Diane A. Rhodes
Nonprofit empowers, inspires and motivates youth
A shared mission to cultivate a generation of youth who are inspired and empowered to live a purposeful life through self-discovery, self-love and self-mastery...
Lake Elsinore City Council questions cannabis-related business limits
At the start of the Aug. 10 Lake Elsinore City Council meeting, a quick motion was made to approve the majority of 14 City...
The Science of Music will be heard in Hemet
After 18 months of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Western Science Center Museum reopened its doors Aug. 21. Now it takes the...
Exceptional Opportunities available for children and adults with special needs
After 23 years as a teacher for students with special needs, Cheryl Stark was ready for a change. Stepping away from the classroom, she...
Canyon Lake Bible Club spreads the Word organically
The first meeting of the Canyon Lake Bible Club took place Jan. 3, at Indian Beach and has continued to attract a wide range...
Military Kids Have Talent in Murrieta
Children of military service members and veterans were invited to submit recordings of their performances to the second annual Elizabeth Dole Foundation’s Military Kids...
CREATE memories and more in Lake Elsinore
The Endless Summer Craft Fair at the Outlets at Lake Elsinore attracted more than 50 vendors and hundreds of visitors during the five-hour event...
Lake Elsinore City Council recognizes community partners
The July 27 Lake Elsinore City Council meeting began with presentations to those who have done much to improve the community. Mayor Bob Magee...
Monte Vista Middle School, from groundbreaking to game changing
A lot has happened since San Jacinto Unified School District hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Monte Vista Middle School site on Lyon...
Murrieta bakery caters to furry, four-legged customers
When she was unable to find healthy fresh treats for her dogs, Christina Drake started making her own. Her furry friends loved them, so...