Marie Milleage Members of the African American Social Group enjoy getting together for dinner, fellowship, conversation and outside activities. We hold our gatherings at the home of a resident, the Wildhorse Grill or in a restaurant. These social events provide an opportunity to cultivate friendships and greet new homeowners. The group is not a club,…
Rosemary Weinstein The Rockin’ Red Ranchers went on a Hoot sponsored by Carol Solow to the Argyle Yogurt Station. This is a great place to get a sweet fix. They have a lot of different yogurt flavors, hot fudge sauce and a variety of candy and nut toppings. My personal favorite was the combination of…
Darla Chupp The Robson Ranch After Schoolers helped make the school year a little more exciting by supplying the teachers and staff members of Borman Elementary and Gonzalez School for Young Children with gift bags. The bags were presented at a faculty meeting, and the teachers were very appreciative! The purpose of the After Schoolers…
Vicki Baker Travel with Road Runners and nurture the mind, body and soul. December 2 – Handel’s Messiah at the Bass Experience the holiday classic Handel’s Messiah at Bass Performance Hall with the Fort Worth Symphony and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Master Chorale. Enjoy dinner before the show at the Cast Iron Restaurant inside the Fort Worth…
Bill Wright On the morning of October 15, members of the Kiwanis Club of Robson Ranch directed the parking of vehicles for the many people attending the Fall Festival hosted by the New Hope Equine Assisted Therapy Center in Argyle. In addition to horseback riding, other activities for the participants included pumpkin bowling, apple bobbing,…
Bernadette Fideli Given the craziness and insanity of this year’s political campaign, Nancy and Pete Toppan invited the Wine Stewards to a relaxing evening based on a famous political slogan. During the 1932 presidential campaign, Herbert Hoover promised Americans “a chicken in every pot, and a car in every garage.” The Toppans guaranteed a chicken…