Vicki Baker Food is more than just the taste on the plate. It’s the history of our cultures. It tells a story about who we are and where we come from. It connects people of different backgrounds and experiences. Just as we browse the relics of history in a museum, we gain similar insights by…
The Robson Ranch Tech Club’s March general session was held on March 11 at the CATC in Room 104. Our topic was “Cut the Cable—Home Antenna Install.” Club President Steve Simpson shared his personal experience regarding purchasing and installing a low-cost home antenna. The agenda was as follows: Why, Strategy, Location, Equipment, Install, Completion. This…
Barbara Brown and Susan Cosio Spring is an exciting time for gardeners. After the brown, sad look of our landscapes during the winter, green is coming up everywhere as perennial plants begin their growing season. Big box stores and nursery shelves are filled with plants to entice shoppers. But wait! There is another option for…
On Friday, May 10, at 10 a.m. a beacon of hope will shine brightly at the Robson Ranch clubhouse as Texans on Mission, also known as Texas Baptist Men (TBM), gather to share their inspiring journey of helping those in desperate need. Since 1967, TBM has been on a relentless mission to extend God’s love…
Scott Baker Ancient, 400-year-old bald cypress trees stood in the water, watching over the swamp. All was still. Alligators and snakes hidden away, lurking somewhere beneath the floating cover of water hyacinth, sneaking toward their prey. Thickets of Spanish moss dangled from trees, fluttering in the breeze. So quiet. So eerie. So serene. Stretching across…
At a recent Kiwanis Club meeting, Lonnie Gisi and Kathy Bailey shared their experiences walking 500 miles on the ancient path from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, France, to Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Also in attendance were two other Robson residents who hiked the Camino: Steve Bailey and Erminja Maganja. Kathy and Lonnie shared the rich history associated with…