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  • Just two girls from Fallbrook

    Elizabeth Youngman-Westphal, Special to The Village News|Updated Nov 28, 2024

    It's been decades since anyone has uttered these famous words, "Hey, let's put on a show." And then did it. That is until Tiffany and Rebekah Brannan, two sisters from Fallbrook, who have been performing from a young age and have gone from their living room to the stage. "Cinballera" is the name of their 501c3 organization, pronounced (cheen-ball-era). Cine named for their love of old movies, ball for ballet, and finally opera. Cinballera. Appropriately, their new home is the...

  • Mills, Cyr earn cross country all-league status

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Nov 28, 2024

    The top 10 finishers in the Valley League cross country championship race earned berths on the all-league first team while the next 10 finishers were placed on the all-league second team. Two Fallbrook High School girls earned second-team recognition for their performances at the Nov. 9 league championship race at Kit Carson Park. A time of 21:36.3 on the 3.05-mile course gave senior Cynthia Mills 11th place and second-team recognition. "I'm happy with that, but I wish I...

  • Warriors share fifth in boys cross country standings

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Nov 28, 2024

    Fallbrook High School’s boys cross country team shared fifth in the final 2024 Valley League standings. The formula for the Valley League team cross country league championship gives 25% for positions at each of the two league cluster meets and the other 50% for the positions at the league championship meet. Fallbrook’s boys were fifth at both cluster meets, which occurred Oct. 4 at Kit Carson Park and Oct. 18 at Guajome Park, and sixth at the league championship meet Nov. 9 at Kit Carson Park. Escondido was sixth in bot...

  • Seven Warriors given all-league football recognition

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Nov 28, 2024

    Seven Fallbrook High School football players were given all-league designation by the Palomar League coaches. Camden Hoff was chosen for the offensive first team. Wyatt Casillas was placed on the defensive first team. Evan Thomas and Ryder Wood are the two Fallbrook players on the offensive second team. The defensive second team included Blake Robinson. Ernesto Garcia and Tayjon Owens were recognized at the honorable mention level. “I thought that was about right for what our season was,” Fallbrook head coach Ross Joh...

  • It's a TAKE3 Christmas concert in Fallbrook

    Updated Nov 28, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Music Society presents TAKE3 in concert – in a wonderful afternoon of popular and familiar Christmas music that promises to get everyone into a festive spirit. Back by popular demand, this genre-bending trio takes to the stage with their unmistakable style and infectious joy, which this time extends to their fabulous interpretations of Christmas Classics on Sunday, Dec. 15 at 2 p.m. at the Bob Burton Center. The trio, (violin, cello, piano) led by superst...

  • Thankful, despite it all

    Updated Nov 28, 2024

    If you’re reading this, I want you to know how thankful I am for you. There are some years when I feel more gratitude than others, and the last three years – since the pandemic turned life upside down and almost cost us our business – have been some of the hardest in our 28 years. There have been more than a few days when I’ve seriously thought about throwing in the towel. But I love what we do, and I love the people I am privileged to work alongside every day. They, along with my family and the grace of God keep me going.... Full story

  • Health Right Here: Abdominal aortic aneurysm ultrasound screening

    Devin Zarkowsky, Special to the Village News|Updated Nov 28, 2024

    Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is a serious condition that occurs when the large blood vessel bringing blood from the heart to the body called the aorta weakens and bulges. If left untreated, an AAA can rupture, leading to life-threatening internal bleeding. Therefore, early detection is critical, and ultrasound screening has become a standard method for diagnosing AAAs, particularly in high-risk populations such as older adults and smokers. Ultrasound Screening for...

  • La Paloma Good News Club is up and running

    Updated Nov 28, 2024

    FALLBROOK – The Good News Club is starting another year with an energy-filled program and children that are returning from last year. Leader Colleen Sharp asked "How could life be more of a surprise each week than to be with children? We have been up and running for a month now, and the kids are really great." According to Sharp, they were able to purchase Children's Bibles because of generous donors and, with direction, children find out what God says about His son, Jesus. Th...

