Jan Brefczynski On April 16 the Woman to Woman Pregnancy Resource Center hosted a volunteer appreciation Ice Cream Sundae Party at Beth Marie’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream. The event brought together dedicated volunteers from both the Twice As Nice Resale Shop and the W2W Pregnancy Clinic for a well-deserved celebration. Volunteers from Conservative Women of…
All plays were delightful comedies. Three of the plays selected were from A Funny Little Thing Called Love, by Jones Hope Wooten. The first one was called Love Is “On the Air,” starring Don and Mary Taylor, with Ronda Gunther being a roving reporter. The second of the series was called Lone Star Ladies Justice…
Frank Barnhart The Photo Club presented a workshop on April 2 in the Creative Arts and Technology Center. The workshop was open to all Robson Ranch residents. Club member Ron Ice discussed methods to have more fun in photography by trying something a little bit different. He presented some new ideas, including art styles, themes,…
Frank Barnhart The Robson Ranch Photo Club held its general session meeting on April 21 in the Creative Arts and Technology Center at 7 p.m. This meeting was well attended, and we had many first-time guests. Club member Ron Bautsch discussed and showed numerous images from his excellent bird photography collection, and Carol Culkin entertained…
The April Tech Club general session meeting was held on April 14 in Room 104 (Bluebonnet) at the Creative Arts and Technology Center. The presentation was focused on “Digital Lifestyle Resources,” including software for simple budgeting, emergency, and home maintenance binders. Club President Steve Simpson was our host, and he provided the following agenda: Who,…
Jane Scholz In a time when incivility is often used to intimidate others, Voices members discussed how to have civil conversations on sensitive topics at their April meeting in the Robson clubhouse. Dr. Kim Robinson, a psychologist who is a Voices member, led the discussion by talking about what she has learned in her work…
Vicki Baker If a random group of people was asked to name their favorite dishes from Japanese, Thai, or Chinese cuisine, we’d probably be met with a flood of diverse responses: ramen, sushi, Pad Thai, dumplings, or Peking duck, to name a few. But if those same people were asked to name some Filipino dishes,…
Busy Spring Season of Activities Ed Ahrens Spring commenced with the Kiwanis Classic Bingo where 299 Robson Ranch residents participated in 15 exciting Bingo games. Over $2,000 was awarded to Bingo winners and for door prizes. The next Bingo event will be on Sunday, June 22, at 2:30 p.m. All proceeds from these events will…
Angela Meyer As we move closer to summer, more and more people are traveling. Even though there is uncertainty in the markets, Americans are taking to the roads, rails, air, and seas. Statistics show that 2025 may show higher travel rates overall than 2024. According to SavvyNomad, domestic travel rates will surpass pre-pandemic levels. If…
Joanne Horst Life is full of planning—vacations, retirements, weddings, and careers. But one of the most important things we often overlook is preparing for the unexpected: the loss of a loved one. It’s not easy to think about, but it’s a reality we must face. Women Sharing Hope invites you to take part in one…