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127 - May / Jun 25

Orange Concerts in the Park 2025

Stepping Up, for the Community

Orange Concerts in the Park 2025 For more than 25 years, the Kiwanis Club of Orange has sold concessions at the Concerts in the Park series every summer, raising funds for student scholarships, teacher grants and other youth-focused services and activities. Sadly, the City of... Read More →

Orange Concerts in the Park 2025 For more than 25 years, the Kiwanis Club of Orange has sold concessions at the Concerts in the Park series every summer, raising funds for student scholarships, teacher grants... Read More →

127 - May / Jun 25

American Legion Post 132

Preserving Our History

Civil War weaponry and supplies on display at the American Legion include a Union soldier’s kepi (hat), canteen and cartridge box, and an 1862 Springfield rifle and bayonet. - - - - American Legion Post 132 Tucked in the Orange Plaza is a goldmine of... Read More →

Civil War weaponry and supplies on display at the American Legion include a Union soldier’s kepi (hat), canteen and cartridge box, and an 1862 Springfield rifle and bayonet. - - - - American Legion Post... Read More →

127 - May / Jun 25

The Orange Lionettes at the Orange History Center

Preserving Our History

The Lionettes’ World Series event program is from 1954. All of these items are a part of the Orange History Center’s ephemera collection.- - - - Two institutions stand as testaments to the city’s history: the Orange Lionettes softball team and the History Center at... Read More →

The Lionettes’ World Series event program is from 1954. All of these items are a part of the Orange History Center’s ephemera collection.- - - - Two institutions stand as testaments to the city’s history:... Read More →

127 - May / Jun 25

Cynthia West, PhD

Chapman University, Director of the Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics

Cynthia West When Cynthia West was young, entrepreneurship came naturally. Chapman University’s Director of the Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics set records selling 200 boxes of Girl Scout cookies door-to-door and launched a babysitting business at the age of 12. “The neighbors got... Read More →

Cynthia West When Cynthia West was young, entrepreneurship came naturally. Chapman University’s Director of the Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics set records selling 200 boxes of Girl Scout cookies door-to-door and launched a... Read More →

127 - May / Jun 25

Bob and Ann Myers

Living with Art

The welcoming entrance to Bob and Ann Myer’s ranch-style home in Orange leads to the couple’s amazing collection of art. - - - - When Bob and Ann Myers first purchased their single-story home in Orange Hills in 1987, little did they know the ranch-style... Read More →

The welcoming entrance to Bob and Ann Myer’s ranch-style home in Orange leads to the couple’s amazing collection of art. - - - - When Bob and Ann Myers first purchased their single-story home in... Read More →

127 - May / Jun 25

Patty Barrios

Six Degrees of Old Towne

This month’s coupon winner, Patricia (Patty) Barrios and her husband Russ, moved to Orange in 1971 and bought their first house for $18,000. Though they had to borrow $200 to make the $900 down payment, it was worth it to become members of Old Towne.... Read More →

This month’s coupon winner, Patricia (Patty) Barrios and her husband Russ, moved to Orange in 1971 and bought their first house for $18,000. Though they had to borrow $200 to make the $900 down payment,... Read More →

127 - May / Jun 25

Orange Summer Camps 2025

An Adventure in Sun & Fun

Register Now for Camps, which run from June 16 to August 15 To protect himself from loud noises as a child living with autism, Max Torres relies on headphones. But when it comes to stage fright, the second grader no longer needs them. The Orange... Read More →

Register Now for Camps, which run from June 16 to August 15 To protect himself from loud noises as a child living with autism, Max Torres relies on headphones. But when it comes to stage... Read More →

127 - May / Jun 25

Hilbert Museum

California's Golden Coast Comes to Life in Art

For generations, artists have been captivated by the breathtaking beauty and dynamic energy of California’s coastline. From the sunlit beaches of Southern California to the rugged shores of the north, painters have used both watercolor and oil to portray the Pacific’s many moods. Now on... Read More →

For generations, artists have been captivated by the breathtaking beauty and dynamic energy of California’s coastline. From the sunlit beaches of Southern California to the rugged shores of the north, painters have used both watercolor... Read More →

127 - May / Jun 25

Local Gem Collective

Finding Moments that Bring Joy

Local Gem Collective Founder Jasmin Martinez displays items available from some of the many vendors at her marketplace. “The atmosphere here is booksy romantic, and it’s a safe space for people,” she says. “It’s very nostalgic and has a lot of feminine energy.” - -... Read More →

Local Gem Collective Founder Jasmin Martinez displays items available from some of the many vendors at her marketplace. “The atmosphere here is booksy romantic, and it’s a safe space for people,” she says. “It’s very... Read More →

127 - May / Jun 25

The Kickin' Crab

Finding Moments that Bring Joy

The crew at The Kickin’ Crab Orange, including (back, from left) Roy and Kenny (front, from left) Zedric, Manager Jayson Mai and Miguel, indulge in their menu’s seafood boil. Mai, who started with the restaurant chain as a server more than 12 years ago, has... Read More →

The crew at The Kickin’ Crab Orange, including (back, from left) Roy and Kenny (front, from left) Zedric, Manager Jayson Mai and Miguel, indulge in their menu’s seafood boil. Mai, who started with the restaurant... Read More →