Stan Brein At the board meeting on Oct. 3, we reviewed the club activities for the prior year, which were many, and began planning for the coming year. Members have…
Dave Parker The house band (host) for the October meeting was Cassie and Jim Richardson. It was a “black out” evening to celebrate Ozzy Ozbourne, the “Prince of Darkness.” The…
Pat Garrett Juliets again had a great luncheon at Bella Bistro. Lots of talk and laughter was heard. Juliets have monthly luncheons at restaurants throughout the Denton area. Check the…
Kiln Krafters President Rhonda Swanson and Vice President Christy Taylor share the Christmas decorations their club created for the Robson Ranch Women’s Club with representative Jennifer Phelps. KD Rutherford Kiln…
Mike Welton The Gainesville Swing Orchestra will return for a Sunday afternoon Big Band Jazz Concert, providing music for your dancing and listening pleasure, on Sunday, Aug. 14, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Robson Ranch clubhouse ballroom. The Gainesville Swing Orchestra is a 20-piece “Big Band” with singers, trumpets, ‘bones, saxes, and rhythm…
The house band (host) for the June meeting of the Rock & Roll Martini Group was Henry and Trish Moore. Henry and Trish hit it out of the ballpark again by inviting the fabulous Stewart Brothers to perform live on the patio! It was a beautiful, warm evening with temperatures in the 90s and a…
Dennis Brooks, Vice President, Robson Ranch Drone Club Are there any photo types from our club that you are interested in for display in the Pioneer Press? High winds and heat are keeping our drones grounded for much of the days. I have a variety of high-contrast color photos of stormy or just cloudy skies. I…
Join us for the Colt and the Old 45s concerts on July 22 and 23 in the clubhouse ballroom. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the concerts start at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $26 per person. Initially, this group was a three-member band in 2007. Colt and the Old 45s quickly grew to an 11-member…
Tiffany Ramzy Several members of Voices United (VU) recently visited the Denton County African American Museum. During their visit, they were pleasantly surprised by a chance meeting with Alma Clark, a longtime Denton resident who moved to Quakertown in 1962 with her husband and children. Alma is one of five prominent African American women featured…
