David Zapatka Reader JoAnn Weston writes about the October 2025 WOTM column, “Hello David. Here is another contronym for your list: “Bound,” meaning to leap, but also the opposite, tied up. I enjoy your column, very clever! Oh, another one—“Leave” meaning to go and to remain!” In serendipitous fashion, friend and fellow verbivore, Richard Lederer,…
Category: Features
Features, December 2025
Christmas at the Mall
Paul Harwood Christmas is the time to remember His birth And tell others why God sent Him to earth. I haven’t heard anyone say, “Merry Christmas,” or smile But I guess I should in a little while. They all have this tired look on their faces As they hurry to shop at all the places.…
Features, December 2025
Savor Retirement: Savoring Peace in Retirement
Tim Malone Savoring peace in retirement refers to the mindful and deeply appreciative experience of tranquility, freedom, and emotional well-being that often comes with leaving the workforce. It’s not just about relaxing—it’s about embracing a slower pace of life, finding joy in simple moments, and reconnecting with oneself and others without the pressures of a…
Features, December 2025
Where in the World Is the ‘Pioneer Press’?
Features, December 2025
Mike Sabo Awarded the 2025 26th Congressional District Veteran Commendation

Scott Cooksey, President of Support Our Troops It is my pleasure to announce that Robson Ranch resident Mike Sabo has been awarded the 2025 26th Congressional Veteran Commendation. Mike was selected among a large slate of veterans recommended for this prestigious award. Only five veterans are awarded this Commendation each year. Mike has been a…
Features, December 2025
All Cancer Walk

Nancy Thomas The All Cancer Walk Committee of the Breast Cancer Support Group met with Dr. Kurkul and his staff at Texas Oncology in November. We presented them with the money we collected from the Walk. The total raised was $13,250.00! This money goes to the Texas Oncology Foundation. It will be used to help…
Features, December 2025
Robson Residents Share Thanksgiving’s Bounty

Jackie Ford and Vicki Baker Historically, Thanksgiving symbolized the successful harvest and the gifts of nature, while today it represents a generous feast of turkey, vegetables, fruits, and pies to be shared with loved ones. The holiday is also a reminder to be thankful, not only for this bounty, but for family, community, and other…

