Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
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Lady Warrior Danielle Delcoure swings at a pitch in Fallbrook’s game against Rancho Buena Vista on May 4. RBV secured the victory 4-2. Fallbrook’s Elyssa Fox winds up to deliver a pitch to Rancho Buena Vista. Fallbrook catcher Emily Standish gets ready for the pitch. In batting, Standish went two for three in the game.... Full story
The successful third season of the Fallbrook Girls Softball League (FGSL) ended with Closing Ceremonies and Championship Day at Ingold Fields on Saturday, April 28. This season the league was comprised of five divisions, 19 teams and 213 team members. President Shannon Koran and Vice-President Patti Drew began the closing event with heartfelt thanks. “We would like to thank all of the board members, sponsors, volunteer coaches, umpires and team parents for another successful year,” said Drew. “The support was overw...
Fallbrook junior varsity lacrosse player Amanda Street puts energy into moving the ball downfield in the team’s March 2 match against Mt. Carmel. Mt. Carmel won 8-5.... Full story
Over 500 fourth- through sixth-graders competed in the 36th Annual Dornan Games, held May 5 at Fallbrook High School. Student athletes from La Paloma, Live Oak, Mary Fay Pendleton, San Onofre, Bonsall, Iowa Street, St. Peter’s and Zion Lutheran Schools competed in the track and field events. 2007 Dornon Games team results Fourth Grade Girls Live Oak Blue 40 Bonsall 35 La Paloma 24 Zion Lutheran 20.5 Independent 12 Mary Fay Pendleton 11.5 Live Oak White 9 Fifth Grade Girls Bonsall 58 La Paloma 31.5 Zion Lutheran 24 Mary Fay P... Full story
This week we will kick off a brand new sermon series entitled “Psalms: Greatest Hits of the OT.” Sunday services are at 9:00 and 10:45 a.m. at the Bob Burton Performing Arts Center, Fallbrook High campus. North Coast is one church with many locations, making disciples in a healthy church environment. Services include programs for all youths, nursery through high school. Several in-home Growth Groups meet weekly, promoting Christian fellowship, Bible applications and community service. Call (760) 724-6700 or visit us at www...
A Parent-Child Dedication will be a special part of Riverview’s 8:30 and 10:30 Morning Worship services on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 13th. At this time, parents commit to raising their child hearing the truth of God, feeling the love of God, and experiencing life among the people of God. The church family, in turn, commits to pray for their wisdom, blessing, and the ultimate faith of that child. For more information, call the church office (760) 941-1430; Riverview Church is in Bonsall at 4980 Sweetgrass Lane (just east of... Full story
Heaven, do you have reservations? Or do you perhaps have reservations about whether you’re going. Join us Wednesdays in May at 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Center for small group Bible studies on this heavenly topic. Sunday worship begins at 8:00 a.m. with traditional worship held in the Sanctuary; 9:30 a.m. is Sunday school and Adult Bible Class; and 10:30 a.m. we have contemporary worship held in the Fellowship Center. Zion is located at 1405 East Fallbrook Street. For additional information about our Family of Faith at Z... Full story
Last week we discussed the Bible as a historical document, but how about the Bible’s experiential qualities? To that end, may I suggest the ancient practice of Lectio Divina, or Divine Reading. There are four steps that characterize Lectio Divina: Read a Bible passage slowly several times. Reflect on the passage thinking how to apply it to one’s own life. Respond to the reading by opening your heart and beginning a conversation with God. Then listen to God, yep…listen. This will free you from your own thoughts. In this way,... Full story
We are like ships that leave familiar harbors to explore new lands, new horizons, and new opportunities. But like ships, we face dangers of getting lost in storms at sea or simply losing touch with where we came from. Dangers lurk at the edge. Each of us has had a beginning. As children we are kept close to home by parental direction. When raised with caution, stability, and security, we keep close to those who gave us life and a continuing support system. However, we each have in us Adam’s wayward seed. Until we come of a... Full story
FALLBROOK — Four local students have been chosen by the Fallbrook Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW-Fallbrook) to attend Tech Trek Science Camp for Girls at University of California, San Diego, July 15-21. Jessica Leon, Ilse Pineda and Samantha Geikie of Potter Junior High and Amanda Amiri of Sullivan Middle School will attend this weeklong summer program for eighth grade girls sponsored by the AAUW of California. Alternate campers selected are Danielle Harlow of Sullivan Middle School and R... Full story
Frankie Rodriguez and Ashley Campbell keep the beat for the Jazz Band at a fundraiser for the “Invisible Children” program held April 27 at Farmhouse Coffee Co. The program raised money for the impoverished children of Africa. The Fallbrook High School Jazz Band, conducted by Mr. Phil Leonelli, played many upbeat tunes at the event.... Full story
FALLBROOK — Potter Junior High School Principal Lisa Denham introduced seventh and eighth grade Students of the Month for being Potter’s “Unsung Heroes” at a recent Rotary Club of Fallbrook meeting. Recognition and honoring youth is part of the ongoing Rotary commitment to youth and schools. Club President Jack Wood presented Certificates of Achievement to seventh-graders Alek Robbins and Ruth Esquivel and eighth-graders Dylan Rowe and Sherry Beltran.... Full story
Members of Fallbrook High School’s North County Academic League North Division Freshman championship team include: (front row, from left) Ross Newman, Dominic Dawkins, Preston Beye, Tommy Bunts, (back row) Coach Lisa Tagle-Nava, Edward Casey, Matt Day, Joseph Edwards, Wade Colburn and Assistant Coach Dave Thuleen. (Not pictured: Tim May and Jessie DiGiacomo.)... Full story
Cotton candy was a popular treat at the Family Appreciation Night hosted by the PTA at William H. Frazier Elementary School on April 27. The event was organized by PTA President Osmana Nagata, a crew of ten assistants and 45 volunteers! Rose White paints a flower on the face of 3-year-old Eduardo Ornelas at the Family Appreciation Night. One source reported that close to 600 people turned out for the event. Rubi Mendoza had an opportunity to learn all about a fire truck driver’s duties at the event, thanks to North County F...
