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106 - Nov / Dec 21

Yesterday & Today!

Inaugural 1910 Orange Street Fair Committee featuring publisher and 4th Rotary President William O. Hart (circled) Orange Rotary Look to the roots of Orange, and you’re likely to find something in common amongst the city’s founding fathers. Many were members of the Orange Rotary. Chartered... Read More →

Inaugural 1910 Orange Street Fair Committee featuring publisher and 4th Rotary President William O. Hart (circled) Orange Rotary Look to the roots of Orange, and you’re likely to find something in common amongst the city’s... Read More →

106 - Nov / Dec 21

Super Antojitos

For Life's Big & Small Moments

Super Antojitos Owner Laura Rodriguez holds up menu items with her older brother, Jesse, and poses with a photo of her younger brother, Jose Luis, who passed away in 2019. The restaurant has remained family-owned since its opening in 1985, and Laura is excited to... Read More →

Super Antojitos Owner Laura Rodriguez holds up menu items with her older brother, Jesse, and poses with a photo of her younger brother, Jose Luis, who passed away in 2019. The restaurant has remained family-owned... Read More →

106 - Nov / Dec 21

Grand Gimeno

For Life's Big & Small Moments

Grand Gimeno creator Armand “A.J.” Barragan (center left) and building owners Adam Chez (center right), Barry Cottle (left) and Todd Cottle (right) stand in front of the Grand Gimeno’s front entrance. Named after the original architect Harold Gimeno, the event space can host up to... Read More →

Grand Gimeno creator Armand “A.J.” Barragan (center left) and building owners Adam Chez (center right), Barry Cottle (left) and Todd Cottle (right) stand in front of the Grand Gimeno’s front entrance. Named after the original... Read More →

106 - Nov / Dec 21

Reg Chhen Stewart, PhD

Vice President of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Reg Chhen Stewart, PhD When Reg Stewart was in college, he had a seemingly random experience that wasn’t so random after all. In fact, the experience led him to an on-campus job that helped shape his world view and paved the way for his career... Read More →

Reg Chhen Stewart, PhD When Reg Stewart was in college, he had a seemingly random experience that wasn’t so random after all. In fact, the experience led him to an on-campus job that helped shape... Read More →

106 - Nov / Dec 21

Country Roads

A Few of Our Favorite Looks!

We pride ourselves here at Country Roads on being a shop that has a little bit of this, and a little bit of that. Having been in operation for nearly 30 years now (January of 2022 will mark 29 years since we opened our doors!),... Read More →

We pride ourselves here at Country Roads on being a shop that has a little bit of this, and a little bit of that. Having been in operation for nearly 30 years now (January of... Read More →

105 - Sep / Oct 21

Orange Unified School District

Emerges fro Pandemic with New Facilities

While COVID-19 forced schools across the nation to shift instruction to a virtual format, that didn’t stop Orange Unified School District from working behind the scenes to upgrade multiple facilities in preparation for the return of students. Two major projects—El Modena High School’s Fred Kelly... Read More →

While COVID-19 forced schools across the nation to shift instruction to a virtual format, that didn’t stop Orange Unified School District from working behind the scenes to upgrade multiple facilities in preparation for the return... Read More →

105 - Sep / Oct 21

2021

More about the artist Kirk Sivertsen Read More →

105 - Sep / Oct 21

Jim Byron

Explore & Learn at the Richard Nixon Library

The Nixon Seminar, a program that convenes virtually, aims to “educate the next generation of policy makers and national security specialists,” says Jim Byron, Executive Vice President of the Nixon Foundation, which facilitates the monthly seminars. - - - - The Richard Nixon Library and... Read More →

The Nixon Seminar, a program that convenes virtually, aims to “educate the next generation of policy makers and national security specialists,” says Jim Byron, Executive Vice President of the Nixon Foundation, which facilitates the monthly... Read More →

105 - Sep / Oct 21

Henrietta Berk

In Living Color

Henrietta Berk in her studio, 1969. She was a typical 1950s housewife—until she wasn’t. California artist Henrietta Berk (1919-1990) had one of the most unique and dynamic career trajectories of any midcentury painter—and then faded from the spotlight. Now the Hilbert Museum of California Art... Read More →

Henrietta Berk in her studio, 1969. She was a typical 1950s housewife—until she wasn’t. California artist Henrietta Berk (1919-1990) had one of the most unique and dynamic career trajectories of any midcentury painter—and then faded... Read More →

105 - Sep / Oct 21

Wazabi Sushi

Bringing Change to Orange

Wazabi Sushi Owner Arthuro (left) and sushi chef Tee display some of their exclusive menu items. The restaurant’s fish is sourced from all over the world, which allows them to always have fresh options that can be substituted in any dish. - - - -... Read More →

Wazabi Sushi Owner Arthuro (left) and sushi chef Tee display some of their exclusive menu items. The restaurant’s fish is sourced from all over the world, which allows them to always have fresh options that... Read More →