Lynne Moore The Support Our Troops (SOT) golf tournament was a wonderful fun event that was a complete sell-out and a great success. We had beautiful weather and great enthusiasm from all the participants. We thank all of those who came to golf on April 24, as well as those sponsors who supported our annual…
Ralph Berry There will be fun, camaraderie, patriotism, exploration of our nation’s history—and prizes too! The four-month-long celebration in the library will commemorate America’s 250th Anniversary. The library celebration of America 250 begins on May 20 with a book discussion in the library on two important history books published in 2025—both by Pulitzer-Prize-winning authors. Join…
Dave Parker The House Band (host) for the April meeting of the Rock & Roll Martini Group was Connie Metzler. Connie picked one of her favorite bands, Kiss, as the featured music for the evening. Kiss is an American Band formed in New York City in 1973. Known for their face paint and stage outfits,…
Oil’s Well That Ends Well When: May 29 and June 5 Where: Clubhouse Ballroom Doors Open: 5:30 p.m., Buffet: 6 p.m., Showtime: 7 p.m. Cost: $60 per person Welcome, dear guests, to the wake of Derrick Von Spindletop. Our town’s tolerable business investor and oil tycoon was found dead in his study two days ago.…
At the Bocce Capo and Commissioner meeting held on March 10 in the Clubhouse, winners of the Bocce Club Contest were finally announced. The contest, launched on May 8, 2024—the first day construction began on the new Bocce Complex—challenged members to predict when the new courts would officially open. After more than a year of…
Betty Davis The Wildhorse Lady Niners (WLN) started this season on March 11 with an opening day Scramble and Luncheon Fashion Show highlighting some of the latest and loveliest items in golf attire. These items were modeled by six Lady Niners and three gentlemen golfers, two of whom are Pros at Robson Ranch. The ladies…
Lorraine Wilson If you have ever spent more time hunting for a tool than actually using it, you are not alone. That all-too-familiar frustration was once a daily occurrence in the woodshop—until a major organizational overhaul changed everything. Leading the charge is Shop Manager and President Dave Popejoy, who recognized that efficiency in the shop…
Tom Miller In the coffeehouses and protest marches of the 1960s, America’s folk tradition stopped being history—and became a weapon. The year was 1961, and a scrawny kid from Minnesota stepped off a Greyhound bus in New York City with a battered guitar, a head full of Woody Guthrie songs, and something to say. Bob…
Susan Parker Spring is in the air, and for about 78 Baby Boomers, that meant it was time to trade in winter layers for flip-flops, good music, and a whole lot of laughs. The recent Spring Fling brought sunshine to the clubhouse—whether or not the weather cooperated outside. The evening kicked off with a beach-inspired…
Lynne Moore Our annual golf tournament is coming on April 24. It is always very popular with all the Robson Ranch golfers, as well as those who help support the troops that we serve. The tournament is a scramble format and always contains many opportunities for golfers to improve their scores. The entry fee for…