
Trammell Crow Company (TCC), along with an institutional investor, purchased the 22.2-acre site for approximately $1.9 million.
“Located in the heart of the Southwest Valley industrial market, Tolleson Logistics Center will provide companies with best in class industrial space, convenient access to major transportation...

upstatebusinessjournal.com

Condo living meets hotel amenities at new Clemson project at Lake Hartwell

Along the shores of Lake Hartwell, across from the Clemson University campus, Tiger fans will soon have a unique place to own or stay.
Lakeside Lodge will feature a four-story resort condo complex with 116 units. The condos will be a mixture of studios and one-, two-, and three-bedrooms for sale. The unique part? The condos will also include all the amenities of a high-end hotel including 24/7 concierge service, housekeeping and maintenance, a lobby, restaurant/bar, fitness center, and meetin...

Robson Communities

SaddleBrooke Marketplace – Latest Update

By Sherry Jackson, RCI, contributor

SaddleBrooke & SaddleBrooke Ranch residents may be wondering what’s happening with the new 17.4-acre Fry’s Marketplace shopping center at the main entrance to the SaddleBrooke community, on the corner of Eagle Crest Ranch Road and SaddleBrooke Blvd. Here is the latest update according to James K. Pederson with the Pederson Group, the developer of the project.

First, Fry’s has closed on the land. The site has been graded and utilities are currently being ins...

Robson Communities

New Alora Plan at PebbleCreek and SaddleBrooke Ranch Geared for Today’s Lifestyle

The Robson Resort Communities have released their newest home design, the Alora, at SaddleBrooke Ranch and PebbleCreek.
Part of the Tradition Series, the Alora redefines spacious living with a floor plan for today’s discerning homeowner. An open concept design and 1,956 sq. ft. of space makes this home perfect for family and entertaining guests. Pricing begins at $285,900 at SaddleBrooke Ranch and $329,900 at PebbleCreek. Models at both communities are under construction with full details ava...

Robson Communities

New Tanger Outlet Mall opens near Robson Ranch Texas

By Sherry Jackson, Contributor for Robson Communities, Inc.
Robson Ranch residents now have a new shopping destination with the recently opened Tanger Outlet Mall at 15853 North Freeway in Fort Worth.
The grand opening celebration was held recently held and included fireworks, a vintage photo booth, carnival games, food trucks and celebrity appearances from Drew and Jonathan Scott of HGTV’s Property Brothers show.
Construction on the center began in October 2016 and is the signature outlet re...

upstatebusinessjournal.com

Faced with the need to cut costs, newspapers are divesting themselves of their most valuable assets — their properties

Print is dead. Or so some say. In reality, the industry, like many others, is going through a massive transformation. Newspapers were once the primary — sometimes the only — form of communication and a mainstay of the community. Today, we get our news from a variety of sources, but community journalism is still here to stay. That means newspapers were (and still are) big business.
But in today’s 21st-century digital climate, newspapers are looking for creative ways to cut costs that go beyond...

online.fliphtml5.com

Greenville, South Carolina Visitors Guide

Greenville, South Carolina Visitors Guide