Category: January 2016

Robson Ranch Softball Association news

Rebecca Cole With the end of the year coming to a close, there are still many activities within the softball organization. Some teams had their end-of-the-year party, manager’s dinner, umpire’s dinner, and organizing games to be played on the weekend. A separate committee has been established to find volunteers for two open positions on the…

Kiwanian bell ringers help fill the red kettle

Doug Williams and Marv Daniel “ringing” in the season!

Vicki Baker It’s that time of year! The “miracle” of Christmas is repeated over and over again through the joy of caring and sharing. The traditional Salvation Army red kettle is an integral part of the holiday scene with millions of dollars donated each year to aid needy families, seniors and the homeless. The Kiwanis…

New Living Well website – connecting people and wellness

Vicki Baker Wellness Checks! Fun Walks! Informative Seminars! Your Living Well Committee offers a smorgasbord of events throughout the year focused on health and wellness. And the information is just a “click” away. Living Well Committee is delighted to unveil its new website at http://www.rrlwc.com/. The website is chock full of useful information, and we’re…

Girls on Wheels celebrate a German tradition

A toast to the Christmas season from Lois Reinhart, Susan Hebert and Vicki Baker

Vicki Baker For more than 600 years, communities in present-day Germany and Austria have celebrated the holiday season with Christkindlmarkte, translated as Christmas Markets. Unable to resist an opportunity to join in this German-themed street festival, the Girls on Wheels headed to Texas Christkindl in Arlington, Texas for our December outing. Celebrated during the four…

Road Runners experience Christmas in Waxahachie

Peggy Crandell-Duff A candlelight home tour, a wonderful meal at the historic Dove’s Nest and strolling through “Bethlehem Revisited” made for a great Christmas outing for 54 Road Runners. Upon our arrival in Waxahachie, we were accompanied by a guide whose roots are founded in this quaint and historic city. As we rode through the…

Wildhorse Lady Niners celebrate in holiday style

Jane Thompson

Janie Farnsworth Ladies attended the annual Holiday Party for the Lady Niners in festive attire to celebrate the end of a great golfing season. The food that was served by the Wildhorse Grill was fabulous. So many choices to make: pork or chicken, pie or bread pudding. Service was terrific as well. The tables had…

African American Social Group celebrates the holidays

Marie Milleage In December the African American Social Group celebrated the holidays at the Classic Café in Roanoke. New neighbors, Lawanda and Jimmy Pettiford, were welcomed to Robson Ranch and talked about their move to Texas. Elinor Johnson, Paula Richardson and Barbara Spriggs, residents who moved to the ranch earlier, enjoyed their first holiday celebration…

Pastor’s Corner

Pastor Jim Mann In Luke 12 Jesus tells a story of a farmer who had a great harvest, built large barns to store it and planned to sit back and enjoy life. He died before he had the chance. The story ends with this warning, “This is how it will be with anyone who stores…