Monthly Archives: October, 2019

Pastors Brian & Nicole Hawkins are hosting an event for every member of the community to show up and network. The event is called Community Connection and is all about coming together to discuss what is going on in our community and what can we do to better it.

League play begins this week; every game counts if you want a spot in the playoffs. In the first game of the week, San Jacinto High School is traveling up the hill to face Beaumont. San Jacinto is coming off a bye week, and before that, a very impressive win against

The National Indian Athletic Association (N.I.A.A.) All Native Fastpitch Softball Tournament was played out on the ball fields at the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians reservation as the tribe hosted the event from Sept. 20 through 22.

I don't know if all kids who grew up during the Great Depression were addicted to lying and petty theft, but I certainly was. I often would pilfer my mother's tip jar she kept in the kitchen. Usually, it would be small change, and she wouldn't notice.

The United States Attorney Mike Stuart announced a major takedown on September 15, 2019, of drug traffickers resulting in the dismantling of a multi-state drug trafficking organization (DTO) responsible for distributing pounds of methamphetamine from San Diego, California to West Virginia.