Janet Laminack, County Extension Agent-Horticulture, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension With all the rain we’ve had, it’s little surprise that mosquitoes are having a population boom. The mosquito that carries the West Nile Virus can reproduce in mere teaspoons of standing water. Teaspoons?! My clay-soil yard has several teaspoon-sized pools when it rains, but we don’t…
LaDonna Womochel Get out your calendars. You will want to book time for The Home and Garden Show, which will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Aug. 28. The organizer of this show, Robson Ranch Women’s Club, donates the proceeds from this event to Our Daily Bread Together with Monsignor King Outreach Center. In…
Karen Ellsworth Pottery is alive and thriving at the Ranch! On July 11, the Creative Arts Center held an open house. What a huge success! Our pottery studio was overflowing with people interested in seeing what we do, how we do it, and learning about the process from design, to building, to bisque, glazing, and finishing.…
Friends of the Library Annual Meeting and August Book Discussion on Jane Austen’s Emma Dianna Lucas Thank you to everyone who attended the annual meeting of Friends of the Library (FOL) in July. We had an impressive turnout. FOL would like to introduce the newly elected slate of officers. They are as follows: Chair Marsha…
Mary Ornberg On June 5 and 6, after a long COVID-19 delay, the Robson Ranch Drama Club performed three one-act comedies. Originally scheduled for March 15, 2020, with one play adjustment and several cast and crew member changes; over 300 friends and neighbors in the Robson Community had fun laughing and being entertained. The Speeding…
Susan Supak Having endured the many long months of COVID-19 isolation, the West Winger Neighborhood reemerges with a renewed sense of patriotism and pride. Once again, The Betsy Ross float joins in the Robson Ranch Fourth of July parade. We proudly nicknamed ourselves “West Wingers” because the streets in Section 10-1 are named after birds.…