Festival offers networking opportunities for small businesses
A few thousand local residents and almost 30 vendors attended the Old Magnolia Festival, presented by Historic Downtown Upland Inc., last weekend in downtown Upland.
Hiroshima exhibit explores the reality of the bombing
Four artists from Hiroshima are exploring the cultural, political, and social impacts of the United States’ bombings of Hirsohima and Nagaski during World War II in the exhibition “Each Day Begins with the Sun Rising” through installations, drawings, paintings and video in the Benton Museum of Art at Pomona College.
‘About Place’ finds the importance of home
Almost two years after its planned opening was postponed by the pandemic, the "About Place" exhibition was opened to the community in the Harris Gallery last month.
Most students still masking up
In an informal study conducted with 20 students from the University of La Verne, 11 out of 20 said they will still be wearing their mask amid the University's lift of their mask mandate.
Pandemic-inspired vote-by-mail law is permanent change
Beginning with the early days of the pandemic in 2020, all California residents were sent mail-in ballots allowing all state residents a COVD-safe option to participate in elections.
Dogs compete for best in show
Almost 2,000 dogs from 207 eligible breeds and varieties competed this past weekend at the Kennel Club of Beverly Hills Dog Show at the Fairplex in Pomona. Expo halls were filled with over 100 guests, who were at grooming stations, in competing rings, and shopping outdoors at dog-related vendors that sold items like collars, leashes, treats, and clothes.