Local marching band to represent California at the nation’s capital.
Local high school marching band will be the parading down the streets of our nations capital.
The 22nd Muck Motor Car Festival drives its way into Fullerton
The third installment of the Fullerton Transportation Celebration featured classic cars and hot rods.
Affordable summer fun for Hornets
Almost there Hornets! As you approach the end of another semester, here’s a list of some exciting events and places you can visit this summer.
Fullerton Municipal Airport kicks off another stellar show
Planes, Trains and Automobiles, the Fullerton Transportation Celebration continues.
Fullerton Railroad Days 2016 departs from the old Santa Fe train station.
Attendees were treated to a weekend full of railing fun and knowledge.
Large donations were given to the Fullerton College Food Bank during Love Fullerton Serve Day
Overwhelming donations replenish FC Food Bank
The 30th annual Open Gardens Tour spruces up Fullerton
Fullerton Beautiful invites garden lovers and residents to see some of the city’s extraordinary gardens.
A look at Louis E. Plummer
Louis Plummer, superintendent of Fullerton Union High School and Fullerton College principal from 1919-1941, was undeniably passionate about the advancement of education and dedicated his life to creating and supporting educational institutions in Orange County.
How far back into Anaheim’s history does the KKK go?
Anaheim, California, has been a hot topic in newspapers across the nation. The Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan planned a protest at the historic Pearson Park. Reports say the rally left five people injured and about a dozen in jail.
Remembering Amanda Walzer
Amanda Walzer, an English professor, was known for her dedication to her students and work. Despite her unexpected death, she leaves behind a legacy.