The Robson Ranch Ramblers entertained the residents and friends of Compton and Bradford Street with their lively bluegrass, country, and rock & roll music on a warm Saturday evening in September. Their voices and instrumentals blended together to encourage everyone to sing along with the band. There was hand clapping and cheering up and down…
The first meeting of the Robson Ranch Catholic Club since COVID-19 hit in March of 2020 was a huge success. The meeting was the first held at the CATC, and there were many familiar faces and some new friends as well. The meeting was opened with prayer led by President Irene Manning. Anyone new in attendance…
WLN Communications The West course was full of monkeys and other wild animals (ladies) as 62 members of the WLN took the course for a fun time of wild scramble play. All members were encouraged to dress in animal print, safari, jungle or camouflage garb. A little monkey, sitting atop a small box of scrolls…
Stan Brein Fall is such a great time for getting out on a motorcycle. With the temperatures down, the breezes abounding, and the leaves starting to change color, it is a wonderful sensory laden experience that allows you to encounter all the wonders of nature. It really encompasses the essence of motorcycling. Upper Park Cafe…
Vicki Baker In 1977, a group of Holocaust survivors had an extraordinary vision—teach the North Texas community the lessons learned from the Holocaust and memorialize the six million Jews and others persecuted by the Nazis. Their legacy, the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum opened in 2019, nearly 75 years after the fall of the…
Joan Muyskens Pursley Some 40 volunteers attended the library board’s Volunteer Appreciation luncheon at the Wildhorse Grill on Sept. 16. Many of the volunteers who work a weekly two-hour shift have been featured in the recent Pioneer Press “Meet the Volunteers” series. There are other groups of volunteers, however, that also help keep our library…