John Sandel All the writers in the Robson Writers Club have published novels now and are all beginning second novels. During most of my adult life I’ve been declaring that I was going to write a novel, and people I met again after being separated for 10 or 20 years would often ask, “Well, did…
Religion, January 2018
Christmas all around
Sherry Zeise The festive, sweet spirit of Christmas captured all of us as New Life Ladies Lunch Bunch entered the charming home of Lyle and Nancy Nevius on December 9. The guys gathered for their Lunch Bunch at Outlaw Burger in Justin. Tables sported happy snowmen, angels and pretty Christmas patterns. Every room engulfed us…
Features, January 2018
Argyle Lions Club presents: A Patriotic Speaker program
Lion Deborah Cottle The Argyle Lions Club is proud to present A Patriotic Speaker program by a World War II Veteran. Don Graves served in the Marines during WWII and was at the battle of Iwo Jima. He will share his historic stories that are very inspiring at Argyle High School Auditorium at 191…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
Girls on Wheels share the sisterhood of Menopause the Musical
Vicki Baker Maxine hit the nail on the head, “When I asked for a smoking hot body, menopause wasn’t quite what I had in mind!” For those women who have experienced “the change,” hot flashes, insomnia, memory loss, expanding waistlines, failing eyesight, night sweats and mood swings, there’s just nothing funny about those annoying symptoms.…
Generals, January 2018
Chocolate chip cookies and Pat Sherman
Marie Milleage If you attended any of the Living Well seminars you were greeted by Pat Sherman, Vice President of Business Development at DATCU Credit Union. A native of Denton, Pat joined DATCU in November 2005 and over several years has continued to make a difference in Denton while receiving admirable recognition for her membership…
Features, January 2018
HOA presents UNT Opera and Broadway concert
The HOA presents a UNT Opera and Broadway Concert on Thursday, February 8, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse Ballroom. The ticket price is $5 per person. The Opera Program of the UNT College of Music will be presenting an evening of arias and ensembles from a wide variety of opera favorites. The…
Features, January 2018
A happy ending for Corky the Yorkie at Robson Ranch
David and Rebecca Laschinger In April 2011 a cute little dog was found wandering near the Robson front gate. With no tags or microchip, the owner couldn’t be located. EARS (Education and Animal Rescue Society) accepted Corky into its rescue with a foster home in Robson. He was totally vetted but was heartworm positive. After…
Features, January 2018
Meet the founder of the International Club, Rupa Mathur from India
Marie-Christine Koop Rupa Mathur was born in Khairpur, Sindh, which was part of India prior to 1947. In 1948 she and her family left Sindh, which had become part of Pakistan, following looting and killings that took place in Karachi. The Moslems took their home and all their belongings, and the family fled to…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
Democratic candidates heat up midterm election campaigns
Vicki Baker While 2018 is not a presidential election year, there are many races coming up that can impact your life at the local, state and federal level. The mid-term elections are set for November 6, 2018, and declared Democratic candidates are kicking off their campaigns. During its recent monthly meetings the Robson Ranch Democratic…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
Pet oxygen mask donation
Dorothy Pointer The Robson Ranch Singles Club was contacted by the Robson Ranch Happy Tails Dog Club to see if we would help sponsor purchasing oxygen masks for pets. Their club had raised half of the cost for one set. The Singles Club voted and sponsored buying another full set plus a half set…