Joe Tanner Each month, on the last Wednesday of the month at 8 a.m., the men of Fellowship at the Ranch (FATR) meet at the Lonesome Spur in Justin for a time of fellowship and great food. Guests are welcome, there is no formal program, just a time of good conversation and getting to know each…
Nancy Burns The After Schoolers welcomed Susan Reyes, the Counselor of LaGrone Advanced Technology Complex (ATC), at our May meeting. Ms. Reyes explained plans for the next school year and played an informative video made by the high school students presenting a multitude of programs offered at the school. Denton ISD opened the Sarah and…
Vicki Baker Visual art can be arresting, in the sense that it can stop us in our tracks and demand our attention. Poignant renderings of facial expressions, an intoxicating color, symbolism that invites our interpretation, wanting to both captivate our imagination and slow us to a meditative pace during these troubled times. Girls on Wheels entered…
Karen McDaniels For some of us, springtime in Texas is the best part of the year. At Robson Ranch we want to spend more time outside, beautifying in our yards. Master naturalist and Texas Native Plant Specialist, Carol Clark, was our May 14 speaker. She talked about the importance of using native plants in our…
LaDonna Womochel The Robson Ranch Women’s Club (RRWC) will feature Georgina Ngozi, the executive director of the Greater Denton Arts Council. Her talk, The Transformative Power of Art, will demonstrate how art in all of its forms—visual, performance, and literary—has the power to educate, heal, and unify communities. Art can transform lives. She will speak…
Jessica Small, Better Living for Texans Agent Breakfast actually means “breaking the fast.” When we eat breakfast we are refueling our bodies after going without food during our sleeping hours. Typically, this is about seven to eight hours. Food is the fuel that keeps our bodies functioning properly. Having breakfast is key! Breakfast helps us…