Stan Brein About a dozen Robsonites enjoyed celebrating a Passover Seder with members of Congregation Kol Ami of Flower Mound on April 23. Passover, The Feast of Unleavened Bread, was celebrated this year from sundown on April 22 through April 30. It was great to be in the presence of celebrants of all ages, from…
Consie Javor On April 5, 129 years ago, Chi Omega Fraternity was established at the University of Arkansas by four young women and one dentist. For 129 years, our Sisterhood has united women, forged friendships, and fostered community. Chi Omega sisters from Robson Ranch and surrounding areas met to celebrate this milestone at the home…
Chris Robinson, ChFC You turn 65 and begin Medicare insurance. You look at the monthly cost and think that it is not so bad. You can easily look up how much your payment is going to be for your Part B and Part D. But it may cost you a lot more than you imagined!…
Linda Buishas A widow, a harlot, a devoted daughter-in-law, an adulteress, and a virgin all lived in a time when women had few rights or choices. They hold the distinction of being the only mothers listed in Matthew’s account of our Lord’s genealogy, an honor customarily held only by men. Only one of them knew…
Members of the Kiwanis Club of Robson Ranch welcomed Executive Director Christine Mann for her presentation on Refuge for Women. Refuge for Women is the nation’s largest nonprofit, faith-based organization that provides a continuum of care for women aged 18 and older who have escaped human trafficking or sexual exploitation. The North Texas site is…
Sandy Hestes When we come to a door (or window), we have a choice. We can open it, close it, walk by it, walk through it, bang on it, paint it a bright color, or ignore it. “When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed…