Diane A. Rhodes
Black History Month essay contest now open
The Human Relations Council of the Greater Hemet, San Jacinto and Menifee Region is seeking submissions for its 18th annual Black History Month Essay...
Lake Elsinore Business and Citizen of the Quarter are honored at City Council meeting
Lake Elsinore Mayor Timothy J. Sheridan said the fun part of being mayor is the opportunity to recognize community members who are doing great...
Lake Elsinore City Council struggles to approve commercial retail center
The Jan. 25 Lake Elsinore City Council meeting got off to a mild start as its members unanimously approved Consent Calendar items 4-13 and...
San Jacinto Valley students honored in January
The Hemet/San Jacinto Student of the Month program held its most recent recognition event at the Maze Stone restaurant at Soboba Springs Golf Course,...
Boxing for Christ hosts knockout 10-year anniversary gala
They stepped out of the ring and hung up their gloves to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Boxing for Christ at a Saturday, Jan....
‘The Price is Right’ fan from Temecula gets to ‘come on down’
When Carl Bratschko was chosen to be a contestant on “The Price is Right” game show, he and his wife were excited to go...
Tahquitz High School yearbook editor has a story to tell
Saige Zinck became editor-in-chief of The Bolt, Tahquitz High School’s yearbook, in her sophomore year as the youngest in the history of the Hemet...
Hemet police officers share more than coffee with the community
As customers converged on a Starbucks to get their early morning coffee fix, they had the opportunity to interact with Hemet police officers in...
Lake Elsinore City Council meeting
Lake Elsinore’s newest Mayor Timothy J. Sheridan presided over the first 2022 city council meeting despite some technical issues due to changes in electronic...
Tinsel Tri falls short of expectations for 77-year-old veteran
Bill White is an active person whose motto in life is to “keep moving.”“If you can’t run, then walk,” he said. “Use whatever means...