David Zapatka July’s WOTM word, “eggcorn,” resulted in a flurry of reader comments. “Just read your article in the Pioneer Press about eggcorns, and it made me chuckle. I didn’t realize they were called eggcorns, but I’ve encountered a few of the same “slip of the ears.” One that always annoys me is when people say ‘It’s…
Pastor Ron Hunt’s Retirement and Open House Party
Women’s Bible Retreat
Paper Crafters Provides Birthday Cards
Robson Ranch RC Club 2023-24 Winter Season Championship Results
September 2022
Word of the Month: Eggcorn Reader Comments
September 2022
100+ People Who Care Meeting November 16
Ron Hunt 100+ People Who Care is for you if: * Your time is limited, but you love to give. * You are willing to commit to one hour, twice a year. * You want to learn about the amazing work being done by our local nonprofits. * You want to be part of a…
September 2022
Rock Springs Church Values
Pastor Larry Sundin Values! Every one of us has values that influence how we live. Your values shape how you interact with your neighbors. Your values influence how you spend your money. When you worked, your company had a set of values that determined how you did your work. Your company may have had values like…
September 2022
You Can Help! Support Our Troops–AZ
Eddie Peters In 2022, Support Our Troops–Arizona (SOT–AZ) will donate more than $85,000 to veterans and veterans’ organizations in Pinal County. To continue our support, we need your help: * Join the Robson Ranch Leadership Team by donating at least $100. * Donate items of value for the raffle/auctions Nov. 4 and 5. * Play…
September 2022
Deadline Reminder and How to Submit an Article
The deadline for the October edition is Sept. 9 by 4 p.m. Please send your submission on time, and early if possible! You can email your submissions to [email protected] or use our website: robsonpublishing.com/editorial. For article and photo guidelines, or if you have questions, please call 480-895-4216.
Clubs & Classes, September 2022
Expanding the History of Mah Jongg
Karen Stockstill Historians believe that the game of Mah Jongg began in the countryside of Asia around 1300 B.C. It gained popularity in China in the 1870s when it hit the big cities of Hong Kong and Shanghai. The expatriate Europeans and Americans living in these cities became familiar with it and liked the camaraderie…