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October 8th 2009 ‘Lion King’ transports audience to the heart of Africa Disney’s musical rendition of “The Lion King” has come to San Diego, giving audience members the opportunity to be amazed by its visual beauty and amazing song and dance. The North American National ... October 29th 2009  Read Full StoryEleven-acre corn maze a fun adventure for families The Corona family, owners of Big Horse Feed & Mercantile, have created a corn maze and pumpkin patch activity area on 11 acres of their farm property. To compliment this, the family is also offer... October 22nd 2009 Read Full StoryHauntings in nearby Southern Riverside County Field of Screams: The Haunted Stadium, presented by Best Buy, earned opening weekend success with more than 2,000 fans at the spooky attraction at The Diamond stadium in Lake Elsinore. “The first nig... October 22nd 2009 Read Full StoryEleven-acre corn maze in Temecula The Corona family, owners of Big Horse Feed & Mercantile, have created a corn maze and pumpkin patch activity area on 11 acres of their farm property. This is their ninth year of hosting a corn m... October 16th 2009 Read Full StoryAround the arch The history of the arch in Downtown Reno predates legalized gambling in Nevada. The current arch has stood since 1987, but the original Reno arch was erected in 1927 to commemorate the completion of ... October 15th 2009 Read Full StoryStage set for construction of Temecula’s $24 million water park Bottled up for years by protracted litigation that spurred a search for a new site, plans to build a $24 million water park in Temecula are flowing again and construction is set to begin soon, officia... October 8th 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Stage Coach Sunday rolls into town Families flocked to the Palomares House on September 28 to enjoy stagecoach rides, face painting, barbecue, pumpkin painting, apple bobbing and more on Stage Coach Sunday. Although it was warm out, t... October 1st 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Need a break? Glen Ivy Hot Springs Spa offers a uniquely relaxing experience Most children refer to theme parks as ‘the best places on Earth.’ However, for adults looking for rejuvenation and relaxation, Glen Ivy Hot Springs is the best place to unwind, relax and catch up with... September 24th 2009 Read Full StoryThe Andrews Brothers: making crowds roar since WWII If you were part of the stage crew for the last night of the USO’s tour for military men about to go overseas during World War II, and the headlining act cancelled, what would you do? Lawrence Welk R... September 17th 2009 Read Full StoryJulian Apple Days Centennial celebration now through Nov. 15 JULIAN — The Julian Apple Days Centennial celebration kicked off September 8 with a historic apple display in Town Hall reminiscent of the one held on October 9, 1909. The display, which will run unt... September 10th 2009 Read Full StoryMulligan Family Fun Center: great for groups with little cash Trying to entertain a group of high school girls is not an easy task. As one of my church’s high school mentors, it is my challenge to come up with fun activities that aren’t going to be a strain on a... September 3rd 2009 Read Full StoryDesert tour reveals haunted history of Anza-Borrego BORREGO SPRINGS — In the 19th century, thousands of travelers, prospectors and adventurers struggled into California by way of the Great Desert, lying west of the Colorado River. It was known as the ... August 27th 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) La Brea Tar Pits offer a trip into the past If you happen to be going to Los Angeles and like natural history, or have children who are into prehistoric animals, the La Brea Tar Pits are a must-see. Located in Hancock Park right in the middle o... August 20th 2009 Read Full Story (2 Reader Comments) Fort Point: the best way to see San Francisco’s beauty San Francisco is a gorgeous city, with plenty for tourists to do, see and eat. Hot spots to visit include Fisherman’s Wharf, Alcatraz, China Town and Union Square, as evidenced by the large crowds of ... August 13th 2009 Read Full StoryThe sky was the limit for hats at Del Mar! It wasn’t Ascot, but an alternate universe type of Ascot – the ladies were in sundresses and heels, some spiked to the max, and the hats – they were everywhere – all shapes and sizes, many with large ... July 30th 2009 Read Full StoryRock on at SeaWorld’s “Summer Nights” This summer you’ll see splashes of light in the sky and splashes of water from the pools as SeaWorld celebrates summer with fantastic night sea life shows. SeaWorld San Diego was the very first Se... July 23rd 2009 Read Full StoryHot Summer Nites a street scorcher! The weather was hot at the third Fallbrook Hot Summer Nites on July 10, but the cars lining Main for the celebration called “Rods and Relics” were even hotter. Tony Suraci entertained the beer garde... July 16th 2009 Read Full StoryPlastic bag sandals and a SPAM can purse?, Fun entries at the fair’s ‘Recycled Wearable Art’ contest! “Home and Hobby is the heart of the fair; it’s how our fair got started,” said Carolyn Rainy, who, in my opinion, is the “Voice of Home and Hobby.” She is always a presence at the microphone during On... July 9th 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Yama: Japanese cuisine with a fresh flair In Fallbrook there is an establishment that is known for its delicious cuisine, but should be known for its fresh menu items as well: fresh fish flown in from Japan three times a week, fresh vegetable... July 3rd 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Parents band together for Bonsall music program fundraiser - ‘Bonsallpalooza’ to be held August 7 at Pala It might sound like a broken record, but each parent I have talked with about the budget cuts in the Bonsall schools music programs has the same thing to say: Keep music – it’s good for our kids! Jus... June 25th 2009 Read Full Story (2 Reader Comments) It’s Music Mania at San Diego County Fair! “Music Mania,” is the theme of the 2009 San Diego County Fair, and true to the theme, this year’s fair is packed with a variety of entertainment -- from American Idol favorites to golden oldies to co... June 18th 2009 Read Full StoryGarden Club showcases unique homes and gardens It was another colorful weekend show as the Fallbrook Garden Club presented its Fifth Annual Garden Tour on Saturday, May 30. The show illustrated that there are as many avenues to stunning gardens as... June 11th 2009 Read Full StoryFriends of injured roper Tony Muñoz rally in Bonsall “PRAY FOR OUR COWBOY” was inscribed on a large banner stretched across the wall of the San Luis Rey Downs Golf Resort in Bonsall on Saturday, May 30, where an event to benefit injured roper and horse ... June 4th 2009 Read Full Story (3 Reader Comments) Royal Windsor Horse Show diverse and delightful “When I bestride him, I soar…” “Henry V” --Shakespeare Horses and royals have been closely entwined for ages; and Queen Elizabeth II has been attending the Royal Windsor Horse Show, as a c... May 28th 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Hoover Dam still impressive today A road near Hoover Dam is being constructed with some awe-inspiring features. Part of the new construction is a 1,905-foot bridge over Black Canyon which includes a 1,060-foot concrete twin rib arch,... May 21st 2009 Read Full Story |
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