Diane A. Rhodes
Photographer shares his talent to benefit others
Photographer Don Starkey likes to capture his surroundings in photographs and finds his favorite images to be landscapes.“A landscape can repeatedly take us to...
Military Explorers youth program branches out
Phillip Ayala started the Military Explorers Post III program to teach youth beneficial life skills. A San Jacinto resident since 2005, Ayala is a...
Black Voices of the Valley to host Night of Black Excellence
Black Voices of the Valley is a new organization that was formed to serve the San Jacinto Valley. Interim Director Stephanie Bruce said the...
‘The Future is Bright’ women’s conference slated for Feb. 24
The San Jacinto Valley Women’s Conference will celebrate its 10th anniversary with this year’s event, “The Future is Bright.” A full day of inspirational...
Dream Night 2022 fundraising dinner to take over Diamond Stadium
The Lake Elsinore Dream Center is gearing up for Dream Night 2022 at Diamond Stadium Saturday, Feb. 26. The annual event is designed to...
Proper etiquette is being taught in Temecula
As the mother of six adult children, Beverly Harmon said she found that teaching and learning have always been the most important elements of...
Rotary club seeks high school students for invitational music competition showcase
High school students who reside within Riverside County are invited to compete at an invitational music competition showcase sponsored by San Gorgonio Pass Rotary...
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...