Articles

132 - Mar / Apr 26

Making a Difference

Caffe in Coffee Founders Chris (left) and Jay Lee show available pastries and specialty coffee drinks from their newly opened shop. “When customers describe our coffee as addictive and unlike anything they’ve tasted elsewhere, all of our hard work feels worthwhile,” says Chris. - -... Read More →

Caffe in Coffee Founders Chris (left) and Jay Lee show available pastries and specialty coffee drinks from their newly opened shop. “When customers describe our coffee as addictive and unlike anything they’ve tasted elsewhere, all... Read More →

131 - Jan / Feb 26

California Fire Museum

A Local Museum to Keep Communities Safe

California Fire Museum & Safety Learning Center Back in the 1970s, when Orange native Randy Marsile was a young firefighter, Southern California fire engines didn’t have enclosed cabs. Instead, crews rode in open-air trucks—what Marsile now describes as “convertible” fire engines. “At the time, it... Read More →

California Fire Museum & Safety Learning Center Back in the 1970s, when Orange native Randy Marsile was a young firefighter, Southern California fire engines didn’t have enclosed cabs. Instead, crews rode in open-air trucks—what Marsile... Read More →

131 - Jan / Feb 26

Nathalie Adourian

Orange City Attorney

“Strong legal systems and thoughtful risk management protect public resources and allow the city to function smoothly,” says City Attorney Nathalie Adourian. “My priorities are to focus on systems, training, clear procedures and proactive risk management to support reducing liabilities.” - - - - Nathalie... Read More →

“Strong legal systems and thoughtful risk management protect public resources and allow the city to function smoothly,” says City Attorney Nathalie Adourian. “My priorities are to focus on systems, training, clear procedures and proactive risk... Read More →

131 - Jan / Feb 26

Jarad Hildenbrand

Guilding Orange Forward

“I would like to keep Orange stable for the long term,” says City Manager Jarad Hildenbrand. “Part of the job is to look at what’s happening today and try to look into a crystal ball at what will happen in six months, 18 months, five... Read More →

“I would like to keep Orange stable for the long term,” says City Manager Jarad Hildenbrand. “Part of the job is to look at what’s happening today and try to look into a crystal ball... Read More →

131 - Jan / Feb 26

The Art of Ralph Allen Massey

Cabinets of Wonder

Cabinets of Wonder: The Art of Ralph Allen Massey Currently on view at the Hilbert Museum of California Art, Cabinets of Wonder: The Art of Ralph Allen Massey, is an exhibition that captures the irreverent imagination of one of Southern California’s most distinctive and enduring... Read More →

Cabinets of Wonder: The Art of Ralph Allen Massey Currently on view at the Hilbert Museum of California Art, Cabinets of Wonder: The Art of Ralph Allen Massey, is an exhibition that captures the irreverent... Read More →

131 - Jan / Feb 26

Tessa Jones

Vice President of Event Operations

Tessa Jones When Tessa Jones had the opportunity to attend recruitment fairs as a student at the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management, she chose to skip those offering an avenue to guaranteed placement at a Fortune 500 company once she graduated and did... Read More →

Tessa Jones When Tessa Jones had the opportunity to attend recruitment fairs as a student at the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management, she chose to skip those offering an avenue to guaranteed placement... Read More →

131 - Jan / Feb 26

Orange Chamber of Commerce Foundation

Turning Celebration into Support

From pageantry to hometown traditions, the Orange Chamber of Commerce Foundation will present three of the city’s largest community events in 2026, including the Miss City of Orange Scholarship Pageant, the Duke of Orange and the Orange May Parade, all aimed at raising funds to... Read More →

From pageantry to hometown traditions, the Orange Chamber of Commerce Foundation will present three of the city’s largest community events in 2026, including the Miss City of Orange Scholarship Pageant, the Duke of Orange and... Read More →

131 - Jan / Feb 26

Maureen Cardenas

Sparking Creativity

Maureen Cardenas at Country Roads Antiques & Gardens A resident of Orange since 1988, Maureen Cardenas has deep roots in the community. Even as a teenager growing up in nearby Santa Ana, she spent time in the Plaza attending events like the Street Fair. “I’ve... Read More →

Maureen Cardenas at Country Roads Antiques & Gardens A resident of Orange since 1988, Maureen Cardenas has deep roots in the community. Even as a teenager growing up in nearby Santa Ana, she spent time... Read More →

131 - Jan / Feb 26

John & Sheri Wencel

Making Memories in Old Towne Orange

When renovating their historic Craftsman home on West Palmyra, the Wencels chose “Fern Green” for the exterior paint in keeping with authentic colors of the period. White-and-black trim enhance the home’s details. - - - - Retirees John and Sheri Wencel have fully embraced life... Read More →

When renovating their historic Craftsman home on West Palmyra, the Wencels chose “Fern Green” for the exterior paint in keeping with authentic colors of the period. White-and-black trim enhance the home’s details. - - -... Read More →

131 - Jan / Feb 26

Bagel Me!

Now in Old Towne Orange

Bagel Me! Owners Alex and Pattie Córdova, along with staff, show off their eatery’s creations. Pictured here (from left) are Alex, Pattie, with Manager Yolanda Garcia, Cook Carina Jaimes and Manager Deisy Lopez. The Córdovas say that in addition to expanding their menu, they are... Read More →

Bagel Me! Owners Alex and Pattie Córdova, along with staff, show off their eatery’s creations. Pictured here (from left) are Alex, Pattie, with Manager Yolanda Garcia, Cook Carina Jaimes and Manager Deisy Lopez. The Córdovas... Read More →