Marsha Oliver The Robson Ranch Singers entered the Hermosa Ballroom to the “Olympic Theme” as they celebrated this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris with concerts on March 19 and 20. Lisa Hunt, former director of the Singers, carried the torch and placed it on the stage to strains of “Chariots of Fire.” The Singers then…
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Robson Ranch Cigar Meetup: A Celebration of Fine Cigars and Community Spirit
Mike Weinberger The Robson Ranch Cigar Meetup has rapidly become the pinnacle monthly gathering for those who revel in the richness of premium cigars and the warmth of new friendships. Since its inception in July 2023, this event has not just united neighbors but has also kindled deep conversations, lasting friendships, and a profound communal…
March 2024, Features
‘Big Guns’ a Blast!
Deborah Dorman More than 600 residents attended four performances of “The Big Guns or Whose Lily Is She?” at the Hermosa Ballroom, from Feb. 2 through 5, produced by Theater at the Ranch. Designed as a radio broadcast in a 1950s studio, the show involved 11 cast members, three sound effects people, and a five-piece…
March 2024, Front Page
Robson Ranch Spring Arts & Crafts Sale
Mark your calendar! The Spring Arts & Crafts Sale is Saturday, March 16. Join us in the Robson Ranch Hermosa Ballroom from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be an array of gifts, home décor items, cards, jewelry, woodworking, fabric, glass, gourds, pottery, baked goods, and more made by local residents with unique talents.…
March 2024, Religion
Sowing and Reaping
Chet Kwiat There is an obvious principle in farming; if you wish to get a harvest, you need to plant something. The second obvious principle is that whatever it is you want to harvest, that is the type of seed you need to plant. You want corn, then you need to plant corn seeds. You…
March 2024, Generals
Oldies But Goodies! Robson Ranch Dance Club Brings Back the Cobwebs
Mary Jo Albrecht Robson Ranch residents and guests had so much fun dancing in November with the Cobwebs. The Hermosa Ballroom dance floor was filled with all types of dancers dancing to a variety of music. Now, March 13 is the time to dance again with the Cobwebs on the Hermosa dance floor. The Cobwebs play anything from…
March 2024, Generals
2024 Mah Jongg Fun Day Brings Smiles to Resident Players
Teresa Downs This year’s Mah Jongg Fun Day was held on Jan. 15 in the Cheyenne/Laredo Room. It was an epic day of games, friendship, laughter, great food, fun player gifts, great door prizes, and more for 52 players. The top scorer this year was Mary Beth Krasovetz Fisher. For many of us here at the Ranch, our…
March 2024
It’s Time to Go for the Gold!
Marsha Oliver The Robson Ranch Singers are rehearsing for our Spring concert. With a nod to the upcoming Summer Olympics in Paris, the theme of our concert will be “Go for the Gold!” In addition to rehearsing our music, many of us are getting in shape for an Olympic event—or two. We may try to…
March 2024, Religion
Hope in the Dark
Pastor Larry Sundin, Rock Springs Church We all need hope. We can’t live without hope. In fact, those who study hope tell us that those who live with a high degree of hope have less stress, anxiety, and stress in their lives. But the realities of life often have a way of eroding our hope.…
March 2024, Clubs & Classes
Vagabonds RV Club Visits Tombstone
Rebecca McKinney The Vagabonds RV Club traveled to Tombstone, Ariz., this winter for four nights and five days. The group consisted of 10 rigs ranging from Class As, a Super C, Class C, and even a Teardrop. We prepared for cold, wet weather, but were pleasantly surprised when the sun came out instead. Bob and Mary Burton volunteered to…