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Romantic Serenades Inspire Artist

Ethos Contemporary Art Gallery on the Balboa Peninsula will be featuring former Newport Beach resident Orlando Agudelo-Botero in a one man exhibition this weekend. A reception for the artist will be held at the gallery from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Agudelo-Botero’s exhibition, titl...
Posted On 17 Nov 2017
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Experienced Strategist Joins Newport Architecture Firm

Anna Grayhek has joined Newport Beach-based interior architecture and planning firm H. Hendy Associates as a workplace strategist. With more than 20 years of experience, Grayhek specializes in the planning and design of commercial offices and retail spaces for clients like...
Posted On 07 Nov 2017
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Council OKs Phase III of Sculpture Exhibition

New sculptures are headed for the Newport Beach Civic Center Park. On Tuesday, City Council approved the Arts Commission’s proposed placement for nine sculptures and one alternate in the park by city hall. The works make up Phase III of the city’s rotating sculpture exhibition...
Posted On 29 Sep 2017
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He Said, She Said

The disconnects between men and women is fodder for comedians, idle chit chat and deep conversations. Lack of communication is one of the biggest causes of divorce and personal relationships issues between siblings, children and those that are not blood related. The “glass...
Posted On 21 Aug 2017
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Completed and Upcoming City Projects Wake Up Crowd

Recently completed, upcoming and potential city projects in the near and distant future were all on the agenda during an early morning presentation this week. About 40 people attended the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce’s monthly Wake Up! Newport meeting on Thursday with guest...
Posted On 04 Aug 2017
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Supreme Court: Did City Adequately ‘Work With’ Coastal Staff Before Approving Banning Ranch?

Before the controversial mixed-use Banning Ranch project was denied by the California Coastal Commission in September, it had been approved by the city of Newport Beach in 2012. This prompted a lawsuit by the Banning Ranch Conservancy about whether or not the city did their due...
Posted On 05 Jan 2017
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Construction Work Aims to Improve Entry Into CdM

The new and improved entryway to Corona del Mar will soon be revealed. Construction on the CdM Entry Improvement project is expected to be completed by mid-May, according to Newport Beach city officials. The focus of the project is to enhance the southbound entry point into the...
Posted On 08 Apr 2016
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News Briefs

Farm-to-Table Dinner Benefits Nonprofit An upcoming event pairs a charitable cause with fresh, organic food for an experience diners aren’t likely to soon forget. ZucchiniXpress, a local organic fruit and vegetable delivery service, will host an interactive Farm-to-Table Dinner...
Posted On 27 Feb 2014
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Campus: Teachers Learn About Volunteer Science Expeditions

The tables were turned this week at Harbor Day School as some of the teachers learned a thing or two about a volunteer opportunity to do some scientific research. About 25 staff members, teachers and parents learned about the Earthwatch Institute, an environmental nonprofit...
Posted On 27 Feb 2014
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Moment for Health: The Price of Overindulging

Dyspepsia. Sounds like some bad disease ready to knock over an immune system or two, but we’ve all suffered under its influence one time or another. Dyspepsia, better known as indigestion, is not a disease, yet it is no laughing matter. The rumbling and grumbling of an upset...
Posted On 31 Jan 2014
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Artscapes: : Off Center Festival Breaks Artistic Boundaries

Calling all arts adventurers! Why not punch through predictable boundaries and give a healthy stretch to task-weary imaginations this month? Segerstrom Center for the Arts brings back its Off Center Festival to kick start the year with an eclectic explosion of arts outside the...
Posted On 20 Jan 2014
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The Real Thanksgiving Message

The Pilgrims had plenty at the first Thanksgiving, because they chucked their communist ways and went full boat capitalism. I can hear the liberals moaning now, how can Scott steal the Thanksgiving holiday for conservatives any more than it already is. You see, most people are...
Posted On 13 Dec 2013
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Communities: Riding High in the NBPD

Though not in command positions, Police Officers Matt Graham and Shawn Dugan occupy the two highest seats in the Newport Beach Police Department. As the department’s first horse-mounted officers, they agree that being well above the crowds provides an important perspective to...
Posted On 07 Dec 2013
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Artscapes: Juggling a Career with Cirque du Soleil

Greg Kennedy never intended to be a professional juggler. And yet, anyone who watches the new Cirque du Soliel show, “Totem,” now playing a limited engagement at the OC Great Park, would swear that Kennedy was born to juggle. He started juggling as a hobby when he was a kid, but...
Posted On 23 Nov 2013
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Curtain Up: Dance Series Takes Center Stage at Segerstrom Center

As Ralph Waldo Emerson so famously stated, “nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.”  And while Emerson certainly knew a thing or two about what some describe as an intense state of possession, it was the ancient Greeks who started it all, etymologically speaking, for...
Posted On 26 Oct 2013
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Biz Buzz: Help for Migraines at DISC Sports & Spine Center

September is National Pain Awareness Month, and for many of us, there’s nothing worse than the pain from migraine headaches. World Health Organization statistics rank migraines as the 19th most common reason for disability. An estimated 37 million Americans suffer from...
Posted On 27 Sep 2013
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Hoag CEO Dodges Abortion Questions

It was standing room only Thursday morning during the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce’s monthly WAKE UP! Newport event, featuring two Hoag officials. A crowd of nearly 200 packed into the friends room at the Newport Beach Central Library to hear president and CEO of Hoag...
Posted On 03 Aug 2013
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Artscapes: Corona del Mar Choreographer Shines a Spotlight on Dance

 Just when does twice the work make for twice the fun? When you’re engaged in doing something you love, and the inspiration’s flowing freely. That’s when you’ve entered the “aah” zone.   And that’s where you’ll find this year’s crop of choreographers and dancers who have...
Posted On 12 Jul 2013
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Artscapes: Pacific Symphony Concert Celebrates 100th Anniversary of ‘Rite of Spring’

Rife with powerful pagan imagery and a disruptive atonal dissonance, Igor Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring was so shockingly avante-garde that it caused near riots when it first premiered in 1913 Paris as a ballet score for the equally edgy choreography of Vaslav Nijinsky, performed...
Posted On 01 Jun 2013
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Lectures to Explore African Culture

A series of lectures will explore African culture and life on Thursdays in May at locations around Newport Beach. The African Salon Series is also aimed at helping spread the word about Cradle to Career: Kenya (C2C), a locally based organization that supports Kenyan orphans and...
Posted On 26 Apr 2013
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