The Fallbrook Healthcare District is determined to keep the heart of Fallbrook a healthy and happy one. That’s why this Saturday’s Sixth Annual Celebrate Your Health Fair will carry the theme “Healthy Heart – Happy Heart” and offer members of the community an opportunity to receive numerous medical tests and screenings for free. The event will begin at 9 a.m. at the Fallbrook Community Center, 341 Heald Lane, and continue until 1 p.m. The opening of the event will include an appearance by Miss Fallbrook and her court. At...
Students at Fallbrook Union High School might be able to sleep in later on Mondays for 29 weeks of the 2007-2008 school year if plans move ahead to initiate “late start” Mondays. The possible change in scheduling has been in discussion by FUHS administration under the direction of principal Rod King for several months, said Ruth Hellams, District Director of Curriculum and Instruction for the school. Although the class day will begin as usual, students will start classes later, allowing teachers to meet prior to class to col...
Tiffany Hunter was named the Most Valuable Player for the North squad in the girls Senior All-Star Basketball Game played March 30 at Mira Mesa High School. The Fallbrook High School senior had ten points, seven assists, four rebounds, and a steal against the South in the North’s 77-65 victory. Her ten points included a three-point shot and a five-for-six performance at the free throw line. “I thought it was nice I got it. I didn’t even know they were going to have that award,” Hunter said. Hunter noted that the award p... Full story
Fallbrook High varsity lacrosse player Lauren Woods shows that the (Lady) Warrior spirit is alive in the May 2 match versus Mt. Carmel. Final score: Mt. Carmel 7, Fallbrook 4. Lady Warrior Rochelle Maxwell moves the ball for Fallbrook in the May 2 match against Mt. Carmel.... Full story
Kevin Jercinovich, Wade Munson and Tarynn Shada of Fallbrook High School and Jillisa Badaraco of Oasis High School were honored as outstanding students at the Fallbrook Community Student of the Month breakfast held May 3 at Fallbrook Golf Club’s Hukilau Restaurant. Now celebrating its 11th year, the Student of the Month program has honored more than 330 exemplary high school students. Kevin Jercinovich was selected for the honor as a result of a nomination by Fallbrook High counselor Connie Fellios. “Kevin holds a 4.4 GPA...
The Fallbrook branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) will present its 12th Annual Country Garden Tour on Saturday, May 12, from 12 to 4 p.m. The tour begins at the Palomares House, 1815 South Stage Coach Lane, where tickets and maps will be available. Light refreshments are included with the price of admission. At the site there will be several vendors selling garden-related products. All proceeds from this event benefit AAUW’s scholarships for AVID and other educational programs. For more i...
On the evening of Wednesday, May 23, Fallbrook High School will hold their annual Sports Physical Night. All new and returning students who intend to play sports at Fallbrook High during the 2007-2008 school year are required to have a physical prior to tryouts. Because of the assistance of local volunteers, students can obtain a sports physical for a $10 donation on this evening. Lineup begins at 5:45 p.m. at the back door of the old gymnasium (by the pool); physicals will begin at 6:15 p.m. A parent or guardian must...
The Fallbrook Art Association’s May general meeting will feature award-winning photographer Jon Harwood at 7 p.m., May 14, at the Hilltop Center, 331 East Elder. Now that juried art shows are accepting digital photographs in place of the traditional slide, it is necessary for artists at all levels to be able to submit work in a digital form. In his presentation, entitled “Going Digital,” Harwood will share methods of creating quality digital photographs with simple equipment, demonstrating how to produce quality pictu... Full story
Dorthea Roach Edgerly, who served as Regent for the Monserate Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution from 1988 to 1994, joins the chapter’s 35th anniversary celebration at Vista Valley Country Club on Thursday, April 19. Monserate Chapter meets the third Thursday of each month, October through May. For more information, contact Beverlee Stuart-Borok at (951) 325-8807.... Full story
The Reche Community Club announces its first-ever spaghetti dinner fundraiser on Saturday, May 19. The dinner will include homemade sauce, meatballs, salad, garlic bread and ice cream or sherbet for dessert. Drinks include coffee or punch; sodas may be purchased separately. Tickets may be purchased from any member, at Major Market or by calling Mildred Straight at (760) 728-3607, Shirley Keist at (760) 728-0110 or Doris Ham at (760) 728-9790. Ticket buyers should indicate which seating time they prefer: 4, 5 or 6 p.m....
The Fallbrook Diabetes Support Group invites everyone to their next meeting, from 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 23. Speaker Gerald Hammond, PharmD, CDE, is a pharmacist and certified Diabetes Educator who will speak on “Diabetes Medications.” The talk will cover information about various diabetes medications, including the very latest, so guests should bring their list of medications and questions! The meeting will be at Fallbrook Hospital in Conference Room B. Questions can be directed to Fallbrook Hospital’s Education Depar... Full story
