Linda Gayer Where can you talk, laugh, get exercise, and have fun? Line dancing! That’s where! No equipment needed, and no experience necessary. It’s opened to both men and women. No partner is needed either! The Line Dancing Club continues to grow in membership. Currently there are about 50 paid members. With COVID restrictions still in place…
Carol Breen, Pottery/Ceramics Club Reporter Sandy and Kelly Fried moved to Robson Ranch four years ago from Montana. Having always wanted to try pottery, Sandy quickly registered when an orientation class was offered. That’s all it took and Sandy became one of the regular potters at the studio where she enjoyed meeting and learning from…
Jaine Toth Creating a scrapbook rather than simply putting memorable pictures into a photo album, has more meaning for Linda Gayer on several levels. One is that when she looks back, she doesn’t have to wonder, “when was that taken?” or “Who are those people in this photo?” or “They look familiar but I just can’t place…
Laura Jackson In March, the Robson Ranch Library Exchange began accepting email requests for books from the collection. Due to the pandemic, the library closed in March 2020. Since then, the RR Library Exchange Team and other resident volunteers have been working to make the collection accessible in a manner that aligns with pandemic safety…
Ken Muhlbeier Before he was honored as an Honorable Mention All American linebacker, and before he was named to the All-Century Team at the University of North Dakota, Greg Schneider was a concession boy carrying a cooler and selling ice cream sandwiches at his father’s softball games in Grand Rapids, N.D. “The problem was, I owed…
Jaine Toth On Jan. 20, Pat Serveiss and Debra Fosnight delivered 241 hand-decorated cards expressing appreciation from the members of the Robson Papercrafting Club to the workers in the COVID unit at Banner Casa Grande Medical Center. Both Kathy Evans, RN, Director of COVID Care, and Volunteer Coordinator Karen Pitman, expressed appreciation for thinking of…