The Culver City Historical Society invites its members and the public to a special presentation highlighting one of our community’s enduring families and their iconic business. As we approach our city’s 100th year it is …[READ MORE]
The past week has sent many of us reeling – Police committing murders, mass shooter, the now-usual media turmoil over framing the coverage. The bad news has been heartbreakingly bad. But the good news is …[READ MORE]
What a small (conflicted) world! For many years, Marty Hente (Hente) has been a very active member of the Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church (Church). In 2012, he served as President of the Church Council, while …[READ MORE]
The Culver Volleyball Club 16 year olds coached by Tanner Siegal came out of the loser’s bracket and avenged a loss to an Oregon team to win the 8th Annual Summer Soiree Volleyball Tournament in …[READ MORE]
Help the homeless – one step at a time! Shoes for the Homeless is looking for volunteers to help process shoes for one hour at its next shoe processing event. It will be held on …[READ MORE]
This coming Saturday, July 16 is the next “Walk With a Doc,” convening at 8:45 a.m. near the Tennis Courts at Veterans’ Memorial Park. Sarah Carpenter, MD, will speak for a few moments on two …[READ MORE]
In my Ruth’s Truth of last week, I said of my own high school experience, “I had none of the barriers to success that my refuseniks at Culver Park Continuation School or CCUSD’s IAcademy have …[READ MORE]
Deborah Warren has been named the new Director of Marketing and James Sims the new Director of Communications at Center Theatre Group of Los Angeles, one of the largest and most active nonprofit theatre companies …[READ MORE]
Editor’s Note – This post was originally published in April of 2012 in the wake of the murder of Trayvon Martin. It has been edited as a way of updating the text, and is being …[READ MORE]
A group of teenagers on work experience at Keele University in Staffordshire, England, may have discovered a new planet. Twenty four students in years 10, 11 and 12, boys and girls aged 15 to 17, …[READ MORE]
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