Vicki Baker It’s magical. It’s mirthful. It’s magnificent. It’s Mardi Gras! Gather your friends and join the Dance Club on February 11, 2017 for a mid-winter celebration of fun and fantasy full of bright colors, Cajun-inspired dinner and dancing to the sounds of Flashback at the Mardi Gras Dinner and Dance. Add a fun twist…
This past Thanksgiving morn met many with the briskness of winter approaching. However, it did not dampen the spirits of over 200 participants and volunteers in the third annual Turkey Trot. Folks gathered around 8:00 a.m. along with many four-legged friends who anxiously awaited the start of this year’s three-mile walk/run. Smiles and laughter were…
Under the direction of Tom Miyake, the Robson Chorale performed its Christmas concert to a full house on December 4. “The Many Moods of Christmas” included some familiar tunes like Deck the Halls and Jingle Bells, but it also presented newer pieces by John Rutter and other composers. All of the pieces were well received by the…
Jan Marx This fall potters enjoyed two classes with Southwestern vibes. First, Liz Katz taught the art of horse making. A sculptor/potter, Katz designed patterns for those wishing to explore other ways to use clay besides making pots. Many students commented on how much fun the project was. The results of their efforts showed in…
Quite a while ago while my now 20-year-old granddaughter, Hannah, was four or five I was vexed about one thing or another. The fact that I can’t remember what caused my anxiety testifies to just how serious it was. Hannah noticed my dismay, climbed up on my lap and looked intently with her tender face…
John Sandel I could never have written my novel Deadly Contraband if I didn’t live at Robson Ranch. First of all it’s a story about an airline flight attendant who stumbles on a smuggling operation in her airline and is almost killed. She vows never to be a victim again and while recovering tries to achieve…