Jan Brefczynski The Conservative Women of Action hosted an educational seminar featuring Michael Quinn Sullivan on June 3 at the Robson Ranch clubhouse. Sullivan, a former newspaper reporter, magazine contributor, Capitol Hill staffer, and think tank vice president, is the founder of Texas’s largest grassroots activist organization. He has since returned to his journalistic roots…
On June 11 four members of the Conservative Women of Action Book Club/Movie Discussion Group took a field trip to Cinemark Theater in Denton to see the movie The American Miracle: Our Nation Is No Accident. Those attending were Judy Martin-Tafoya, Joan Connelly, Lisa Rider, and Alice Edmonds. Before the movie, we enjoyed dinner and…
Lizzie Wickert June 16, 2025, was a day to remember for the Executive Board members of the Robson Ranch Republican Club. Club President Laurie Wiginton and past President Tim McCormick were invited by Governor Greg Abbott’s office to witness the signing of Real Property Tax Relief bills in the Robson Ranch clubhouse. Laurie said it…
Laurie Wiginton May marked the conclusion of the year for the Robson Ranch Republican Club. During our business meeting, we elected the new officers for the 2025-26 term: President: Laurie Wiginton President-Elect: David Blassingame VP of Programs: Debra Doyle Secretary: Lizzie Wickert Treasurer: Constance Quagliano Following the business meeting, our members and guests enjoyed a…
Jane Scholz Members and friends of the Robson Democratic Club gathered for a spring social event on the patio at the Pinnacle Fitness Center. Along with good company and cheer, they shared margaritas and tacos. The tacos were particularly enjoyed! The evening’s highlight was a door prize drawing. The winners were Vicki Baker, Amy Schnoll-Gritz,…
Jane Scholz Flag Day was a great day for a patriotic rally on the Courthouse Square in the heart of downtown Denton. About two dozen Robson residents turned out to exercise their First Amendment right “peaceably to assemble and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.” They joined more than 1,000 other Denton…