Joseph Misiaszek and Lorraine Wilson Would you know what to do if someone suddenly stopped breathing or went into cardiac arrest? In an emergency, the first few minutes can make all the difference. That’s why Robson Ranch Woodworkers are taking steps to make sure members are better prepared when seconds truly count. On June 19,…
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September 2026, Clubs & Classes
Juliet Luncheon
The Juliet monthly luncheon was hosted by Connie Ribano and attended by 42 ladies. It was held in a private room at the Union Bear in downtown Denton. There was lots of laughter, talking, and people meeting new people. We thanked Cheri Kennedy for being in charge of this great group since 2018 and giving…
September 2026, Clubs & Classes
Drone Club
Steve Garvin The July General Meeting of the Drone Club was held on July 27 at 7 p.m. in Room 104 (Bluebonnet) in the CATC (Creative Arts and Technology Center). All Robson Homeowners were invited to attend and we have no dues. Steve Garvin (Club VP) presented the July 4th parade photos and videos captured by…
September 2026, Clubs & Classes
Robson Ranch African American Social Group
Robson Ranch African American Social Group Tiffany Ramzy The African American Social Group (AASG) is a Robson Ranch club open to African American residents and their spouses, family members, and friends. We enjoy dining out together, hosting game nights, classes, cultural activities, seminars, trips, and volunteer activities. Our events are open to all Robson Ranch…
September 2026, Clubs & Classes
Baby Boomers Beat the Heat at Bunco
Susan Parker More than 120 players came out on a hot summer evening for one of our community’s favorite events—Baby Boomer Bunco! After grabbing an adult beverage, players settled in for an evening of dice rolling, laughter and friendly competition. Prizes were awarded for the most Buncos, most Mini-Buncos and most wins. But the evening’s…
September 2026, Clubs & Classes
Photography Club August Meeting Update
Frank Barnhart The Photography Club held its general monthly meeting on Aug. 17, at the Creative Arts Technology Center. Members and guests gathered at 6:30 p.m. for an informal meet-and-greet before the evening’s program. Russell Graves, a professional photographer and tour guide, was the featured presenter. Known for his engaging storytelling and artistic wildlife photography,…
September 2026, Clubs & Classes
Voices United Participate in Book Discussion
Elaine Kushmaul The Diversity in Action sub-committee of Voices United sponsored a book discussion on July 28 in the home of Elaine Kushmaul, who also moderated the discussion. The book was Mad Honey written in tandem by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boylan. Picoult is known for writing about social issues, and this book delves…
September 2026, Clubs & Classes
Just Good Readin’ Book Club
Paul Knopick The Just Good Readin’ Book Club, Robson Ranch’s oldest, will discuss Michelle Shocklee’s Under the Tulip Tree on Monday, Sept. 14 in the clubhouse, one Monday after Labor Day. All are invited. A 16-year-old, Rena, dreams of being a writer, dreams dashed when the stock market crashes in 1929 and her family falls…
September 2026, Clubs & Classes
Widows, Women Sharing Hope Invites You to Come Connect, Share, and Make New Friends
Joanne Horst Losing a spouse changes life in ways that can be difficult for others to fully understand. Sometimes, one of the greatest comforts is simply being with people who understand. That’s the heart behind Women Sharing Hope’s quarterly Widows Meet ’n Greet, and all Robson Ranch widows are warmly invited to the Fall 2026 gathering…
September 2026, Clubs & Classes
Studying Failures to Make Things Safer
Dianne Ace The Aug. 3 meeting of the Robson Ranch Women’s Club featured a talk by Dr. Angela Steffen Meyer, PhD, PE. Angela spent her career looking at things suspiciously. When her mother read a newspaper article stating that engineers would have work for the next 30 years, she announced to her twin daughters that…