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Redlands 125th Anniversary: Citrograph was here before city
The printer started celebrating its quasquicentennial last July. Not counting Hillside cemetery, it's the oldest continuously running business in Redlands.
REDLANDS: University pays tribute to fallen soldiers
Emily Taylor, 18, wipes a tear as she speaks of her father Keith E. Taylor, who was killed in Iraq and a University of Redlands alum.
New 125th anniversary reusable shopping bags available at Redlands Albertsons
Albertson's has been added to the list of local businesses and community members promoting the city's 125th anniversary.
REDLANDS: University of Redlands presents free choral concert
Chapel Singers and Madrigal Singers will perform in a joint choral concert Monday, May 20 at the University of Redlands.
Hanford running back DeVine chooses University of Redlands
Hanford running back Jalen DeVine made his college decision. He will attend the University of Redlands.
REDLANDS: Lights to come down from university's R
A group of volunteers is set to make the trek up the mountain on Sunday, May 19 and come back down with the solar lights that have been illuminating the letter at night, weather permitting.
Kelly Kuhns graduates from the University of Redlands
She is student teaching at Crafton Elementary School in Redlands, working toward a teaching credential, and plans to be an elementary school teacher.
REDLANDS: University of Redlands to honor fallen soldiers
On Friday, May 17, the University of Redlands will hold a memorial event honoring the military men and women who have sacrificed their lives for this country.
San Bernardino: Concert connects two of city's oldest congregations
Congregation Emanu El Cantor Jennifer Bern-Vogel will perform in a concert of Handel's music on May 19 at the First Congregational United Church of Christ in San Bernardino.
RIVERSIDE: Sisters perform roots music at La Sierra
Christina, who plays fiddle, is a recent La Sierra graduate. Sienna plays cello and is majoring in music at the University of Redlands.
Eight impress judges at Young Artists Auditions in Redlands
Three pianists, four string players and a singer are winners of the Redlands Community Music Association's 62nd annual Young Artists Auditions, and will receive scholarships and an opportunity to perform in a special concert at Redlands Bowl on July 2. Every year, some 60 young performers audition at the University of Redlands, said competition ... (more)
HEMET: Elks Club receives, gives donations
Bill Cook, past exalted ruler of the Hemet Elks Lodge, right, delivered 311 pounds of aluminum pull-tabs to the University of Redlands.
University of Redlands R lit in commemoration of its 100th anniversary
When the lights go down in the city, Redlanders can see a sight that has not been seen for a few years - an illuminated University of Redlands "R" on the nearby hillside.
Sacramento-Based I.T. Educator Offers Career Advice For Getting Ahead
Schools are continuously using technology and computers to advance learning. In our world where staying on top of trends is vital for employment, those looking to get into the I.T. field have to be quick to keep up.
County plans activities for Mental Health Month
SAN BERNARDINO The San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health will host various activities throughout this month in recognition of Mental Health Month.
'Tea on the Terrace' coming to Kimberly Crest
Those in the business of interpreting a community's past need frequent infusions of good, strong research - and it's always nice to have attractively decorated platters of miniature sandwiches and cakes to go along with it.
San Bernardino: San Manuel hosts student recognition dinner
The challenges encountered by Native American students are unique, academically and socially, but the journey to overcome these challenges is one not traveled alone.
FOOTBALL: Former Redlands player Sluss signs with Patriots
Sluss, who played two seasons at the University of Redlands before transferring to Portland State, signed earlier this week as an undrafted free agent with the New England Patriots.
Film on Navajo children's affliction to screen in Redlands
The University of Redlands will host a screening of the documentary "Sun Kissed" on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Gregory Hall 161.
EDUCATION: Schools prepare for shooter on campus
During an emergency preparedness exercise, two women lie on the floor to protect themselves from a man with a gun.