Articles

92 - Mar / Apr 19

Cosi Fan Tutte The many operas written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart during his short life (1756-1791) are still treasured by audiences today. One of the most madcap and melodic is “Cosi fan tutte.” First performed in Vienna in 1790, the opera fell out of style... Read More →

Cosi Fan Tutte The many operas written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart during his short life (1756-1791) are still treasured by audiences today. One of the most madcap and melodic is “Cosi fan tutte.” First performed... Read More →

92 - Mar / Apr 19

Martha Turner

Farmers Market Founder

Director Martha Turner studied and taught art, which is why she loves running the children’s crafts booth at the farmers market. When she’s not gardening, babysitting or leading the market, she enjoys artistic pursuits, including pastels. Martha Turner When Orange Home Grown Director... Read More →

Director Martha Turner studied and taught art, which is why she loves running the children’s crafts booth at the farmers market. When she’s not gardening, babysitting or leading the market, she enjoys artistic pursuits, including... Read More →

92 - Mar / Apr 19

Nedra Kunisch

Farmers Market Founder

Non-Profit Coordinator Nedra Kunisch believes that the people behind OHG have truly been blessings—and her own work is no exception. Here, Kunisch prepares for a recent cooking demonstration at the farmers market. Nedra Kunisch For the past 30 years, Nedra Kunisch has worked... Read More →

Non-Profit Coordinator Nedra Kunisch believes that the people behind OHG have truly been blessings—and her own work is no exception. Here, Kunisch prepares for a recent cooking demonstration at the farmers market. Nedra Kunisch... Read More →

92 - Mar / Apr 19

Vicky Kisow

Farmers Market Founder

Executive Board Secretary Vicky Kisow has seven children, but she’s also proud of 15 other kids: the students of the Youth Food Literacy Program with El Modena High School. Kisow enjoys providing the students with a supportive and informational community in which to grow as... Read More →

Executive Board Secretary Vicky Kisow has seven children, but she’s also proud of 15 other kids: the students of the Youth Food Literacy Program with El Modena High School. Kisow enjoys providing the students with... Read More →

92 - Mar / Apr 19

Thomas Turk, PhD

Dean of Argyros School of Business & Economics

Thomas Turk, PhD Given the fact that Thomas Turk’s work is based on attention to details, he finds it ironic that he didn’t have a plan when he chose his college major. “Like many 18-year-olds, I didn’t give much thought to picking my... Read More →

Thomas Turk, PhD Given the fact that Thomas Turk’s work is based on attention to details, he finds it ironic that he didn’t have a plan when he chose his college major. “Like... Read More →

91 - Jan / Feb 19

Orange County Transportation Authority

New Parking Structure to Debut in February

Orange Metrolink Parking Structure A block east of Orange’s historic train depot and Transportation Center, a large and handsome structure has taken form. The new Metrolink Parking Structure at the Orange Transportation Center is a welcome sight to many businesses and homeowners in the area,... Read More →

Orange Metrolink Parking Structure A block east of Orange’s historic train depot and Transportation Center, a large and handsome structure has taken form. The new Metrolink Parking Structure at the Orange Transportation Center is a... Read More →

91 - Jan / Feb 19

Blue Bowl Superfoods

For Our Best Health & Interests

Teague Savitch, left, and Ish Lozano built Blue Bowl Superfood from a stand at four farmers markets into a thriving business with two stores. “It’s been a bit of a roller coaster ride, but we both feel well-suited for what we’re doing,” Teague says. Blue... Read More →

Teague Savitch, left, and Ish Lozano built Blue Bowl Superfood from a stand at four farmers markets into a thriving business with two stores. “It’s been a bit of a roller coaster ride, but we... Read More →

91 - Jan / Feb 19

Norman Rockwell

One of American's Best-Known Artists

One of Norman Rockwell’s most beloved works, “Crestwood Commuter Station,” is not one of the master American illustrator’s usual close-up character studies. Instead, Rockwell’s artist’s-eye “camera” pulls back to reveal a wide shot of the hustle and bustle of a commuter train station in the... Read More →

One of Norman Rockwell’s most beloved works, “Crestwood Commuter Station,” is not one of the master American illustrator’s usual close-up character studies. Instead, Rockwell’s artist’s-eye “camera” pulls back to reveal a wide shot of the... Read More →

91 - Jan / Feb 19

Distilling High Quality Spirits

at the Blinking Owl

In a transition decidedly unique to Down Town Santa Ana, former owners of an art gallery decided to launch Orange County’s first craft distillery and tasting room. Located on Washington Ave. and Santiago in Santa Ana, the Blinking Owl Distillery is owned by Brian and... Read More →

In a transition decidedly unique to Down Town Santa Ana, former owners of an art gallery decided to launch Orange County’s first craft distillery and tasting room. Located on Washington Ave. and Santiago in Santa... Read More →

91 - Jan / Feb 19

Rick Otto: Orange City Manager

Community Leader

City Manager Rick Otto was born at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, but grew up in Fountain Valley. He ultimately moved to Orange, because he always wanted to be a part of the community spirit of Orange. Besides keeping the city financially stable, one of his... Read More →

City Manager Rick Otto was born at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, but grew up in Fountain Valley. He ultimately moved to Orange, because he always wanted to be a part of the community spirit of... Read More →