Local jewelers Morgan Amirani and Beth Kukuk are showcasing stunning designs at Laguna’s summer festivals. By Stefanee Freedman Crafting jewelry as a form of art has a long history, incorporating many different elements from the Earth as well as manmade materials in the design. Some believe that wearing metals or Read More
Community members support the Artists’ Benevolence Fund at the annual auction at Sawdust Art Festival. | Photo by Sawdust Art Festival Sawdust Art Festival extends a philanthropic hand to local creatives. By Clara Beard Since its genesis in 1967, Sawdust Art Festival has played an indispensable role in supporting the Read More
Crean Lutheran players led by Coach Rick Curtis charge out onto the field for a game last season. (Photo: Fernando M. Donado, For OC Sports Zone). Crean Lutheran High School’s football team is looking to build on its success from the past two seasons as it prepares for its first Read More
Mortgage lock volume over the past eight weeks has continued to trend downward SAN DIEGO, Calif. /California Newswire/ — Mortgage Capital Trading, Inc. (MCT®), the de facto leader in innovative mortgage capital markets technology, announced today a decrease of 5.67% in mortgage lock volume compared to the previous month. Industry Read More
IRVINE, Calif. /California Newswire/ — Informative Research, a leading technology platform that delivers data-driven solutions to the lending community, announced today that Penny Gonzalez, Vice President of Business Process, has been selected by HousingWire magazine for its annual Insiders awards program. Gonzalez’ recognition highlights her exceptional leadership and significant contributions Read More
Artist Jim Olarte creates large-scale macrame installations made from nautical rope. | Photo by Ethan Jones A macrame craftsman finds beauty in the unexpected, turning utilitarian rope and marine detritus into magnificent works of art. By Ashley Breeding It’s early morning and Jim Olarte is crouched at the foot of Read More
The Brooks Bricks Art Gallery | Photo by Sharael Kolberg A simple art project adds color to the town while uniting the local community. By Sharael Kolberg When Natalya Sheddan, a real estate developer and attorney, moved to Laguna Beach in 2022, she was looking to start a new life Read More
