Debbie Calevich On Dec. 19 Women Sharing Hope sponsored an exciting Christmas Caroling event that brought together 10 teams of almost 50 carolers and visited more than 60 homes! The carolers visited people who needed a bit of cheer due to losses, illnesses, and other life challenges. We helped bring a light of hope and…
Peggy Backes Following our four potluck dinner rotations, we gathered together for a dinner for all members to celebrate a successful year after the club’s COVID-19 hiatus. We ate. We drank. We laughed. A good time was had by all. The club now is turning its attention to the new year and looking forward to…
Vicki Baker When the holidays were upon us, there seemed to be an ever-increasing list of things to do and little time to accomplish it all. There were decorations to put up and gifts to buy and wrap, not to mention the holiday meals to prepare, and still finding a moment to enjoy a holiday movie.…
Jim Mann You’d be hard-pressed to find a scene more stunning than the sun setting over the Rocky Mountains. I spent a lot of time in Colorado this summer, and the view never got old. Those mountains are captivating. My son and I intended to take on the challenge of climbing a “14er” (a mountain…
Carolyn Thomas Bonnie’s Active Aging Group Fitness class participants are blasting away calories while planning their 2023 New Year’s resolutions with a continued commitment to muscular strength and endurance, agility, stability, flexibility, and fall prevention drills during the Active Aging Group Fitness classes. Come join the fun with motivating, upbeat music! You’ll find yourself singing…
Rosemary “Killer” Myers-Neagli Much-needed North Texas rain forced a postponement of the RR Softball Fall Championships, which were held on Sunday, Oct. 30. The “calm after the storm” made for a perfect afternoon of softball. Spectators crowded both sides of the field, not only to cheer for their favorite player and/or team, but to enjoy…