Joyce C. Stanley’s newly released It’s Not Too Late is the emotionally driven story of a couple, Nick and Sara, trying to find worth and purpose amid a dwindling marriage. It is a heart-touching and thought-provoking narrative that shows relatable moments of doubt and resilience in relationships. This is not just a book for married…
Category: October 2018
Religion, October 2018
First Christian Church of Denton to celebrate 150th anniversary
Jim Lehman It was on May 27, 1868 that First Christian Church, Denton was organized, just 11 years after the city was established. That date will be remembered on Sunday, October 21, 2018 when the church celebrates its 150th anniversary. Plans for the event include a worship service at 10:50 a.m. with guest minister Rev.…
Clubs & Classes, October 2018
Texas Toss begins season V
Dave Parker After three consecutive Friday rainouts, Texas Toss began as a make-up date on Tuesday, September 25. September was a record month for rainfall but that never dampened the spirits of the participants. This fall Texas Toss expanded to 30 teams and over 325 participants! Leagues continue to be played on Fridays at 4:00…
Features, October 2018
State Representative news
State Rep. Lynn Stucky The current Denton driver’s license office on Loop 288 near Hwy 380 is a DPS owned property, constructed in 1976, 1.570 acres, 8,364sf. This is a multi-service building that houses Texas Highway Patrol (THP), THP Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, Education Training and Research, Criminal Investigation, Regulatory Services and Driver’s License services.…
Generals, October 2018
Robson Ranch holiday gala set for December 1
Join us at the Robson Ranch Holiday Gala on December 1, 2018. Doors will open at 6:00 p.m. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. The band will entertain us from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. at the Robson Ranch Clubhouse. Cost is $75 per person. Menu* First Course: classic Caesar salad, balsamic roasted cherry…
Clubs & Classes, October 2018
September Women’s Club luncheon highlights
Close behind the Labor Day weekend, the September 4 Women’s Club Lunch showed great style. Daisies brightened each table, printed on centerpiece napkins and spilling from knotted red kerchiefs. The business meeting was opened by President Mary Ornberg. Social/Welcome Committee Chair Bobbi Hardt introduced new members and first-time attendees. They shared where they were from,…
Clubs & Classes, October 2018
Show and tell with Happy Potters
Carolyn Detjen There are few secrets about clay use in the Happy Potters Club. Whether you throw or handbuild, it is a good thing when you reach out to guide and share methods with your fellow potters. On Monday, September 10 eighteen of us gathered around with one of our pots to show it off…
Generals, October 2018
Annual Club Scheduling Meeting October 17
Shelbi Berg Please mark your calendars for October 17 at 5:30 p.m. in the Lone Star Room for the annual Club Scheduling Meeting. At this meeting we will go over the rules of scheduling rooms and events, I will be able to answer any questions you may have and after the meeting you may…
Generals, October 2018
RRHOA shredding and recycling date November 3
Join us Saturday, November 3, 2018 from 9:00–11:00 a.m. for the HOA Shredding and Recycling Day. Shredding cost is $5 (cash) per bag or box and $5 (cash) to have a computer hard drive or printer crushed. Magic Shred will take any paper documents that you need shredded but please remove paper from three-ring…
Features, October 2018
2 Your Health: “Killing Lincoln: Killing Kennedy: Killing us!:
Tracy Cook, NP-C The best-selling series of “Killing __” books provides interesting details of the deaths of famous people with much emphasis on conspiracies, assassinations, politics and greed. What we don’t read about is what is killing average American citizens in large numbers and it is not guns, accidents or drug overdoses. The five leading…