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…

Generals, October 2020

Mark Your Calendar: HOA Shredding and Recycling Day

Shelbi Berg, Activities Director HOA Shredding and Recycling Day is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7, from 9 to 11 a.m. Shredding cost is $5 (cash) per bag or box and $5 each (cash) to have your computer hard drive or printers crushed. Magic Shred will take any paper documents that you need shredded, but please…

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Sports, October 2020

Pickleball Club Player Profile: Bob and Irene Romagosa

Irene and Bob Romagosa

Dave Parker This month, the Robson Ranch Pickleball Club would like to profile a couple that are some of the country’s best pickleball ambassadors. Bob and Irene Romagosa are A-level players that travel the United States playing in pickleball tournaments. Not only are they great pickleball ambassadors, they are some of the country’s best referees…

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Sports, October 2020

Relishing Pickleball

David Zapatka When your opponent hits the ball high in the air, above your shoulders, think overhead smash! The smash is one of the most fun shots in all of pickleball. It ends rallies with an exclamation point. Execute this fun, rally-ending shot using these seven steps: 1. Use many small steps to position your…

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Clubs & Classes, October 2020

Generations of Food Giving by the After Schoolers

Lavelle Carlson The Robson Ranch After Schoolers are blessed to have multi-generational volunteering to help others in need. The After Schoolers have been able to provide baskets of food, books, stockings, scarves, and stuffed toys to the low-income children and families of Borman Elementary. Last year, the After Schoolers donated and packed (with the help of…

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Generals, October 2020

The Power of the Purse

Jesse Davis, Denton City Councilmember, District 3 Denton is what we call a full-service city. That means that as taxpayers we support a police department, a fire department, street maintenance, parks, and all the other things we expect from our city government. But in addition, as utility ratepayers, we own and operate our own electric…

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