🍊 Wednesday Gazette: August 27, 2025
Council subcommittee urges trust in Inspector General formation, international art exhibition opens at Immanuel Lutheran and Meliia’s Disneyland fundraiser grows.
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Riverside's Phenix Technology Wins National Workforce Award
Local firefighter helmet manufacturer's program employing people with disabilities recognized as national model.
Pickleball’s Popularity in Riverside Soars, Bringing Generations Together
Local league's decade of persistence pays off with new courts, as players find friendship, fitness and fun in America's fastest-growing sport.
Midtown Signs Signal New Identity for Magnolia Center
Area keeps historic neighborhood names while unifying business district under recognizable brand.
Beyond Bougainvillea: Riverside's Utility Box Beautification
Project turns often ignored fixtures into points of pride.
Indigenous History of Mt. Rubidoux Focus of Documentary Screening
RUSD parent group hosts Pá'Čapa: A Mt. Rubidoux Story at Poly High April 8.
Riverside Municipal Airport Gets a New Rose
Women’s pilot organization, The Ninety-Nines, volunteered 250 hours to paint the navigational tool on the tarmac.
From Poly Bear to Mickey Mouse
Riverside raised Bobby “Hundreds” Kim lands dream job with Disney.
Riverside's Annual Tweed Ride Returns Early April
Vintage-inspired cycling event welcomes participants of all styles.
Eastside Library Relocates During Construction of $20M New Branch
New facility at Bobby Bonds Park expected to open in 2025 while temporary services shift to Lincoln Community Center.
Local Real Estate Broker Launches $4,000 Contest for Riverside Yard Makeovers
Tower Agency broker James Monks aims to spark neighborhood beautification movement.
Local Youth Gather for Leadership Conference at Bourns Tech Center
Event featured career guidance, mentorship opportunities.
Emerald Empire: Finding Ireland in Riverside's Hills
When late-season storms transform our desert landscape, these six local trails offer a taste of the Emerald Isle right in our own backyard—if you catch them at their brief, verdant peak.