Tag: Community

Relishing Pickleball: What to Look for in a Paddle

David Zapatka Reader Ann Howard writes, “Hi David, been reading your column in Robson Ranch Views. I’m a 3.5 player, in my 70s, and got a new paddle almost three years ago. I play regularly two to three times per week. I have been making more mistakes than usual and wondering if it’s me, the paddle,…

Board of Directors Candidates

Dave Parker I am honored to be a candidate, having previously served a full two-term. I understand the complexities and responsibilities that come with this role. To prepare for this campaign, I have developed a 30-, 60-, and 90-day plan, along with eight key initiatives to address our community’s needs. These details are available on…

Relishing Pickleball: The ESPY Awards Recognize Pickleball!

David Zapatka The ESPY Awards, or Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Awards, are an annual American awards show produced by ESPN that recognizes individual and team athletic achievements and other sports-related performances. The awards are presented for achievements during the calendar year preceding the ceremony. Has pickleball ever been recognized in the ESPY Awards ceremony?…

Lions Club – September 2025

Lions Club News Steve Arden On July 17 and 24 the Robson Ranch Lions Club asked our community to help support the folks in Kerrville, Texas, after the devastating floods that occurred on the 4th of July weekend. Our community eagerly stepped forward and demonstrated the love and kindness that Robson Ranch residents are known…

Relishing Pickleball: The Art of Blocking

David Zapatka Last month we discussed how to beat the bangers. Blocking at the kitchen line was a key strategy. This article will pick up with that focus. Consider these strategies to improve your blocking skills. 1. You know the hard shot is coming. Be prepared, knees bent, relaxed, eyes on the ball, paddle out…

Robson Ranch Women’s Club Community Outreach

KD Rutherford Community Outreach continues to be busy. Thanks to everyone who participated in the Snack Pack Project. Together we filled 325 snack packs with 20 items in each, about 1,263 pounds of food, which equates to $3,100, which were provided to families with school-age children who came to Denton Community Food Center in June.…