Lynn Stucky, D.V.M., State Representative House District 64 Texans can expect private property advocates to push legislation to reform eminent domain laws in the upcoming legislative session. Late last session, efforts ceased when a compromise could not be reached between Texans for Property Rights and the Coalition for Critical Infrastructure. There was compromise between the…
Carolyn Detjen Last year, 2017, Liz Katz was drawn toward Costa Rica along with her sister, Kathy. What was drawing them to this tropical adventure? Watercolors! A lovely class for the two sisters, helping them to absorb and to expand their expertise in the art world. There are times when writers get writer’s block. Well,…
Shelbi Berg, Activities Director Please mark your calendars for October 17 at 5:30 p.m. for the annual Club Scheduling Meeting in the Lone Star Room. At this meeting we will go over the rules of scheduling rooms and events. I will be able to answer any questions you may have and after the meeting, you…
Bruce Chidester Bill Soule is from western New York where he developed his love for big band music by playing with a Buffalo, New York big band while still in high school. He came south in the mid ’60s to attend Texas A&M and be a part of the “Texas Aggie Band” and later the…
Eileen Scheffler The August featured artist display window at the Robson Ranch CATC building showcases the works of Cathy Hampton, a member of the Kiln Krafters ceramics club. Cathy’s primary focus is on Southwest-inspired and Christmas-themed pieces. She learned the craft as a child at various posts where her father was stationed in the Army…
Nancy Toppan Friends and family were welcomed to Al Wright’s 80th birthday celebration with frozen margaritas and Bellini. Many family members traveled from out of town to celebrate this special occasion. Daughter, Lisa Averette, and her children Chloe and Cam Gwinn from Lewisville, Texas and their grandparants, Herm and Kathleen Averette, all the way from…