  • Floral design pathway launches at D'Vine Path

    Updated Nov 28, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Last month, D'Vine Path officially welcomed a new pathway to the program. Petals by D'Vine Path is primarily a floral design curriculum with a focus on communication skills, customer service, sales and floriculture. Led by longtime floral designer and Petals Director Kelly McKelvey, Petals by D'Vine Path aims to educate a select group of students in floral design and improve their customer service skills through real-life work experience running a farmstand. S...

  • Duran Jr sworn in as a CHP officer

    Updated Nov 28, 2024

    WEST SACRAMENTO – Jesus Duran Jr. of Fallbrook has successfully completed cadet training at the California Highway Patrol Academy. He is assigned to duty at the CHP's Mt. Shasta Area office. Officer Duran graduated from Fallbrook High School in 2011. Prior to attending the CHP Academy, he studied Emergency Medical Service at Palomar Community College in San Marcos. Also, he was employed as an Emergency Medical Technician for American Medical Response in San Diego. At the C...

  • BUSD renews drumline music instruction agreement

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporterq|Updated Nov 24, 2024

    The Bonsall Unified School District has renewed its music instruction services agreement with Kai Turley. A 5-0 BUSD board vote Oct. 16 approved a new independent contractor agreement with Turley for drumline learning enrichment courses. The agreement covers the 2024-25 school year from Aug. 14 to June 8, and Turley will be paid $14,400 for that period. “Extracurricular learning, such as our drumline classes, expose students to a variety of arts and activities to enhance the traditional core academics offered during the s...

  • Military-connected students succeed: San Onofre School and Mary Fay Pendleton's remarkable growth

    Updated Nov 24, 2024

    FALLBROOK – San Onofre School and Mary Fay Pendleton, two schools aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton exclusively serving students from active military families, have experienced unprecedented growth in academic achievement. Recent performance results in both English Language Arts (ELA) and Mathematics underscore a commitment to high-quality, targeted education tailored to the needs of military-connected students. Both schools have been awarded the prestigious Purple Star...

  • Christmas comes early for local teachers

    Updated Nov 22, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Carrying on a tradition that was launched in 2005, CalRTA Division 81 awarded close to $3,500 in teacher support grants to 18 recipients this year. Since the program's inception, over $30,000 have been awarded to date. Durable teaching materials such as headphones, books, and science equipment were among the items funded. Teachers from all four local school districts were represented. Despite the fact that CalRTA Division 81 is merging with Division 45 and will n...

  • First use of Rainbow Water's Rapid Aerial Water Supply aids in protecting Fallbrook homes

    Updated Nov 22, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Fire protection agencies utilized Rainbow Municipal Water District's Rapid Aerial Water Supply (RAWS) tank to aid in suppressing the Garden fire, a fast-moving brush fire that broke out Friday afternoon, Nov. 8 near Lake Garden Drive in Fallbrook. Fueled by Santa Ana winds and dry, flashy vegetation, the fire spread quickly, threatening nearby homes, and prompting precautionary evacuations. The North County Fire Protection District, Cal Fire, and several a...

  • Winton signs letter of intent with Fullerton State

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Nov 22, 2024

    Hana Winton signed a letter of intent to play collegiate softball at California State University, Fullerton. High school seniors in certain sports were allowed to sign National Collegiate Athletic Association letters of intent on Nov. 13. The San Diego Sports Association and the CIF San Diego Section hosted a signing ceremony at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego that morning, and Winton signed her letter of intent there. "I'm super excited, and it's a huge privilege to go play...

  • Warriors fall short in football playoff match

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Nov 22, 2024

    Although a first-round CIF Division V-A playoff loss gave Fallbrook High School’s football team a season record of 0-11 for the 2024 season, the 34‑33 score Nov. 8 at Fallbrook was the closest the Warriors were all year to winning a game. “I did expect it to be a close game,” said Fallbrook head coach Ross Johnson. “Both teams had some pretty good offensive weapons.” The 242 rushing yards Monte Vista senior Alexander Villanueva gained against Fallbrook brought his season total to 2,104 in 11 games. “They had the leading runni...

