Susan Parker The Baby Boomer Holiday Progressive was a wonderful celebration of food, friendship, and festive spirit. With 160 tickets sold, the evening brought neighbors together across multiple homes and venues, creating the kind of warm, connected experience that makes our community special. The progressive format worked beautifully. Dinner homes welcomed 12, 18, or 24…
Dave Parker The house band (host) for the annual ZZ Top party was Susan and David Parker. The blow-out event is held each year and only gets bigger and better. ZZ Top, “That Little Ol’ Band from Texas,” was formed in Houston in 1969. For 51 years, it consisted of vocalist Billy Gibbons, drummer Frank…
Lorraine Wilson Excitement is building in the woodshop as the new year gets underway, with a full calendar of training sessions, hands-on classes, and new initiatives designed to support both new and experienced woodworkers. From machine training to creative project classes, the Woodworkers Club is setting the stage for a productive and engaging year. Each…
The RR Material Girls had a very busy and productive 2025 sewing quilts for various organizations. Ruth Lloyd reported that the group completed a total of 766 individual items for donation to various charities and groups. The Material Girls supported the Denton Quilt Guild with 139 quilts and 28 quilt tops, which the guild distributes…
Scott Baker Here in Texas, winters, for the most part, are mild. A couple days of freezing weather with a skim of ice on a stock tank is about as “wintery” as it gets. For most anglers, though, it means storing the boat away, winterizing the engine, and sitting by the fire. So, what’s a…
David M. Randall After an extended holiday break, the Robson Ranch Genealogy Club is back in full swing, and 2026 is shaping up to be one of our most exciting years yet. We began the new year with a lively and thought-provoking conversation with renowned genetic genealogist and nationally acclaimed speaker Kate Penny Howard. In…