Half Price!

July Means Freedom—So Light One Up at the Robson Ranch Cigar Meetup!

Boxes and Labels

News from the Sky: Airport Ready to Commemorate Special Milestone

Discover how residents at Robson Ranch can enhance their digital finance experience in the U.S. with the secure and user-friendly phantom crypto wallet.

Lost Art

Melanie Douglas With everything being mass-produced these days and developed via technology, I’m writing to encourage my fellow residents to remember to teach our younger generations how to “create” with their own two hands! Remember when we had to take “home economics” or “household engineering?” What about “shop class” or a course on welding or…

Pottery/Ceramics Club

Featured Artist MaryAnn Bechtel

Carol Breen, Pottery/Ceramics Club Reporter MaryAnn and her husband, David, moved here in 2015. MaryAnn had never made anything from clay but as she “is willing to take a risk,” she jumped right in. MaryAnn loves learning new pottery techniques and is continually learning ways of creating. MaryAnn also does fused and stained glass, but…

Proclamation of the Mayor and Council of the City Of Eloy Requiring the Wearing of Face Coverings in Public to Mitigate the Spread of COVID-19

Frequently Asked Questions On June 22, 2020, the City of Eloy issued a proclamation regarding the use of mask/face coverings in Eloy within businesses and public spaces. When did Eloy’s face covering proclamation go into effect? Monday, June 22, 2020, when the City Council approved the proclamation, and there is no date for lifting this…

RC Club: We Have an App for That

Butch Spiller The Robson Ranch Radio Control (RC) Club has developed a mobile app for members, to help keep communications open between members. The app was developed by Dave Doughty, club webmaster. “I needed something to keep me busy during the pandemic lockdown,” according to Mr. Doughty. The app displays results of the RC car…

Dollars and Sense: What Is A Stated Income Loan?

In the past, stated income mortgages were home loans that did not require income verification or documentation. Lenders just needed a borrower’s stated income—hence the name “stated income” loans. Unfortunately, these risky loan types contributed to the 2008 housing market crash, and banks stopped issuing stated income loans as a result. This prevented banks from selling…