Randy Johnston The monthly Wine Knots got together at Bob and Christy Marshall’s house for a great evening of French wine, food and insight of the French regions for wine and champagne. Since Christy was born in France we felt like we were in a library getting information on wine, living conditions and cultures.…
Lynne Moore The JFG met on Sunday, November 19, to share a brunch and meet our friends. The brunch was hosted by members Errol and Susan Cohen. We had a wonderful turnout and got to visit with folks that we haven’t seen in a while as well as new folks. JFG usually meets the…
Since the time I was a young teenager I thought how interesting it would be to build a time machine and go back to AD33 and see for myself if Jesus Christ was who he claimed to be. That thought was the basis of this book. Synopsis: The Last 40 Days Was Jesus Christ…
Kim Phillips What makes Denton a great place to visit, live, work and study? One of the most successful things we have done in Denton is opening the Discover Denton Welcome Center (DDWC). Here we ensure that visitors, students, new residents and even long-time residents find the answers to these questions in a significant, customized…
Bernadette Fideli Over the past decade Argentina has evolved from a country not well known on the global wine scene to the New World’s fastest growing exporter of wines. Credit this achievement to the massive immigration of the late 19th Century. Between 1880 and 1890 nearly one million immigrants came from Europe to live…
Gayle Coe The Women’s Club November luncheon was held Monday, November 6. Members and guests located their seats in anticipation of the Donna Trammel production of “Sunbows & Rainshine – A Celebration of Change”. Greeters escorted new members to the “New Members” tables and Sharon Foy (President) welcomed the first-time attendees and guests. Sharon…