Diane A. Rhodes
San Jacinto Valley women don’t give up
The annual San Jacinto Valley Women’s Conference has raised and awarded more than $30,000 in scholarships to deserving women since its first conference in...
Tahquitz High School cheerleader finds others cheering for him
As Tahquitz High School Titan cheerleader Preston Christiansen donned a football jersey to lead his football team onto the field for their game Sept....
Artists to be displaced after Menifee Art & Boutique closure at the end of...
About 70 local artists and artisans are losing the space where they showed and sold their works for the past year. Arts Council Menifee...
Soccer Saints unite athletics and academics on the field
When Ryan Beard decided to create a soccer enrichment program for children, he wanted to be sure it included building character and brain power...
Workforce development center puts Menifee on the map for job seekers
The City of Menifee has worked closely with Riverside County Workforce Development to provide services to Menifee residents over the years. When the opportunity...
The cutest, scariest and most creative canines were celebrated at Dog Daze in Menifee
Summer is over but dog days are still in Menifee as evidenced by more than 40 canines who attended Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District’s...
Cannabis and coffee are highlighted at Lake Elsinore City Council meeting
Two of the Public Hearing items that produced discussions at the Lake Elsinore City Council meeting Sept. 28 involved the expansion of an existing...
Lake Elsinore mayor ‘brings it’ to the State of the City address
With a theme of “Bring it LE” Mayor Bob Magee outlined what has been brought to the city of Lake Elsinore during the past...
Senior Sunshine Club brightens lives of students and retirees in Temecula
When Linfield Christian School junior Cody Emig talked to his grandmother in Kansas City during the COVID-19 lockdowns, he learned the isolation from her...
San Jacinto Valley students honored in September
The Hemet/San Jacinto Student of the Month program held its first recognition event of the new school year with a few changes. Seven local...