Articles

113 - Jan / Feb 23

at Chapman University

Leap of Art residencies started during the 2019-20 Musco Center for the Arts season as an outgrowth of Chapman University’s Master Classes. Visiting artists and companies conducted the classes—where students performed for them and were critiqued—while in town to do a public event at Musco.... Read More →

Leap of Art residencies started during the 2019-20 Musco Center for the Arts season as an outgrowth of Chapman University’s Master Classes. Visiting artists and companies conducted the classes—where students performed for them and were... Read More →

113 - Jan / Feb 23

Welcoming You

to meet the new owner of Citrus City Grille!

Citrus City Grille Head Chef Luis Garcia (left) and new owners Fabiola and Charlie Cosmas highlight the restaurant’s popular menu offerings, including updated organic craft cocktails. In the new year, Cosmas hopes to add more Greek-inspired dishes to the eatery’s existing menu. - - -... Read More →

Citrus City Grille Head Chef Luis Garcia (left) and new owners Fabiola and Charlie Cosmas highlight the restaurant’s popular menu offerings, including updated organic craft cocktails. In the new year, Cosmas hopes to add more... Read More →

113 - Jan / Feb 23

It's the People

at Country Roads

Brande Jackson (left), with sister Katie Jackson Guilino and brother Bryce Jackson. - - - - Thirty years ago on January 1, 1993, Sue Jackson opened Country Roads Antiques on the corner of West Chapman Ave. and South Olive St. Three decades later, the Jackson... Read More →

Brande Jackson (left), with sister Katie Jackson Guilino and brother Bryce Jackson. - - - - Thirty years ago on January 1, 1993, Sue Jackson opened Country Roads Antiques on the corner of West Chapman... Read More →

113 - Jan / Feb 23

A Midcentury-Modern Aesthetic

of Michael Cecconi and Maryam Zahedi

Washed by landscape lighting at dusk, the large windows of the living/dining area open to the park-like front yard that serves as a forecourt to the house. Built in 1953 on the edge of Old Towne’s historic district, the home of Michael Cecconi and Maryam... Read More →

Washed by landscape lighting at dusk, the large windows of the living/dining area open to the park-like front yard that serves as a forecourt to the house. Built in 1953 on the edge of Old... Read More →

113 - Jan / Feb 23

Essraa Nawar

Leatherby Libraries Diversity & Development Librarian Chair

Essraa Nawar Since childhood, Essraa Nawar’s curious nature has caused her to ask many questions. The answers to those queries have allowed her to see the world through a kaleidoscope lens. For the Chapman University Leatherby Libraries Diversity and Development Librarian Chair, this view has... Read More →

Essraa Nawar Since childhood, Essraa Nawar’s curious nature has caused her to ask many questions. The answers to those queries have allowed her to see the world through a kaleidoscope lens. For the Chapman University... Read More →

112 - Nov / Dec 22

Orange City Fire Department, Station No. 1

Only the Finest in Orange

In the 1960’s, Orange City Fire Department’s Station No. 1 was considered a state-of-the-art facility. The two-story building had the newest architectural flares, a central location and every child’s favorite feature, the fireman’s pole. In recent years, however, the building required seismic modifications. The cost... Read More →

In the 1960’s, Orange City Fire Department’s Station No. 1 was considered a state-of-the-art facility. The two-story building had the newest architectural flares, a central location and every child’s favorite feature, the fireman’s pole. In... Read More →

112 - Nov / Dec 22

A Crowing Achievement for those who Aspire!

Miss Orange Scholarship Pageant

Miss Orange Scholarship Pageant For more than 85 years, Miss Orange has been the face of the city. Starting in 2023, her presence will be more pervasive with some changes in the Miss Orange Scholarship Pageant. The community-based program is open to young women ages... Read More →

Miss Orange Scholarship Pageant For more than 85 years, Miss Orange has been the face of the city. Starting in 2023, her presence will be more pervasive with some changes in the Miss Orange Scholarship... Read More →

112 - Nov / Dec 22

Rotary International's First Female President

Celebrated in Orange

When Pat Buttress first moved to Orange in 1976, she kept hearing about the value of joining the Orange Rotary Club. Her demanding schedule as a public affairs professional prevented her from investigating further, but she faced an even greater obstacle. “I was female and... Read More →

When Pat Buttress first moved to Orange in 1976, she kept hearing about the value of joining the Orange Rotary Club. Her demanding schedule as a public affairs professional prevented her from investigating further, but... Read More →

112 - Nov / Dec 22

Roxanne Greitz Miller, EdD

Dean of Attallah College of Educational Studies

Roxanne Greitz Miller, EdD Roxanne Greitz Miller decided she wanted to be a teacher her senior year of high school. While in elementary and middle school, Chapman University’s Dean of Attallah College of Educational Studies had been science starved. She saw teaching as a way... Read More →

Roxanne Greitz Miller, EdD Roxanne Greitz Miller decided she wanted to be a teacher her senior year of high school. While in elementary and middle school, Chapman University’s Dean of Attallah College of Educational Studies... Read More →

111 - Sep / Oct 23

Ojai Burger

A Food Lovers' Haven!

Ojai Burger business partners Michael Wu and Chikage Ozaki (left), General Manager Patrick Nguyen (center) and partners Takeshi Ozaki and Carl Tong showcase the variety of entrees, desserts and drinks available on their menu. The restaurant’s logo pays homage to two locations it drew inspiration... Read More →

Ojai Burger business partners Michael Wu and Chikage Ozaki (left), General Manager Patrick Nguyen (center) and partners Takeshi Ozaki and Carl Tong showcase the variety of entrees, desserts and drinks available on their menu. The... Read More →