Articles

91 - Jan / Feb 19

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 →

91 - Jan/Feb 19

Mark Murphy: Orange City Mayor

Community Leader

Besides serving as the Mayor of Orange, Mark Murphy works full-time at Hewlett-Packard, sits on the Orange County Transportation Authority Board, and still finds time to occasionally perform on the guitar with other musician friends. - - - - Mark Murphy: Orange City Mayor Born at St.... Read More →

Besides serving as the Mayor of Orange, Mark Murphy works full-time at Hewlett-Packard, sits on the Orange County Transportation Authority Board, and still finds time to occasionally perform on the guitar with other musician friends. - -... Read More →

91 - Jan / Feb 19

Naveen Jonathan, PhD

Chair, Department of Marriage & Family Therapy

Naveen Jonathan, PhD As a kid, Naveen Jonathan found himself drawn to being a good listener. He would lend an ear when friends wanted to talk and could be counted on for encouragement. So when he ultimately decided to go into the field of... Read More →

Naveen Jonathan, PhD As a kid, Naveen Jonathan found himself drawn to being a good listener. He would lend an ear when friends wanted to talk and could be counted on for encouragement. So... Read More →

90 - Nov / Dec 18

Taking a Vacation

with Chris Parker & Harry Kho

Amidst the continuing metamorphosis of Downtown Santa Ana is a cocktail lounge and restaurant featuring a romantic atmosphere that expertly blends the past and potential future. Known as Vacation, the hot gathering spot at 4th Street and Sycamore lives up to its name by offering... Read More →

Amidst the continuing metamorphosis of Downtown Santa Ana is a cocktail lounge and restaurant featuring a romantic atmosphere that expertly blends the past and potential future. Known as Vacation, the hot gathering spot at 4th... Read More →

90 - Nov / Dec 18

Orange Dream

Orange salt and pepper shakers, perfume vials, trade publications and candy packaged in miniature orange crates sit on display as part of the “Orange Dream” exhibition at Chapman University. The exhibit will be open through December 14 at the Frank Mt. Pleasant Library of Special... Read More →

Orange salt and pepper shakers, perfume vials, trade publications and candy packaged in miniature orange crates sit on display as part of the “Orange Dream” exhibition at Chapman University. The exhibit will be open through... Read More →

90 - Nov / Dec 18

Class of 1950 Reunion

Old memories were revived and new memories made at the Orange High 68th class reunion held this past September. Class of 1950 attendees were (back row from left) Don Barber (turquoise shirt), Harriet (Lampert) Friis, Robert (Bob) Steele, Don Pargee, Marlene (Lembke) Virus, Ted Glasener,... Read More →

Old memories were revived and new memories made at the Orange High 68th class reunion held this past September. Class of 1950 attendees were (back row from left) Don Barber (turquoise shirt), Harriet (Lampert) Friis,... Read More →

90 - Nov / Dec 18

2019 Economic Forecast

Economic Forecast 2019 With an October drop in the stock market and stories about the Orange County housing market cooling off, local business owners, investors, employees and residents may be wondering what’s in store for the local, California and U.S. economies. Luckily, when Old... Read More →

Economic Forecast 2019 With an October drop in the stock market and stories about the Orange County housing market cooling off, local business owners, investors, employees and residents may be wondering what’s in store... Read More →

90 - Nov / Dec 18

Friends Church Orange

After raising $1.5 million to remodel the old packing house, Pastor Jay Hewitt led Friends Church in a “Renovate Celebrate” event after the congregation’s move three years ago. - - - - Friends Church Orange The historical Orange packing house was once a place... Read More →

After raising $1.5 million to remodel the old packing house, Pastor Jay Hewitt led Friends Church in a “Renovate Celebrate” event after the congregation’s move three years ago. - - - - Friends Church Orange... Read More →