with the Orange Arts Council and Chamber of Commerce
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Orange will soon have its very own Artwalk thanks to the efforts of these dedicated folks. Pictured here in The Hilbert Temporary are (from left) Jack Carlisle, Connie Chan, Ben Finley (back), Madison Aust, Judy Schroeder (back), Tina Leigh Heiland, Elizabeth Holloman, Mary Platt and...
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New Orange Mayor Strives to Boost Customer Service
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Mayor Dan Slater
The bedridden woman Dan Slater went to visit once a week in the early 1980s had difficulty speaking, but the smile on her face remains vivid in his memories. Slater and his college buddies visited the 90-year-old woman and numerous others at...
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Mayor Dan Slater
The bedridden woman Dan Slater...
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....
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Leap of Art residencies started during the 2019-20...
Holocaust Art & Writing Contest
Since 2000, Chapman University has continued to run its Holocaust Art & Writing Contest through the school’s Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education, and this year marks the 24th annual contest.
Middle school, high school and international students can enter to...
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Holocaust Art & Writing Contest
Since 2000, Chapman...
Brande Jackson (left), with sister Katie Jackson Guilino and brother Bryce Jackson.
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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...
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Brande Jackson (left), with sister Katie Jackson Guilino...
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...
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Miss Orange Scholarship Pageant
For more than 85...
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...
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In the 1960’s, Orange City Fire Department’s Station...
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...
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Some of Old Towne’s most fascinating structures from the last century will be on full display when the Historic Home Tour returns after an extended absence.
“Old Towne Preservation Association (OTPA) holds the home tour as a fundraiser to support our mission to protect, preserve...
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Some of Old Towne’s most fascinating structures from...
In 2005, the City of Orange set aside land at 368 North Prospect St. for development of a Skatepark. Upon learning this, Marc Conner, owner of Contenders Boardshop in Orange, began organizing an effort to see that skatepark completed.
“We know a skatepark is a...
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