🍊 Thursday Gazette: August 28, 2025
Weekend sports bring soccer showdowns and football rivalries and Zambian rock pioneers WITCH take the stage in Riverside.
Weekend sports bring soccer showdowns and football rivalries and Zambian rock pioneers WITCH take the stage in Riverside.
Council subcommittee urges trust in Inspector General formation, international art exhibition opens at Immanuel Lutheran and Meliia’s Disneyland fundraiser grows.
Remembering Riverside singer Vicky Tafoya’s lasting impact and Assistance League meets rising back-to-school demand for student services.
City reviews downtown redevelopment and $4M road repair contract, Museum of Riverside explores Victorian medical quackery and Meliia’s GoFundMe update.
Neighbor of the Week Noah Valencia shines on and off the court and this week’s creative prompt explores the curious world of spam emails.
Weekend events fill the calendar, games of the week highlighted and Feeding America’s child nutrition program returns with a farm-to-table twist.
Smudge Pots faced the Perris Prospectors in Saturday’s ballgame and Riverside Arts Academy students shine on national stages.
Council approves $200M Northside soccer stadium talks, Riverside Light Parade group adopts park for cleanups and National Senior Citizens Day celebrates our elders.
Summer heat rises after a mild season and senior center opens California’s first senior-focused digital learning hub.
City tackles sewer finances, Ab Brown Sports Complex plans and warehouse rules near schools, plus how to prepare for earthquakes.
Ken Crawford shares homecoming progress, Russell Park naming controversy revisited and a creative prompt on moth magnets.
Meliia’s Disneyland dream gets a boost, Christen Montero enters Ward 2 race, $20,000 in scholarships awarded and a call for better late-night dining in Riverside.
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