It’s been only five years since Trudy Foslien was introduced to paper crafting, and she is already highly successful with novel projects. A friend mentioned to Trudy that she was scrapbooking. “What is that?” Trudy asked. After being shown some projects, Trudy knew she had to try it herself and enjoyed it immensely. A couple…
Sixty-eight women from Robson Ranch attended the Ladies Bible Retreat in the Robson Ranch Ballroom. For two days, Wednesday, Jan. 26, and Thursday, Jan. 27, we took a journey to “the land where it all began,” the land that God promised to Abraham and his descendants, Israel. Using the study that was written and produced…
David Zapatka Continuing our study of Pickleball Fundamentals: Master the basics and compete with confidence by Mary Littlewood, “the player returning the serve stands deep in or behind the service court, ready to return the ball. The returner should be alert and ready for the next play. As the serve travels over the net, the returner…
Cynthia Melito Traditionally, stained glass creations are flat panels designed to be hung in windows, but going 3-D can also be fun! This month, members are learning how to engineer a prickly pear cactus sculpture during my Thursday evening classes. The challenge to creating a 3-D sculpture is in making sure the piece is constructed…
Joy Wegner, Volunteer, Friends of Pinal County Animal Shelter and Rescues Have you read an obituary that listed survivors of the deceased and it included a beloved pet by name? Maybe the neighborhood news included comments about a neighbor who was unable to take their pet with them into assisted living. Where did the dog, the…
Marsha Oliver What? The Robson Ranch Singers spring concert Where? The Hermosa Ballroom When? Tuesday, March 29, and Wednesday, March 30, at 7 p.m. Why? For “A Walk Down Memory Lane” Nearly 50 of your Robson Ranch neighbors have been rehearsing since early January in preparation for their spring concert. You’ll hear songs you know and love and some…
JoAnne Guadioso On Feb. 2, 2022, the mighty groundhog came out of his burrow and saw his shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter. So we may still be feeling the effects of winter on our wellness. With chilly days and unpredictable weather, it is important to do everything we can to make sure that…
All ordering and purchasing, based on need, are done by the board. General meetings are held quarterly and classes are scheduled throughout the year. Each piece a person makes is fired a minimum of two times, once when the clay is dry and once when it is glazed. Each piece is accompanied by a slip…
Ross Dunfee Lighthouses On Aug. 7, 1789, in the ninth act of the first U.S. Congress, 12 lighthouses were transferred to the federal government, and the United States Lighthouse Establishment (USLHE) was created under the Department of the Treasury, then Revenue, then Treasury. Because of poor management and poor lighting at lighthouses, the Lighthouse Board…
On Sunday, March 20, Jewish War Veterans (JWV) Copper State Post 619 welcomes Navy Combat Veteran Dee Person, who served during Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Tune in to learn about the Arizona Coalition for Military Families and Person’s role as manager of their Be Connected Program. The meeting begins at 10 a.m. MST. Use…