Abby McIntyre There’s a creative movement sweeping through our little corner of Texas, friend. It seems as though every time I check in with a loved one or have the opportunity to chat with a friend, they have picked up a new talent or hobby. We are all finding new ways to be creative during…
Ed Jones, Pastor This little story convicted me. I call myself a Christian. In June 2013, the Rev. Willie Lyle, the newly-appointed pastor of the Sango United Methodist Church in Clarksville, Tenn., spent four and a half days living in the streets in the guise of a homeless man. He then transformed back into his…
HOA Special Events 2020 Saturday, July 25 Rockin the Ranch Concert Series: Redline Drift – ’70s, ’80s, ’90s covers; Canceled Friday, July 31 Trivia Night; Canceled Friday, August 14 Lonely Street Good Rockin’ Live Concert; Canceled Saturday, August 22 Spring Rock n Roll Concert & Dinner: Graceland Ninjaz; 6 to 10 p.m.; $40 per person; London broil, red…
Bonnie Fickey Active Aging Group Fitness by Bonnie returns to normal action with phase one workouts in the parking lot of the Creative Arts Technical Center while practicing social distancing using flex cones as markers and workout props. Bonnie Fickey, instructor, offers fun, creative, and effective workouts for active agers with benefits over risks to…
Jane Scholz Friends of the Library (FOL) is starting a monthly New Yorker Magazine Reading Club open to all Robson residents. For now, the group will meet via the online meeting application Zoom. You don’t need to be a member of FOL to participate—our activities are for the enjoyment of all Robson Ranch (RR) residents! Of…
Sam Karr I am 18 years old, wearing rain-soaked clothes for seven straight days, suffering from jungle rot and hunger and fatigue, fighting off ticks and leeches in a country I never knew, trying not to get killed. I am a Marine in Vietnam, and I am in constant fear. Can you imagine the feelings…