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120 - Mar / Apr 24

A Passion for Education

Former Orange High School teacher Irene Matthews enjoys walking around Old Towne and bumping into former students, including Orange Council member Arianna Barrios. - - - - Irene Matthews Irene Matthews knew she always wanted to teach. After graduating from Orange High School in 1961,... Read More →

Former Orange High School teacher Irene Matthews enjoys walking around Old Towne and bumping into former students, including Orange Council member Arianna Barrios. - - - - Irene Matthews Irene Matthews knew she always wanted... Read More →

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Pam Reece

A Grateful Neighbor

Coupon winner Pam Reece had the good fortune of being introduced to Orange by her fiancé, Jim. He often visited his sister’s family, who moved to the area in the 1960s and fell in love with the city. Once married, Pam and Jim bought their... Read More →

Coupon winner Pam Reece had the good fortune of being introduced to Orange by her fiancé, Jim. He often visited his sister’s family, who moved to the area in the 1960s and fell in love... Read More →

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Hilbert Museum

Art of the Airwaves: Old Radios Show Off High Style

You might not think, at first, that antique plastic radios belong in an art museum’s collection. But after you see the new exhibition, “Art of the Airwaves: Radios from The Hilbert Collection,” at the Hilbert Museum of California Art through August 7, you might think... Read More →

You might not think, at first, that antique plastic radios belong in an art museum’s collection. But after you see the new exhibition, “Art of the Airwaves: Radios from The Hilbert Collection,” at the Hilbert... Read More →

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Christine Clarke

A Passion for Education

Career teacher Christine Clarke advocates for volunteering with everyone she meets. “I really enjoy volunteering at the OHG Education Farm,” she says. “The most beneficial learning involves getting your hands in the dirt.” - - - - Christine Clarke A stint volunteering as a tutor... Read More →

Career teacher Christine Clarke advocates for volunteering with everyone she meets. “I really enjoy volunteering at the OHG Education Farm,” she says. “The most beneficial learning involves getting your hands in the dirt.” - -... Read More →

120 - Mar / Apr 24

United Real Estate Group

Blossoming in Orange

For 16 years, United Real Estate Group Founder Jeff Nauta has been operating his business in Southern California, and recently moved to a new location at 2811 East Katella. With the move, Nauta hopes to continue serving commercial customers and meeting new neighbors looking to... Read More →

For 16 years, United Real Estate Group Founder Jeff Nauta has been operating his business in Southern California, and recently moved to a new location at 2811 East Katella. With the move, Nauta hopes to... Read More →

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Colin & Soleil Bogan

Something Special

From their front porch on North Harwood, Colin and Soleil Bogan love to watch the sunrise and vastness of the sky above Old Towne Orange. Most of their plants are from The Potting Shed in the Plaza. - - - - There’s something especially magical... Read More →

From their front porch on North Harwood, Colin and Soleil Bogan love to watch the sunrise and vastness of the sky above Old Towne Orange. Most of their plants are from The Potting Shed in... Read More →

120 - Mar / Apr 24

ZINC Cafe

Blossoming in Orange

Zinc Cafe Old Towne Manager Art Martinez (left) and Vice President Matt Lund showcase the eatery’s offerings from the extensive vegetarian menu. The café is located in The Sunkist Building. Lund and his team are excited to bring attention to the historic Old Towne building... Read More →

Zinc Cafe Old Towne Manager Art Martinez (left) and Vice President Matt Lund showcase the eatery’s offerings from the extensive vegetarian menu. The café is located in The Sunkist Building. Lund and his team are... Read More →

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Orange Home Grown Community Cookbook

Brings Kitchen Creations to the Community

The sounds of knives on cutting boards, simmering sauces and cameras clicking filled Megan Penn’s kitchen for several days in 2021. She and her board members weren’t preparing for a big family get-together or catering an event. They were cooking up something special that would... Read More →

The sounds of knives on cutting boards, simmering sauces and cameras clicking filled Megan Penn’s kitchen for several days in 2021. She and her board members weren’t preparing for a big family get-together or catering... Read More →

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Making Memories at the May Parade

The McFerran and Dahleen families of Orange got together in 1965 to watch the parade in front of City Hall. Shown in photo (back row, from left) are Craig McFerran, Earl Dahleen, Betty McFerran, Gail Dahleen; (front row, from left), unknown, Scott McFerran, Thea McFerran,... Read More →

The McFerran and Dahleen families of Orange got together in 1965 to watch the parade in front of City Hall. Shown in photo (back row, from left) are Craig McFerran, Earl Dahleen, Betty McFerran, Gail... Read More →

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Koobikland

Blossoming in Orange

Business partners Kiarash Kasra and Shelly Kohan sit in the dining room of Koobikland, the Persian restaurant they co-own. The duo works to build a menu with special attention to both the flavors and display of their food. “Our presentation is different, and we try... Read More →

Business partners Kiarash Kasra and Shelly Kohan sit in the dining room of Koobikland, the Persian restaurant they co-own. The duo works to build a menu with special attention to both the flavors and display... Read More →