Articles

81 - May / Jun 17

Presidential Fellow

Ruebén Martinez In 2012, as Katerina Sorrell waited at Chapman University to meet with a dean regarding possibly giving up on her dream to earn her graduate degree, Ruebén Martinez sensed her despair and encouraged her. “Dr. Martinez didn’t know me, but he saw I... Read More →

Ruebén Martinez In 2012, as Katerina Sorrell waited at Chapman University to meet with a dean regarding possibly giving up on her dream to earn her graduate degree, Ruebén Martinez sensed her despair and encouraged... Read More →

80 - Mar / Apr 17

Orange Public Library Foundation

A Library Legacy

Orange Public Library Foundation A decade ago, on April 21, 2007, the Orange Public Library & History Center re-opened in Old Towne after two years of construction. The 45,000-square-foot space featured a variety of long-awaited additions, including the Joanne Coontz History Center, the RJ Noble... Read More →

Orange Public Library Foundation A decade ago, on April 21, 2007, the Orange Public Library & History Center re-opened in Old Towne after two years of construction. The 45,000-square-foot space featured a variety of long-awaited... Read More →

80 - Mar / Apr 17

Holocaust Remembrance

As time marches into the 21st Century and we recall the cataclysmic event of the Holocaust, memories and individual stories make this increasingly distant history meaningful and real. This wouldn’t be possible, however, without programs that commemorate this history in ways that educate and inspire.... Read More →

As time marches into the 21st Century and we recall the cataclysmic event of the Holocaust, memories and individual stories make this increasingly distant history meaningful and real. This wouldn’t be possible, however, without programs... Read More →

80 - Mar / Apr 17

A Taste of Orange

When Kennedy Schaal attended the Taste of Orange for the first time in 2015, the Old Towne resident immediately recognized the uniqueness of the event. Presented by the Orange Blossoms Auxiliary, an Auxiliary of Assistance League® of Orange, attendees of the event sample food from... Read More →

When Kennedy Schaal attended the Taste of Orange for the first time in 2015, the Old Towne resident immediately recognized the uniqueness of the event. Presented by the Orange Blossoms Auxiliary, an Auxiliary of Assistance... Read More →

80 - Mar / Apr 17

Well Run Games

Though Villa Park Elementary parent Sarah Jarrell volunteers in many capacities at her children’s school, coaching at the annual Community Foundation of Orange Foundation Games is by far her favorite activity. “The Foundation Games are so well run, and the camaraderie built across the different... Read More →

Though Villa Park Elementary parent Sarah Jarrell volunteers in many capacities at her children’s school, coaching at the annual Community Foundation of Orange Foundation Games is by far her favorite activity. “The Foundation Games are... Read More →

80 - Mar / Apr 17

David W. Wilson

Toyota of Orange

In this photo, circa 1988, employees hoisted David Wilson above the crowd to celebrate the establishment of the David Wilson Endowment fund for Orangewood. In lieu of presenting their boss with a Christmas gift, they contributed a check to the fund for $25,000 in David’s... Read More →

In this photo, circa 1988, employees hoisted David Wilson above the crowd to celebrate the establishment of the David Wilson Endowment fund for Orangewood. In lieu of presenting their boss with a Christmas gift, they... Read More →

80 - Mar / Apr 17

Selman Chevrolet

Trey Selman (left) and his sister, Perri Selman Hamilton, in front of their longstanding business in Orange. The dealership was founded by their grandfather, Howard Selman, in 1952. - - - - Selman Chevrolet Established in Orange in 1952, Selman Chevrolet is one of the... Read More →

Trey Selman (left) and his sister, Perri Selman Hamilton, in front of their longstanding business in Orange. The dealership was founded by their grandfather, Howard Selman, in 1952. - - - - Selman Chevrolet Established... Read More →

80 - Mar / Apr 17

Curtis Speed

Renowned wheel maker Mike Curtis shows off some of his newly manufactured wheels while standing in front of the 1929 Model-A Ford Truck he built on the popular TV series, “American Hot Rod.” His four-year stint on the show earned him recognition in the hot... Read More →

Renowned wheel maker Mike Curtis shows off some of his newly manufactured wheels while standing in front of the 1929 Model-A Ford Truck he built on the popular TV series, “American Hot Rod.” His four-year... Read More →

80 - Mar/Apr 17

Carefree Home Care

The caring professionals at Carefree Home Care pictured at their new headquarters in Old Towne include (from left): Maureen Tiritilli executive assistant; Jackie Ferrer-Martinez, director of business development; Eleanor Llacar, care manager and Michelle Tagge (front), co-founder. Carefree Home Care The peace of mind that... Read More →

The caring professionals at Carefree Home Care pictured at their new headquarters in Old Towne include (from left): Maureen Tiritilli executive assistant; Jackie Ferrer-Martinez, director of business development; Eleanor Llacar, care manager and Michelle Tagge... Read More →

80 - Mar / Apr 17

Dr. L. Andrew Lyon

Dean of Fowler School of Engineering

Dr. L. Andrew Lyon Like many young boys, Andrew Lyon reveled in the wonders of science and the time-honored results of cause and effect. “I was a typical kid performing the makeshift science experiments out in the backyard,” says Chapman University’s Dean of the Schmid... Read More →

Dr. L. Andrew Lyon Like many young boys, Andrew Lyon reveled in the wonders of science and the time-honored results of cause and effect. “I was a typical kid performing the makeshift science experiments out... Read More →