Pastor Ed Jones Thanksgiving may be America’s most beloved national holiday, but its history is all over the place. Even the details of the famous feast between the Plymouth Colony settlers and the Wampanoag Native Americans in November of 1621 are sketchy. The best account we have is a letter from English settler Edward Winslow…
Theresa Peoples As we look forward to cooler weather in coming days, we also look forward to more opportunities to support the Robson Ranch Women’s Club fundraisers. This year, the Women’s Club is hosting the Homes for the Holidays Tour. This is a favorite among Robson Ranch residents and, as a fundraiser, all proceeds go…
Lorraine Wilson The Robson Ranch Woodworkers Club would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each one of our woodworkers for their dedication and skill in crafting the exquisite wood items that were donated for the Holiday Market. Their talent and craftsmanship not only filled the Woodworkers booth with beauty, but also created a sense…
Johnny Henson, Professor Pool Players are always looking for ways to improve their games. How many players try to improve their game is by asking other players for tips, buying books, a new cue, a new tip, or watching videos on the internet. None of these really help most players improve their skills over time.…
Dr. Lynn Stucky, Texas State Representative When I first got to Austin, the Texas Legislature was in the early stages of ramping up border security efforts. The session before, Gov. Greg Abbott secured the first significant pool of funding with $800 million for boots on the ground and technology upgrades. As a state representative and…
Dave Parker The Robson Ranch Sigma Chi Brothers gathered around the usual roundtable at the Grill for their October meeting. Brother Mick Fox blessed the meal. Brother Justin Lemish was able to join our meeting. Brother Lemish gave an update on his new 18-month-old pledge to our group. The topics of the meeting were, of…