15th Annual Robson Trap Trials Is in the Books

Ropin’ in Yer Relatives: A Rootin’-Tootin’ End-of-Year Celebration!

School Supplies Delivered to Toltec Elementary School

The Fused Glass Club Celebrates the Women of Robson Ranch

Wisconsin Party Fun for All

Keith Uhlenbrauck The committee members were Larry and Lori Morrin, Keith and Betty Uhlenbrauck, and Dave and Cindy Hazen. The Wisconsin party, which is open to all Robson Ranch residents, was at full capacity in the Hermosa Room March 3. The food and drinks were excellent. Everyone danced to the music of Angel Perez. We…

Living Retired: My Bad

Gary Chalk Some people don’t apologize, instead they get even. And then there are—you guessed it—men. Many men don’t take the effort to apologize or get even. Have you ever seen a guy get up from the sofa to change the furnace filters a couple of times a year and apologize for taking so long?…

The Stained Glass Club’s March Shenanigans

Julie White March was a lively month for the Stained Glass Club, with eight enthusiastic members diving into a Shamrock Suncatcher class. Over the course of two days, participants engaged in a hands-on experience where they cut, ground, washed, foiled, soldered, and patina’d their way to creating stunning, light-catching shamrocks. The atmosphere was filled with…

Featured Fused Glass Member: Dawn Oaks

Doris Betuel Meet Dawn Oaks, fused glass member and glass artist. Dawn joined the Fused Glass Club in 2022 and her positive spirit and desire to learn has been a wonderful addition to the club. She has helped in the beginner class instruction and presented at our follow-up classes. In 2024, she was recognized for…

Relishing Pickleball: Playing in the Wind

David Zapatka Wind is the great equalizer on the pickleball court. It doesn’t matter how polished your dink game is or how powerful your drive is; a stiff breeze can turn your best shots into unforced errors in a hurry. The good news is that with a few smart adjustments, you can use the wind…

Virtues in Action: Compassion and Joy

Betsy Lydle Smith Many of us are on a journey of caregiving—if not for others, caregiving for ourselves! Today we’ll focus on two virtues that are helpful: Compassion and Joy. As caregivers, we also discover more about ourselves. Caregiving for my aging mother forced me to look at myself, how I was acting, and how…