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, August 2020

Designing At Carol’s: Positive Charge

Abby McIntyre We’ve done it, friend! We have officially made it to the hottest month of the summer. By this point the lightning bugs have made their glowy, cheerful appearance and the cicadas are singing their songs proudly in the trees to let us know the warm days are here. The sweltering heat can make…

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Features, August 2020

New Book by Robson Ranch Author

Ron Moyne, a resident of Robson Ranch and contributing author to the Robson Ranch Library, has had a new book published. His publisher, Moonshine Cove Publishing, has signed him to a three book deal. The title for this one is Vindicta (vengeance in ancient Latin). It is a thriller and is available at Barnes and Noble. Ron…

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Generals, August 2020

Welcome New Neighbors

Brenda Johnston, Administrative Assistant Robson Ranch welcomes the following new homeowners to the Ranch: William and Barbara Anderson, Craig and Lisa Bishop, Doris Bond, Debra Doyle and Michael Mestemaker, Dennis and Mimi Garstang, James Hamilton, Gail Kohn, Katherine Logan, Don Lucky, Robert and Alice Makowski, Franklin and Tracy Malafarina, Darren and Jennifer McHenry, Rodney and…

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Religion, August 2020

Pastor’s Corner

Dr. Jim Mann “Out of the depths I call to you, LORD! Lord, listen to my voice; let your ears be attentive to my cry for help.” (Psalm 130:1–2, CSB) My mom used to say I was “trouble” with a capital T. It doesn’t offend me. Partly because it’s true. But also because trouble is…

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Features, August 2020

Impromptu Walk for Racial Equality

Joan Muyskens Pursley When Robson Ranch HOA cancelled the annual July 4 parade, residents celebrated Independence Day in a variety of ways, including a parade of cars, a flyover, and an impromptu walk by some fifty or sixty residents in support of social justice and racial equality. All wore masks and practiced social distancing from non-family members.…

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