On the eve of Teacher Appreciation Week 2023, an enthusiastic crowd of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints members, community supporters, students and families came out Sunday evening, May 7, to give thanks and praises to four local teachers. Because the church stake serves Yucaipa, …
On April 25 San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital (SGMH) staff and representatives of OneLegacy, an organ procurement organization, gathered at the hospital’s flagpole for a ceremony to honor organ donors and recipients as well as raise awareness for the need of organ donations.
The Riverside County Regional Park and Open-Space District, which operates the historic Gilman Ranch in Banning as a public park, received a $6 million California State Parks grant in 2022 to augment the property and expand its public use.
One of the Winter Wish program’s most steadfast volunteers for more than 15 years was recognized as this year’s Citizen of the Year during the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce’s annual installation of officers ceremony last week.
The city of Beaumont seeks the public’s help in coming up with a mascot that will reflect and represent the community the city’s Parks and Recreation department serves.
An altar displayed depictions of gifts and harvest, and a kinara holding seven candles representing the principles of Kwanzaa was set up at the front of the Center For Spiritual Living.
Beyond Banning, Art Welch’s name is hallowed in halls all over the Pass area and Southern California, a testament to his public service.
The morning of Dec. 1 Banning City Manager Doug Schulze gave the San Gorgonio Pass Rotary Club an overview of future development within the city, pointing out that in spite of limited land resources the city is showing economic growth.
A new change in venue and chilly temperatures did not deter visitors to check out the annual Winterfest last weekend.
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The Beaumont-Cherry Valley Recreation and Park District (BCVRP) helped open up the Christmas season by hosting the 29th annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony at the Cherry Valley Grange Monday evening, Nov. 28.
The Beaumont-based nonprofit Little Wishes Big Hearts program is collecting toys to distribute to more than 200 young people around the Pass area community, and will host a free event between 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. the afternoon of Dec. 11 at the Beaumont Civic Center.
It was mostly adults who were gallivanting at the Boys & Girls Club’s clubhouse last weekend, as they participated in a cheesy (“cheesy” in a good way) fundraising event that combined some old-fashioned games with lots of chances to win not-so-cheesy prizes.
In its second year of being hosted in Banning, the city’s growing film community drew nearly 300 visitors to the Prestige Film Festival, which took place at Fox Cineplex and the Station Taphouse last weekend.
After being held at the Grange for 29 years the Beaumont-Cherry Valley Recreation and Park District’s annual Winterfest will be moved to Noble Creek Park this year to give it space to grow. The free community event will be held Friday, Dec. 2, and Saturday, Dec. 3.
Rotary to host Banning’s city manager
Dozens of participants rolled, or marched, down Beaumont Avenue Friday, Nov. 11, as part of the annual Veterans Day Parade.
While we bask in the warm weather of fall, the holidays will soon be upon us. Children have seen the ads with toys. And they have started dreaming of Christmas and the holidays that will sweep across our country.
For the 2022-23 school year Alissa Zavala has been appointed as the student representative for the Banning Unified School District Board of Education.
Just about every Sunday Rita Heslop does what she has for more than half a century: she makes her way to her usual spot in a pew two rows from the back of the Banning United Methodist Church in Banning.
The Beaumont-Banning Elks Lodge distributed supplies to homeless veterans at Banning’s Opportunity Village on Thursday, Oct. 6.
More than 30,000 spectators celebrated Native American music, art, and dancing at the 31st Annual Morongo Thunder & Lightning Powwow, held Sept. 23 - 25 at the Morongo Indian Reservation near Palm Springs.
On Sept. 10, the Smiles 4 Seniors Foundation held its 14th annual Bowl-a-Thon at the Morongo Bowling Lanes.
The Mt. San Jacinto College Foundation, in response to the Fairview Fire in Hemet, is accepting donations to help MSJC students and employees who have emergency needs related to the fire.
For all the changes that were celebrated at Rangel Park last weekend, one thing stands out: a lone pine that the city had considered removing in order to make way for the park’s remodeling.
Temperatures are forecast to be in the hundreds for the next few days and through the weekend.
There are just a couple more days before the deadline for those who wish to have engraved tiles installed in time for this year’s Stagecoach Days Festival.
Friday morning, July 22, the San Gorgonio Pass chapter of Habitat for Humanity gathered at a vacant lot on E. Wilson Street to break ground on its 15th home to be built in Banning.
On July 1, Reverend Davine Joy Young became the new minister at the Center for Spiritual Living in Beaumont.
Answering to a higher calling, the Rev. Bill Dunn of Beaumont has been named priest-in-charge at Trinity Episcopal Church in Redlands.
Banning resident, Ana Gauck, will celebrate her 100th birthday on Tuesday, July 26.
For the fourth of July the city of Beaumont invited residents and guests to its annual Freedom Fest, featuring a day of picnicking, games and live entertainment.
As a new school year begins, the Beaumont Unified School District Board of Education has appointed two new student trustees to represent the voice of their classmates at the board’s meetings.
The city of Beaumont will host its annual Freedom Festival, featuring live entertainment, food and fireworks at 4 p.m. on Monday, July 4, at Stewart Park, 985 Maple Ave.
To underscore the danger illegal fireworks pose for people, animals and the environment, Riverside County residents could be fined for using them in unincorporated areas. A multi-agency effort to combat the sale, transportation and use of illegal fireworks comes after an increasingly excessi…
On the recently launched digital platform Zencity, visitors to the site can rank 20 suggestions as to what they agree makes Banning “a great place to LIVE, WORK AND PLAY.”
On Wednesday, June 8, Banning Unified School District appointed Johnny Baker as assistant superintendent of human resources and approved measures aimed at maintaining and improving safety at the district’s campuses.
Sunday, May 22, was a day of celebration as members and friends of Grace Lutheran Church, Banning observed the 102nd year anniversary of the church’s origin.
On May 2 and 22, the Gilman Historic Ranch held its 10th annual Wild West Festival and Western Art Show.
Faith in Action San Gorgonio Pass celebrated the opening of its first community assistance navigation center in Banning on Tuesday, May 17.
De-Jon McNair aspires “to be someone” who could make a difference, having starting out with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the San Gorgonio Pass as a second-grader at Central Elementary School in Banning who, back then, had no idea what direction life would take him, or where he would end up.
The Morongo Band of Mission Indians awarded nearly $200,000 to dozens non-profit organizations serving local communities as part of the Tribe’s inaugural Community Outreach Awards luncheon, held on Wednesday, April 13.
Banning High School Key Club students are devoting their time to the
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