On one of the last days of rain before Cyclone Rosa came to visit us, 11 Robson Ranchers gathered in the afternoon to paint on smooth river rocks and/or be inspired by beautiful agates from which to paint a canvas. Kathy Arend and JoAnn Bunyea once again led this fun afternoon of art sponsored by…
Reading Between the Wines
Roving Ranchers Golf Cart Poker Run
Vagabonds Go to Tombstone
Paper Crafters Have Been Busy!
November 2018
Rocks, and Rocks, and more Rocks
November 2018
Look what’s coming to the Coffee Bar at the Ranch House
The Coffee Bar is now providing new drink options and a Juice of the Month (citrus carrot or berry beet). There will also be flavor enhancers for your coffee or tea. These flavor enhancers are made with concentrated flavors and contain no sugars or artificial sweeteners. All of these items are made with natural…
November 2018
Robson Ranch Grill
Robson Ranch Grill announces its hours and specials as of November 1-December 31. Homeowners, use your member card to receive a 10%-member discount “MD” The Grill will be closed on Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day and Christmas Day. For more information go to www.robsonranchazhoa.org. Sunday on the Ranch: breakfast buffet 9:00 a.m.-noon;…
November 2018
Robson resident author releases second novel in mystery series
Sun Lakes author Carmen Will and Cozy Cat Press announce the release of Deadly Degree, the second novel in the Amanda Winters mystery series. Will is a freelance writer and editor whose first Amanda Winters mystery novel, Doubly Departed, was published in October 2016. Will’s series is set in Sun Lakes and the surrounding…
November 2018
Thanksgiving at the Ranch
Thanksgiving at the Ranch is Thursday, November 22, 2018. The cost is $30 for adults, $27 with Member Card Discount (10% off), $14 for children 5-12 years, $12.60 with Member Card Discount (10% off), children 4 and under – compliments of Ranch House Grill. Prices listed do not include tax or gratuity. Seating time…
November 2018
Avoiding foundation repair scams after wet summer season
Arizona homeowners look for ways to protect themselves against scam foundation repair assessments and exorbitant costs after summer weather wreaks havoc on the area. After a record-breaking summer of monsoon rains, subsidence (sinking land) and swelling clay soil, the Arizona area has taken a beating. Now, with summer coming to a close and the soil…