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Adding to the Summer Buzz

122 - Jul / Aug 24

Cali Dumpling Starting this summer, neighbors can go on an around-the-world culinary adventure without leaving Orange at the newly opened Cali Dumpling. The fast-casual eatery, which officially opened in early July, began in 2021 as a local and online delivery venture. It grew into a... Read More →

Cali Dumpling Starting this summer, neighbors can go...

Jon Dumitru

From Citizen to Public Service

121 - May / Jun 24

“When in service to others, the number one thing to remember is, if you see someone struggling, reach out and help them,” says Orange Councilman Jon Dumitru. - - - - Jon Dumitru, District 2 Jon Dumitru is currently serving his second stint on the... Read More →

“When in service to others, the number one...

Ana Gutierrez

From Citizen to Public Servant

121 - May / Jun 24

“Orange is so eclectic—with Orange Park Acres, Old Towne and El Modena,” says Orange Councilwoman Ana Gutierrez. “We have hills, a great river bed, a couple colleges and a downtown. There’s something for everyone in Orange.” - - - - Ana Gutierrez, District 5 Ana... Read More →

“Orange is so eclectic—with Orange Park Acres, Old...

Kathy Tavoularis

From Citizen to Public Servant

121 - May / Jun 24

“One of the joys of serving on city council is the people I meet,” says Orange Councilwoman Kathy Tavoularis. “I love meeting a neighbor I don’t know. So many of the people I’ve met are wonderful.” - - - - Kathy Tavoularis, District 3 Orange... Read More →

“One of the joys of serving on city...

Don & Cathy Stauffer

Sharing their Winnings

121 - May / Jun 24

Coupon winner Cathy Stauffer and her husband, Don, may have met and married in Nebraska, but the couple has enjoyed being members of the City of Orange for almost 20 years. They spent their early years in Orange becoming familiar with the community and now... Read More →

Coupon winner Cathy Stauffer and her husband, Don,...

Messengers of Memory

at the Hilbert Museum of California Art

121 - May / Jun 24

Memory: an element both fragile and strong, fleeting yet enduring. For Holocaust survivors, memory can evoke both pain and meaning. Sharing the memories of that horrific era requires the courage to speak the unspeakable, and to describe the unimaginable. Sponsored by the Rodgers Center for... Read More →

Memory: an element both fragile and strong, fleeting...

Kid's Musical Theater

Acting, Song & Dance

121 - May / Jun 24

For nearly 20 years, Kid’s Musical Theater (KMT) has delivered youth community theater to Orange. The program provides kids 8 to 18 the opportunity to participate in production performance in acting, song and dance. In 2005 Mignon Whitaker wrote a proposal, resulting in Kid’s Musical... Read More →

For nearly 20 years, Kid’s Musical Theater (KMT)...

Bricks & Minifigs

Now Blossoming in Orange

121 - May / Jun 24

Bricks & Minifigs Owners Bob and Monica Schwaniger show off available LEGO pieces and sets in their shop. After opening in January, the couple has already made a name for themselves in the community, donating to local fundraisers and sponsoring activities. - - - -... Read More →

Bricks & Minifigs Owners Bob and Monica Schwaniger...

Higher Ground Wellness

Now Blossoming in Orange

121 - May / Jun 24

Higher Ground Wellness Founders Andrea and Riley Collins pose in the storefront of their health wellness collective. In addition to hosting recurring classes at their office in Old Towne, the team offers private and corporate events, and can travel to other locations to host onsite... Read More →

Higher Ground Wellness Founders Andrea and Riley Collins...

Plaza Petals

Blossoming in Orange

121 - May / Jun 24

Michele Morris (left) and Beth Huber recently transformed the iconic Clark Gas Station by expanding Plaza Petals, the flower shop Morris founded in 2019. Between making florals for baby showers, birthday parties and bridal events, as well as running the storefront with a selection of... Read More →

Michele Morris (left) and Beth Huber recently transformed...