Jane Scholz Friends of the Library is asking Robson residents to renew their support for our community library in the CATC building this month. The neighborhood group is also open to new members—any Robson resident who will donate $10 per year to keep our library on track. More than one in four Robson residents use…
Vicki Baker Some were new to Robson Ranch. Some wanted to get to know their neighbors better. And some wanted to get more involved in their community. But all came to connect with fellow members of the RR Democratic Club at the May 20 Open House. Nearly 50 people attended this casual meet and greet…
The excellent Women’s Club monthly luncheon programs continue to update, enlighten, and entertain! Monthly luncheons are $19 per person. Reserve your seat by making your reservation payment by the deadline. As a recap, the June luncheon provided an excellent program, with President Nancy Caldwell opening the afternoon by providing the current business status updates. She…
On Friday, Aug. 11, at 1:15 p.m., Women Sharing Hope is bringing the movie The God Man to Robson residents in the clubhouse Lone Star Room. Tickets are $10 per person. Come join us for this movie presentation. Men are invited. Here is the link to purchase your tickets: brushfire.com/faithcontentnetwork/TheGodMan/556334. The God Man (2 hours)…
On June 9 the Women Sharing Hope Community Outreach team visited Our Daily Bread and provided much-needed cool ice cream floats to the homeless guests on a hot summer day. Over 125 root beer and Coke floats were served by 15 team members, and the partakers were very appreciative. Our Daily Bread feeds, shelters, and…
Claudia J. Caporale Stephanie Wood is the owner and creator of Canning Is My Jam. She takes vegetables and berries and jars them fresh in Sanger, Texas. When available, she incorporates produce from her garden and local farmers. She’s no novice at canning garden produce! She learned it from her mom and grandmother in her…
Lynne Kelsey At the April 28 annual Volunteer Luncheon, members of the Yarn Divas received recognition for their donations to the Octopus Project, which places safe, handcrafted octopi toys in the tiny hands of newborns at the hospital in Denton. During the program at the Embassy Suites conference center, Texas Health Presbyterian President Jeff Reecer…
David Zapatka Reader Tony Sciabica wrote, “I read your article in the April edition of the Crossing. I found the word sempiternal interesting. My use of the word would be the following: Eternal means to me something that has no beginning and no end. Sempiternal has a beginning but no end. Semper fidelis has a beginning…