Tag: Wildomar
COVID-19 hospitalizations stabilize, with very slight increase at one hospital
Coronavirus hospitalization levels in western Riverside County have mostly stabilized and even slightly increased at one area hospital, per data released March 22 by...
Community Outreach Ministry celebrates 20 years ‘giving at-risk kids a second chance to be...
WILDOMAR – For over 20 years, the Community Outreach Ministry has helped thousands of children impacted by one or both parents who are incarcerated....
COVID-19 patients now make up small percentage of hospitalizations in Riverside County
Coronavirus hospitalizations in the Temecula and Hemet valleys have now dropped to such a level that two local hospitals no longer had any COVID-19-positive...
The Vine produces more than music
The Vine KGGN-FM 102.5 began broadcasting contemporary Christian programming throughout southwest Riverside County three years ago, but the non-commercial radio station’s message is evident...
Wildomar nonprofit helps empower women and teens through dress project
In the first year, The Dresses and Dreams Project, founded by Dawn Schultz in Wildomar, helped 18 girls. To date they’ve helped over 1,200....
COVID-19 hospitalizations reach new lows
Coronavirus hospitalizations in the Temecula and Hemet valleys now stand at their lowest points in months, according to the latest data released by the...
Evan Batte of Wildomar makes dean’s list at RIT
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Evan Batte of Wildomar was named to the dean’s list at Rochester Institute of Technology for the 2020 fall semester. Batte...
COVID-19 hospitalizations drop in Riverside County for fifth straight week
The slide continues for the fifth straight week with federal data showing across-the-board declines in the numbers of coronavirus patients at all hospitals in...
Play a round ‘FORE the Animals’ at AFV’s 11th annual golf tournament
WILDOMAR – Join Animal Friends of the Valleys’ 11th annual FORE the Animals Golf Tournament Friday, April 23, at Canyon Lake Golf and Country...
Wildomar 4th grade classes draw out their feelings about the coronavirus pandemic
A range of emotions were felt when fourth grade teacher Daniel Richter asked his students to create a digital art project expressing their feelings...