Drive-Thru Art in a COVID-19 World

Friendship and art continue to flourish during the pandemic.

Vicki Baker In this time of COVID-19, it’s difficult to find places where friends can engage in a pandemic-forced socially distanced and isolating environment. Girls on Wheels discovered the perfect opportunity to experience art and culture for the first time in over a year—Aurora’s innovative “Area 3″, where 100,000 square feet of parking garage in…

2021 July 4th Celebration

Debra Noguera Get your red, white, and blue on and join the fun at the annual Independence Day parade! We are so excited and know that you will be too. The heart and soul of our parade are the Robson Ranch residents. Clubs, families, and individuals are encouraged to participate. We encourage you to enter…

Our Winter of Discontent

Fred Thompson, Director of Communication What a winter it’s been with the pandemic and then capped off with several days of sustained cold temperatures getting down to below zero. Are we still in Texas? Regarding COVID: several residents were afflicted including four from the pro shop (three relatively mild cases and one not so mild) but…

Library Volunteers: Meet Monday’s Staff

Four of Monday’s volunteers (left to right): Sandra Richards, Janet Carr, Julie Gronneberg, and Marsha Scholze

Joan Muyskens Pursley Forty-plus volunteers work in our library. They assist patrons, answer newcomers’ questions about our community, alphabetize the books, and since COVID, sterilize tables, chairs, computer keyboards and mice, pens, and counters. Of course, they also check books, puzzles, books on tape, and DVDs in and out, and shelve the returns. Here, we…

Living Well

Claudia J. Caporale Hello spring! And welcome new neighbors. This winter challenged even those from the New England areas and Alaska. Most of us have never experienced such cold temperatures; but alas, spring is on its way! Time to get out and get moving—events and activities you’ll find through the Living Well Committee. Did you…