HomeDesert InsiderDear Readers, Sun City Insider- August 2026

Dear Readers, Sun City Insider- August 2026

As another summer in the desert will soon begin to wind down, I want to extend my sincere appreciation to all of the residents who have spent the season here at home. While many escape the desert heat, so many of you continue to make this community vibrant year-round. Your presence keeps the community spirit thriving.

I would also like to thank the many advertisers featured throughout these pages. Their continued commitment to serving our community year-round helps keep our local businesses thriving while making this publication possible. I encourage you to support them whenever you can; they are an important part of what makes our neighborhoods so strong.

This month’s cover story celebrates two remarkable residents, Earl and Sandra, whose retirement years have become a testament to the idea that life’s most meaningful chapters can still lie ahead. Embracing their creativity and passion for giving back, they have found joy through music and community theatre while also establishing an organization dedicated to creating opportunities and inspiring hope for those in need. Their story is one of purpose, generosity, and the belief that it’s never too late to make a lasting difference. I hope you’ll enjoy reading more about their inspiring journey on pages 18–20.

As always, you’ll also find community events, engaging puzzles, local features, and stories that celebrate the people who make this place feel like home. Thank you for continuing to support both this publication and the wonderful community we are privileged to serve.

Will Stephanie Wilson Editor | The Sun City Insider

How to Live to 100

This editorial is adapted from the research and findings of Scott J. Simmons. To view the complete, unabridged version, visit: www.desertempiremortgage.com/images/ How_to_Live_to_be_100.pdf When people ask...

Sandra and Earl Mitchell

Purpose Never Retires: Deeply rooted in purpose, passion, family, and community For nearly fifteen years, Sun City PD has been more than home for Sandra...