Stephen Wall
The Press-Enterprise
Riverside, CA, United States
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Riverside County students can enter art contest while coronavirus keeps schools shut
Art Connects, a virtual competition organized by the Riverside County Office of Education, will run the next six weeks and offer gift cards as prizes → Read More
New film, ‘Take Out Girl,’ shot in Riverside by those with city roots – Press Enterprise
Creator Melissa Del Rosario, who lives part time in the city, staged scenes near Fairmount Park, Mount Rubidoux → Read More
Some don’t like changes at Riverside City College community garden
They’re concerned about public access, but officials say nothing is significantly different than in the past → Read More
Eastvale Girl Scout’s essay lands her photo on box of cookies – Press Enterprise
Caramel Chocolate Chip packages include an image of 10-year-old Anneliese Brasher → Read More
UC Riverside students hear NFL linebacker’s lecture – about business
Off the field, the New York Jets’ Brandon Copeland owns two real estate companies and teaches about finance → Read More
Why Norco thinks the time is ripe to start a new farmers market
A nonprofit group will run the market, which could open Oct. 29 and feature fresh food and crafts under a Western theme → Read More
In some Inland classrooms, it’s goodbye desks, hello bean bags and yoga mats
More teachers are using couches, soft chairs, coffee tables and other seating to make students feel comfortable and inspired in class → Read More
Norco College tutor training program wins international honors
The school has been awarded International Tutor Training Program Certification by the College Reading and Learning Association for level one and advanced tutors → Read More
Norco’s SilverLakes sports complex seeks to expand equestrian offerings – Press Enterprise
The City Council is set to consider an agreement for an environmental study so the project can move forward. → Read More
Norco College to oversee $1 million campaign to boost vocational programs
Officials want to make career technical education programs more appealing to high school and college students → Read More
Moreno Valley College wins $1.3 million for math and science program
Vista del Lago High students study to pursue degrees in nanotechnology, engineering, computer information systems and biochemistry → Read More
Inland area reflects on 16th anniversary of Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
Bagpipes played in Riverside; a survivor’s letter was read in Banning → Read More
Monuments to honor POW/MIAs, military mothers at Norco’s Ingalls Park – Press Enterprise
The POW/MIA tribute could open by Memorial Day, while a structure honoring Blue Star Mothers and Gold Star Mothers could be done by Veterans Day 2018 → Read More
Railroad tracks can be deadly, say officials who cite 6 in Riverside safety operation
Metrolink, others kick off Rail Safety Month in September with announcement and enforcement → Read More
Norco set to limit number of dogs allowed per lot
The proposal aims to clarify any ambiguity in the city’s municipal code. → Read More
Why Inland community college enrollment is climbing
From San Jacinto to San Bernardino, there are more students on campus this fall than last → Read More
Riverside County schools summit to spotlight top programs
The 15th annual event will salute programs that have been shown to help students do better. → Read More
About 600 ailing trees in Norco to be cut down
Dead, dying, diseased or deformed trees will be removed over the next several years → Read More
Riverside Community College District trustees hire firm to find new chancellor
The district, which serves Riverside City College, Moreno Valley College and Norco College, is looking for candidates to replace Chancellor Michael Burke, who is retiring at the end of the year → Read More
What should Norco be doing for youths? The city wants to hear from students
Ninth- through 12th-graders are sought to join the city’s Youth Advisory Council → Read More