Stan Brein At the board meeting on Oct. 3, we reviewed the club activities for the prior year, which were many, and began planning for the coming year. Members have…
Dave Parker The house band (host) for the October meeting was Cassie and Jim Richardson. It was a “black out” evening to celebrate Ozzy Ozbourne, the “Prince of Darkness.” The…
Pat Garrett Juliets again had a great luncheon at Bella Bistro. Lots of talk and laughter was heard. Juliets have monthly luncheons at restaurants throughout the Denton area. Check the…
Kiln Krafters President Rhonda Swanson and Vice President Christy Taylor share the Christmas decorations their club created for the Robson Ranch Women’s Club with representative Jennifer Phelps. KD Rutherford Kiln…
Francesca D’Atria Romano Hello everyone here at Robson Ranch. I would like to remind you that the City of Denton has officially declared that Denton will become the “Halloween City” for North Texas! City Hall and I, along with many talented people, have been organizing a full month of October activities for a fun-filled Halloween.…
Mary Ford Ken and Mary Ford recently hosted the other Fords of Robson Ranch at their home on American Way. Ken and Mary invited all seven other Ford residents for an August gathering to see if they had anything in common besides a last name, and all seven joined Ken and Mary for a BBQ…
Celia Hall On Sept. 12, 20 of the Rockin’ Red Ranchers gathered at the Bayless-Selby House Museum in Denton for a delightful afternoon tea. Several of the ladies wore hats, ranging from wide-brimmed summer styles to fascinators adorned with feathers and lace. The house, a Queen Anne-style home built in 1898, set the perfect scene…
Jane Scholz The subject of immigration is a hot topic these days, especially in Texas. That’s why Voices United members devoted their September meeting to a discussion of the issue. Members prepared for the meeting by taking a short quiz to test their knowledge of immigration issues, then listening to a number of recent podcasts…
Ed Jones “Now!” “Now!” is the demand of the urgent. Like your phone ringing. The dishes in the sink. Clothes to be washed. The yard that needs to be mowed. One more thing to finish at the office before heading home. “Now!” To which a lot of us dutifully respond with a “Yes!” Recently, I…
Joan Muyskens Pursley Five large-piece jigsaw puzzles, each comprised of just 15 to 20 pieces, were recently donated to our library. These puzzles can provide hours of enjoyment for people with Alzheimer’s. They are located on the counter below large-print books. Multiple studies have proven that doing puzzles is good for your health. Because it…