Santa Cruz Valley Historic Museum again invites the community to its annual fundraising dinner dance on Saturday, Oct. 30. For 16 years, the event was the main means of raising funds for the designated purpose of the restoration and operation of the original Toltec Elementary School into a museum. Due to the COVID restrictions of 2020,…
David Zapatka While at a conference in Houston, Texas, last month, I heard keynote speaker Frank Abagnale, the author of the book Catch Me If You Can and main character of the movie by the same name, starring Leonardo DiCaprio. The book and movie depict Mr. Abagnale’s life as a check forger and scam artist. He…
Marsha Oliver It was Friday, March 13, 2020, and we had completed another successful concert series just two days before and were celebrating when the emails started coming. Later we realized we were very lucky to have held our concerts before the pandemic hit and shut everything down. It’s been 18 long months and we’re…
Dave and Bev Douglas Once again, Robson Ranch, along with Rock Springs Church, will be participating in Operation Christmas Child’s world-wide packing of shoeboxes. Operation Christmas Child (OCC) provides shoeboxes filled with toys, hygiene items, and school supplies to children all over the world who have never received a gift. OCC is a division of…
Jaine Toth After retiring, Doreen Beers and her husband A.J. moved to Robson Ranch in July 2019. She loves it here and she loves the free time to pursue her arts—paper crafting and watercolors—time which was limited while working full time. Doreen created a space in the walk-in closet which she calls her happy place.…
Hi, I’m Amanda Robison, the new Architectural and Landscaping Committee clerk. I was born in Iowa, but have lived in Arizona most of my life. My children and I moved to Casa Grande earlier this year. We enjoy outdoor activities, traveling, and sporting events. I have spent the last seven years working in education on…