Try to picture a young child, shaking with fear, standing alone, after witnessing a traumatic or scary situation. Imagine you are a police officer or a sheriff’s deputy or a firefighter or a first responder responding to this scene. How do you respond? When most adults think of police officers and first responders, they imagine…
Sandi Price Each year our group holds a Christmas Luncheon at the Grill. It’s always a nice end-of-the-year event, but this year the organizers surpassed every year that had gone before. Everyone went home with something, even if it was simply a small table gift. We had games, gift exchanges, and some very creative door…
Mary Ellen Steibel Your Robson Ranch Gun Club has wrapped up a busy and successful year. Our membership has increased from 319 to 414 members, roughly a 30% increase. Women make up approximately 25% of the membership and increased from 63 to 110 members. The club has several “firsts” this year, including a highly successful…
Ed Jones New Year’s resolutions are not a recent phenomenon. The practice goes back three millennia to the Babylonians. Although there is nothing magic about Jan. 1, the thought of a fresh start is encouragement enough for many to resolve to improve on the past. Over the years, I’ve resolved to better manage my money,…
Dave Parker The Sigma Chi Brothers at Robson Ranch held their Christmas December meeting at the Wildhorse Grill. The usual round table was full with the Brothers, and they were filled with the Christmas spirit. Brother Mick Fox began the meeting with a prayer. Discussion was held on many topics, including the recent loss of…
Vicki Baker ‘Tis the season. We love this festive time of year. We love the dazzling lights, sparkling decorations, delectable sweet treats, cold wintery weather, and sing-along carols. We especially love the holiday shows and entertainment where we become immersed in a full-on Christmas experience—a chance to escape the to-do lists and the stress of…