Community Spotlight
Thousands to trot for a cause at Redlands’ 11th Annual Turkey Trot
The Thanksgiving morning tradition invites over 3,000 runners and walkers to join together for fitness and philanthropy, collecting food donations and raising funds for Redlands schools.
Ransom Wilson to bid farewell to Redlands Symphony after 2024-25 season
73-year-old conductor reflects on global career, from touring with Leonard Bernstein to leading Redlands orchestra
Wildlife photographer captures sea otters’ struggle for survival
Environmental writer and photographer Kim Steinhardt shared his passion for sea otters and the Endangered Species Act during a Redlands Forum talk
Redlands Dog Jog raises record $4,350 for Animal Shelter
Annual event draws nearly 200 costumed canines and owners for 2-mile walk through city
New trees and painted utility boxes part of Leadership Redlands' efforts to beautify North Redlands
The community is invited to see the results of their efforts at a Nov. 1 ribbon cutting
Author David Yarnold shares inspiring stories of global change through GIS
In The Geography of Hope, Yarnold explores how geographic information systems (GIS) are solving critical challenges worldwide, from ending Ebola to empowering underrepresented communities.
The Grove School celebrates 25 years with special event at Footlighters Theatre
Redlands' Montessori charter school marks its anniversary with a unique Edgar Allan Poe adaptation, community collaboration, and fundraising effort to support its theater program.
Stater Bros. Charities and Kellanova partners donate $30,000 to Micah House
The local grocery chain teamed up with Kellanova to support youth literacy and nutrition programs.
Redlands history talk to explore city's rich past
Oct. 16: A.K. Smiley Library archivist to share stories of early residents, including first female physician and former slave who shaped the city
Bricks and Minifigs to bring family fun to Downtown Redlands
Redlands resident Parny Milien prepares to open a Lego-themed store offering new and retired sets, individual pieces, and event spaces for parties and gatherings.
Former coach fights to protect Live Oak Canyon from proposed warehouse project
Former teacher and baseball coach David Matuszak leads the charge against a controversial plan to build a fulfillment center in Yucaipa’s Live Oak Canyon, citing environmental concerns and a threat to the area’s rural lifestyle.