  • Bill Macy

    Updated Nov 22, 2024

    Bill Macy, Major USMC Retired, was born in San Francisco in1931. He graduated UC Berkeley where he met his best friend, Dean Crowder. He then joined the Marine Corps and was a White House Aide under President Eisenhower and an Aide to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. He served a tour in Korea and two tours in Vietnam before retiring in 1972. He then started his second career as a teacher. He taught English at Vista High for five years and social studies at Fallbrook High... Full story

  • NOV. 21 UNOFFICIAL NOV 5 ELECTION RESULTS

    Village News editorial staff|Updated Nov 22, 2024

    UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS ESTIMATED BALLOTS TO BE PROCESSED: 20,000 NEXT UPDATE: NOV. 27 BY 6 PM VOTER TURNOUT 75.2% Ballots Counted 1,491,078 Mail Ballots 1,271,942 Vote Center Ballots 219,136 Registered Voters 1,983,767 Candidate Name Total Votes Percentage DARRELL E. ISSA (REP) 141,736 59.08% STEPHEN HOULAHAN (DEM) 98,170 40.92% Below are the results as of Tuesday morning 11/12/24. UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 48TH DISTRICT (SAN DIEGO PORTION ONLY) (VOTE FOR 1) Darrell... Full story

  • Ben Myers

    Updated Nov 18, 2024

    Ben Myers died at home as he wished, attended by his family. Marvelously, the magical appearance of a hummingbird and a sudden brief burst of rain witnessed his passing. The date was Nov. 2, 2024, All Souls Day. He was 47 years old, and he left reluctantly. Ben loved life. He also deeply loved his family and his friends. He followed sports intensely and was passionate about his life's work – sustainability, good foods, coffee. Ben waged what should be considered a s... Full story

  • The future of the Fallbrook community forest

    Updated Nov 17, 2024

    FALLBROOK – While planning for the future of the Fallbrook Community Forest, Save Our Forest, a committee of the Fallbrook Land Conservancy looked back on how they started and the need to solicit volunteers to insure the future. Youth was the answer. Choosing to speak to horticultural classes was logical. They could become the caretakers of the future. Jackie Heyneman of Save Our Forest and Roger Boddaert, the Tree man of Fallbrook, teamed up to make a presentation to the h...

  • All Garden Fire evacuations lifted

    Village News Staff|Updated Nov 16, 2024

    4 pm UPDATE: Crews have stopped the forward rate of spread on the Garden Fire and the acreage burned was lowered to 25 acres from 50 acres, according to CalFire. There is currently no structure threat or evacuations. All evacuations have been lifted. A significant amount of resources have been assigned and will work through the night in to tomorrow to strengthen control lines. It is 10% contained, according to NCFPD PIO Capt. John Choi. "There were several fire agencies that... Full story

  • Warriors third in girls tennis final league standings

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Nov 16, 2024

    Although Fallbrook High School’s girls tennis team finished third in the 2024 Valley League standings, the Warriors handed league champion El Camino the Wildcats’ only league loss. Fallbrook and El Camino split their league matches, and the Wildcats won the league title with a 9-1 record in Valley League dual match play. El Camino defeated Valley Center in both matches between those teams while the Jaguars defeated Fallbrook twice and finished with an 8-2 league record. The two losses to Valley Center and the split with El...

  • Fall league prepared Warriors for boys basketball season

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Nov 16, 2024

    Fallbrook High School boys basketball coach Jonathan Terry also has the Blue Wave club, and the high school boys participated in a fall league. For Terry, success wasn’t a matter of the win-loss record in the fall league but of preparing the players for the CIF season. “We did good,” Terry said. The fall league began Sept. 9 and concluded Oct. 20. “It’s about development, competition,” Terry said. “We played higher-level competition.” The 2023-24 Warriors had an overall record of 14-15 including CIF playoff results. Fallbrook...

  • Veterans honored with annual parade

    Updated Nov 16, 2024

  • Celebrating Fallbrook's Finest: November Student of the Month Awards

    Savannah Reynolds, Village News Intern|Updated Nov 16, 2024

    Each month, Fallbrook comes together to celebrate its students' hard work, dedication, and character through the Student of the Month awards, recognizing those who shine not only in academics but also in their commitment to community and personal growth. With November's focus on gratitude, Superintendent Ilsa Garza-Gonzalez reminded attendees that appreciation should be a daily habit. "I believe we should be grateful every day," she said, encouraging the students to carry...

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