Articles

97 - Jan / Feb 20

Illusion Week Focuses on "The Magic of Healing"

All magicians know that without an audience that actually wishes to be mystified and entranced, a magic trick will fall flat. In the art of illusion—as well as in the art of any stagecraft—it’s called the “willing suspension of disbelief.” This results in a series... Read More →

All magicians know that without an audience that actually wishes to be mystified and entranced, a magic trick will fall flat. In the art of illusion—as well as in the art of any stagecraft—it’s called... Read More →

97 - Jan / Feb 20

Keeping it Green

with The GREENway Cleaners

Between the dust-covered equipment, scattered garbage and abandoned clothes, Mike Naber knew he had his work cut out for him when he walked into an abandoned cleaning business at the peak of the recession in 2009. Naber, who thrives on bringing businesses back to life,... Read More →

Between the dust-covered equipment, scattered garbage and abandoned clothes, Mike Naber knew he had his work cut out for him when he walked into an abandoned cleaning business at the peak of the recession in... Read More →

97 - Jan / Feb 20

Orange Home Grown

Vincent Bui, Sophia Barr and William Perez (holding certificates) are pictured here with Orange Home Grown board members. They are among the 20 students who have been awarded scholarships by the organization since 2013. In addition to Bui, Barr and Perez, Eloi Barajas and Samantha... Read More →

Vincent Bui, Sophia Barr and William Perez (holding certificates) are pictured here with Orange Home Grown board members. They are among the 20 students who have been awarded scholarships by the organization since 2013. In... Read More →

97 - Jan / Feb 20

Kiwanis Club of Orange

A donation by Kiwanis Club of Orange was instrumental in launching the “Read Like a Detective” initiative at Handy Elementary School. Reading Resource Teacher Tracy McMillen says most of the students “demonstrated a renewed interest in reading” thanks to the program. - - - -... Read More →

A donation by Kiwanis Club of Orange was instrumental in launching the “Read Like a Detective” initiative at Handy Elementary School. Reading Resource Teacher Tracy McMillen says most of the students “demonstrated a renewed interest... Read More →

97 - Jan / Feb 20

Gary Turner

Gary Turner may not have a household name, but if you grew up in the mid-1970s or later and were a bicycle motocross enthusiast, his work was legendary. That’s because he developed and built a lighter yet more durable BMX bike frame than was readily... Read More →

Gary Turner may not have a household name, but if you grew up in the mid-1970s or later and were a bicycle motocross enthusiast, his work was legendary. That’s because he developed and built a... Read More →

97 - Jan / Feb 20

Smootheory

with Andre Dziurman

Andre Dzuirman holds out two Smootheory classics, including an açaí bowl and a smoothie. When he’s not trying out new recipes, Dzuirman says he’s an avid reader and loves going through self-improvement books. Smootheory With the cooler weather coming to a peak and comfort food... Read More →

Andre Dzuirman holds out two Smootheory classics, including an açaí bowl and a smoothie. When he’s not trying out new recipes, Dzuirman says he’s an avid reader and loves going through self-improvement books. Smootheory With... Read More →

97 - Jan / Feb 20

Smiles of Orange

with Dr. Maryam Jackson

Meet Dr. Maryam Jackson and her team at Smiles of Orange. Pictured (from left) are Debbie (dental assistant), Karen (office manager), Dr. Jackson, Kasie (registered dental assistant), Dana (dental hygienist) and Karen (dental hygienist). In addition to seeing patients, Dr. Jackson runs an online blog... Read More →

Meet Dr. Maryam Jackson and her team at Smiles of Orange. Pictured (from left) are Debbie (dental assistant), Karen (office manager), Dr. Jackson, Kasie (registered dental assistant), Dana (dental hygienist) and Karen (dental hygienist). In... Read More →

97 - Jan / Feb 20

Heemo Sushi

with Head Chef Jeong Pil Son and Manager Brian Yoon

Heemo Sushi head chef Jeong Pil Son (left) and manager Brian Yoon present a variety of their fresh entrees. Pictured (from left) are their Chef Special Sashimi Platter, Poki Salad, assorted sushi and Heemo Roll. They source their salmon from a well-known farm in Scotland... Read More →

Heemo Sushi head chef Jeong Pil Son (left) and manager Brian Yoon present a variety of their fresh entrees. Pictured (from left) are their Chef Special Sashimi Platter, Poki Salad, assorted sushi and Heemo Roll.... Read More →

96 - Nov / Dec 19

Mia Tavonatti

Uplifting Art Heals People & Communities

Mia Tavonatti is not one to let hardship or even pain dampen her spirits—or her immense capacity for creativity. The Orange-based artist (whose first name is pronounced “MY-a”) took a tumble a couple of months ago from a scaffolding in Marquette, Michigan, where she was... Read More →

Mia Tavonatti is not one to let hardship or even pain dampen her spirits—or her immense capacity for creativity. The Orange-based artist (whose first name is pronounced “MY-a”) took a tumble a couple of months... Read More →

96 - Nov / Dec 19

Douglas Kent

Foraging Southern California

The next time you take a walk or go on a hike, keep an eye out for snacks along the way. Growing in the wildlands of Southern California, and even in our yards and neighborhoods, are an abundance of edible “weeds.” Discover how plants like... Read More →

The next time you take a walk or go on a hike, keep an eye out for snacks along the way. Growing in the wildlands of Southern California, and even in our yards and neighborhoods,... Read More →