Oft-Overlooked Books Featured in Library

Joan Muyskens Pursley If you haven’t gone into the library recently, you’ve not seen the current Featured Book Shelf’s selection of critically acclaimed books that have seldom been checked out.…

Tech Club News

Photo by Steve Simpson Steve Simpson The Tech Club general session was held on Feb. 12 in the Creative Arts Technology Center, Room 104. The general meeting session main topic…

Tech Club

Steve Simpson What… Why KW Live Wire LLC When… Monday, Sept. 14 that started at 7 p.m. Where… CATC (Creative Arts Center) in Room 104 (Bluebonnet) Who… Kenny Francis (Owner, KW…

Features, November 2020

Zoom Gloom? Give a Book a Look!

Medical conditions prevent Robson resident, Doris Lashlee, from visiting the library, so RR library board member, Sally Ryerson, regularly delivers books to her.

Sally Ryerson In April, Zoom was a saving grace. Now you notice what it does to a face! The Game Show Network has become so dull. Lunch with friends is on a lull. Your garden is free of every weed. Election ads have brought fatigue. You’re tired of wearing and washing a mask, What’s there…

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Generals, November 2020

Increasing Breast Cancer Awareness

Dianne Edmondson, Commissioner Precinct 4 Sadly, we all know someone who’s been affected by breast cancer—a wife, mother, relative, or even a neighbor here in Robson Ranch. While there has been considerable progress in the fight against breast cancer, it continues to be the second leading cause of cancer deaths among women in the United…

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Clubs & Classes, November 2020

Champions Rotary Club Inducts New Members

David Everly The Champions Rotary Club President Justin Lansdowne welcomes new club members Robert Reeves, Owner of Reeves Financial Group, sponsored by Rev. Richard Williamson; Wendy Clausen, Relator, SWR Group & Keller Williams, sponsored by Justin Lansdowne; and Pastor Richard Williamson, Pastor of Argyle United Methodist Church, sponsored by Gary W. Toothaker. The Champions Rotary…

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Clubs & Classes, November 2020

Photo Club Is Not Dead

Mike Waterhouse Our vibrant photo club is coming out of hibernation sooner than you might think. Yes, our club has been in a viral induced coma for the past few months, but its vital signs have remained stable. Functions like workshops, photo competitions, and displays, as well as zoom monthly board meetings survived throughout the…

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