The Fused Glass Club Bids a Fond Farewell to Tamara Weaver!

News from the Sky: Museum Celebrates Old and New in Airport Galleries

Pray for America and Peace on Earth

August in the Desert: Where Your Cigar Melts Before You Do

Robson Ranch Residents Helping Habitat for Humanity

Leslie Goossens Robson Ranch residents partnered with Habitat for Humanity and an Arizona family to build their home from the ground up in Arizona City! The family pays for their home with an affordable mortgage and through a down payment of 200 to 400 sweat-equity hours. Building affordable homes with Habitat for Humanity is not…

Word of the Month: Gentle

David Zapatka Reader and bridge player Andrew Sauter wrote, “’shenanigans’ shows up every couple of years in movies, but why? Also, cool words like ‘syzygy,’ ‘brouhaha’ (ha ha it’s funny to say twice), the kids’ string game Cat’s Cradle (do cats sleep in there if you are not careful?)” While reading Titus Techera’s article, Recovering…

100+ Group at Robson Ranch Donates to Two Local Nonprofits

On March 28, a group of residents from the Ranch, along with a few like-minded friends from Casa Grande, met in the Cheyenne and Laredo rooms at the Ranch House to hear from two local non-profit organizations serving the needs of Pinal County residents. Healing Saddles (located in Florence) provides equine therapy to those with…

These Women Know Their Way Around a Shotgun

Vicki Ray Among the honors handed out at the 15th annual Robson Trap Trials, held March 14 at Tucson Trap & Skeet, three women representing different communities earned best of field trophies. The women agree it’s more fun to shoot a moving target than a static one. First-time winner Toni Mullarkey, Robson Ranch, shot cans…