Prom King and Queen, Steve and JudiEllen and Frank On May 2, more than 100 Robson Ranch residents and guests gathered in the Hermosa Ballroom for an evening of feasting,…
The winner of a beautiful fused glass flower with copper stand created and donated by Robson Ranch glass artist Connie Lundberg to the Robson Ranch Radio Control (RC) Club was…
Sondra, Eddie, Lisa, and Rodger BowersJeff and Julie WoodburyDeb Kwiat and Lori Aitken Pat Sand Despite soaring afternoon temperatures hitting 101 degrees Fahrenheit, the Roving Ranchers’ Golf Cart Poker Run…
The Fine Art Guild’s move was the last of the dominos to fall with the move to our own room at the Creative Art Center. It is so nice to have a clean room to ourselves with lockers and extended hours for artistic activity. Our newly appointed librarian, Kathy Arend, whose mother was a librarian,…
On December 21 The Vagabonds RV Club and the Robson Ranch Pottery Club hosted a dinner for the Eloy Veterans Center. The original goal for the event was to get donations of a few casseroles and salads for the dinner, Christmas baked goods to send home in goodie bags and new socks. “I was overwhelmed…
The Pottery Club Studio is now open daily as long as there is a monitor. Available hours are posted in the window. We welcome new members and will answer any questions you may have concerning membership and how to discover if pottery is for you. Pottery is a great way to express yourself, create new…
Artie and Dixie Wachter Join us on Saturdays at 1:00 p.m. at the softball field for a relaxing, enjoyable experience with our great group of Community Softball fiends. We have extra gloves and bats. Sign up at the sports desk so we can put you on our email list. See you there!
David Zapatka Reader Kim Park read about “smithereens” in a previous column and had this comment and suggestion for this month’s issue. “I loved your WOTM column on smithereens! It threw me back to my youth and reminded me of what my mother used to say when she thought I wasn’t getting ready quickly enough.…
This rapidly growing ride raises funds that go to support our returning wounded veterans. One hundred percent of our ride proceeds go to the Phoenix program of Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, a not-for-profit dedicated to the physical and emotional rehabilitation of disabled active military personnel and disabled veterans through fly fishing and associated activities…