On Feb. 15, Robson Ranch held Desert Fest, and the Tennis Club had a strong presence there. It was a beautiful day for residents and guests to learn about the various clubs in the community. At the Tennis Club table were lemons and grapefruits from Dee Lee and cooling neck wraps made by Sue McCloud…
April is Earth Month, and while our cigars may not be green (unless you’ve discovered a new blend), it’s the perfect time to appreciate the great outdoors and the leafy wonders that make our stogies possible. After all, without plants, where would our cigars be? Probably feeling a bit … unwrapped. In the spirit of…
Conrad Tolson Eloy Mayor Andy Sutton visited the Robson Ranch Republican Club in February, accompanied by Assistant City Manager Mackenzie Letcher and Community Development Director Dan Symer. Eloy’s growth potential is about where Casa Grande was five years ago. Eloy has its own utilities and close proximity to the Interstate and railroad are a business…
Barbara Seawalt As we learned previously, glazing your pottery can be a tricky affair. Especially when using the high-fire glazes. We brush on three coats of glaze, all the while shrugging our shoulders and crossing our fingers. What have I done to my project? You see, the color that comes out of the jar is…
Terry Helmstetter The Fine Arts Guild has been a very busy place. We have more members and additional classes during the winter season to accommodate all. Our week consists of an acrylic workshop, three watercolor workshops, colored pencil workshops, and a jewelry workshop. Future alcohol ink may be coming. We try to always be considerate…
On Feb. 15, the Desert Fest included tables for the clubs that are offered in the community. Line Dancing received two slots! One for the information on the club and the shirts that are available for sale; the other, to demonstrate some of the dances members have learned. A new series of Absolute Beginner classes…