David Laschinger and Lana Aberbach Any dog who takes their people for a walk along the east side of Ed Robson Blvd between Balentine and Crestview has likely met King. He is the intimidating-looking, 100-pound German shepherd who lives with Carol Rose. He runs along the fence carrying his favorite toy, a Hol-ee Roller known…
Adele Stewart Exercise, improved flexibility and stress reduction. Are these among your New Year resolutions? T’ai Chi is an ancient Chinese tradition that today is practiced as a graceful form of exercise involving a series of movements performed in a slow, focused manner and accompanied by deep breathing. It is a self-paced system of gentle…
Eight “Westenders” met recently for their monthly luncheon at Café Brazilia in Denton. It was a fun time with lots of lively stories and laughter. If you are a Westender and would like to join the ladies on their monthly luncheon outings, please contact Gail McKinzie at [email protected].
Scott P. Baker The early morning of November 18, 2014 dawned with a clear blue sky and light wind. Temperatures had risen to 36 degrees from a low of 24 that night. A group of 12 men and women took off for Lake Texoma with the intent on being on the lake by 10:30 a.m.…
Larry Varnes Over the past several years, the Woodworker Club at Robson Ranch has enjoyed an ongoing working relationship with various departments at Robson Ranch. Whether it is building a cabinet in the Pro Shop or making simple repairs to furniture, the Woodworkers have always been there to help. The largest collaborative effort was the…
November had a very small turnout as many of our members were busy with family or away. We had 22 at our meeting, but it was a very “cozy” and enthusiastic group. We had the traditional lox and bagels with the works, a noodle casserole and several salads. Our hosts were Cheryl and Richard Smith.…