Alan Albarran The Friends of the Library invite you to join us at 3 p.m. on Thursday, May 27, as “live” book discussions return at the clubhouse with Ernest Hemingway’s classic For Whom the Bell Tolls. The discussion will be led by the trio of LaDonna Womochel, Mike Hall, and Alan Albarran. For Whom the…
Vicki Baker In March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic hit causing widespread economic hardship for small businesses. While many unknowns remain about the full impact the virus will have, one thing is clear—we must rally around these businesses to keep them alive and vibrant. Wine Knots, during their April gathering, showed their support for one small…
Jessica Small, Better Living for Texans Agent Many of us love saving money and do our best to stretch our dollars. Typically, the goal is to get as much out of your purchases as possible. However, when it comes to food the old saying “all things must come to an end” holds truth. It’s a…
Jean Euker After more than a year-long pause due to the coronavirus, Jean Euker and April Bayne organized a starting back up luncheon at the grill for the Ladies With Hattitude. Everyone was delighted with much talking and laughter, as we finally reunited after such a long time. Plans were made for the coming months as…
Dave Parker The Baby Boomers at Robson Ranch returned true to form after the COVID shutdown. Margaret O’Neill, Commander in Chief, kicked off the Boomers with an event on the Wildhorse patio. The overflowing crowd of about 125 people left the staff scurrying for extra chairs from the store room. Jeremy and his staff from…
David Zapatka This 12-common-mistakes column began after playing with some very excited, highly motivated, new pickleball players at our community courts recently. After playing a couple games, this question was posed to me, “What should we do to improve and become 3.5 players?” We reviewed the first eight mistakes the past four months. This month…