At least a couple times a week, those who do not have readily available access to showers can find respite when Healing Waters and volunteers from Freedom in Christ Church bring their mobile shower units to Banning and Beaumont as lunch is served by Carol’s Kitchen at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Church.

The San Gorgonio Pass Historical Society Museum will be open to visitors on Saturday, Dec. 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Stella Parks, an integral part of the Beaumont-Cherry Valley Recreation and Parks District, will be honored at the 2019 WinterFest tonight at the Cherry Valley Grange.

Gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches and games of chance were the star attraction at the Boys and Girls Club of San Gorgonio Pass fundraiser Nov. 21 at Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon in Beaumont.

Zulema Rodriguez and her mother Victoria Segura waited in line the morning of Nov. 22 behind Highland Springs Medical Plaza to get bags of groceries in time for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Nicolet Middle School’s turkey trot boasted a first: for the first time in its known history, those in the school’s medically fragile student program got to participate in the Palomino Turkey Trot.

Longtime Record Gazette office manager Virginia Bradford is retiring from the company after a combined 16 years of taking calls, billing customers, handling missed papers — and being the first friendly smiling face visitors see when they enter the office.

Christmas can be lonely for many individuals and families in the San Gorgonio Pass area.

On Monday morning, when most people are enjoying a day off from work or school, a small group of individuals were gathering at the Civic Center, in Beaumont.

Steeped in longtime tradition, the Kiwanis Club of Banning toasted its latest slate of officers during their Nov. 6 lunchon at The Lakes Assisted Living.

The early period for athletes signing college national letters of intents begins Nov. 13.

After six years as president of the Carol’s Kitchen board of directors, Marty Bauer is stepping down from his role with the non-profit organization.

Table of Plenty has moved its second location from the Beaumont Woman’s Club to Hope Unlimited I.E.

Hunkered down together, a celebratory crew of Oakland Raiders fans convened at Banning’s craft microbrewery to hang out, and to meet two former Raiders players who headlined the event.

Matt Chacon, a regular fixture at the Station Tap House Bar and Grill in Banning, was already a beer or two in before he noticed the shirt that the man he had been chatting with was wearing.

A night of comedy, good food and raising money to feed the hungry were the ingredients for a thrilling event last Saturday night during the Carol’s Kitchen fundraiser in the Morongo Tukwet Canyon Clubhouse in Beaumont.