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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...

Mark Hilbert

Founder of the Hilbert Museum of California Art

121 - May / Jun 24

Mark Hilbert Since he was a boy growing up in Pasadena in the 1950s, history has fascinated Mark Hilbert. It is therefore fitting that he and his wife, Janet, founded the Hilbert Museum of California Art at Chapman University. The one-of-a-kind museum, which opened in... Read More →

Mark Hilbert Since he was a boy growing...

California Turtle and Tortoise Club of Orange County

Inspiring Proper Care for Turtles & Tortoises

121 - Mar / Apr 24

California Turtle & Tortoise Club of Orange County Although he can’t explain his fascination for them, John Kim has always liked turtles and tortoises. “My first pet (in 1st grade) was a turtle,” says Kim, who today serves as President of The California Turtle and... Read More →

California Turtle & Tortoise Club of Orange County...

Tablao Flamenco

at Naranjita Flamenco

121 - May / Jun 24

A new flamenco performance series, Tablao Flamenco, is introducing Orange residents to the spontaneous spirit of this traditional Spanish art form. Hosted by Naranjita Flamenco, the series began in March and will continue on the third Saturday of each month until November. “What the audience... Read More →

A new flamenco performance series, Tablao Flamenco, is...

Evan & Dana Gaydon

There's no place like Home

121 - May / Jun 24

Living in a historic Craftsman bungalow on North Center Street, Evan and Dana Gaydon enjoy proximity to everything they love about Old Towne Orange. Whether the Saturday farmers market, the cafés and coffee shops, or the Orange Train Station, the array of convenient destinations provides... Read More →

Living in a historic Craftsman bungalow on North...

Kevin Ross

Dean fo the Leatherby Libraries at Chapman University

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Kevin Ross The life of Kevin Ross reads like a novel, where the protagonist has a bit of wanderlust early on before returning to his roots. The Dean of the Leatherby Libraries at Chapman University grew up in the 1960s and 1970s in Davenport, Iowa,... Read More →

Kevin Ross The life of Kevin Ross reads...

Kathy Wayland

A Passion for Education

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Kathy Wayland has lived in Orange her whole life and taught at several Lutheran and Christian schools. “I’ve always enjoyed watching a child learn. If you become a teacher, you should really have a heart to teach and a love for children.” - - -... Read More →

Kathy Wayland has lived in Orange her whole...

Orange Police Foundation

Enhancing Public Safety

120 - Mar / Apr 24

Residents of Orange may notice a new officer on the streets who can sniff out a suspect and chase down clues. His name is Jax, and he’s an 18-month-old German shepherd—purchased and trained with funds donated by the Orange Elks Lodge 1475 to the new... Read More →

Residents of Orange may notice a new officer...