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Former Helix CIF champion still ballin’ with SD Surf
Aaron Felix Tinsley won a coveted San Diego Section Division I championship at Helix High School in 2005. Twenty years later he’s still playing...
Granite Hills High School brings families together for Community Resource Night
On a recent spring evening, Granite Hills High School became a hub of learning, fun, and community connection. Families, students, and local organizations gathered...
Annual San Diego Lions baseball tournament highlights Easter week
If it’s Easter week, it’s time for the annual San Diego Lions baseball tournament.
This year’s event, scheduled March 30 to April 2, featured 132...
SDSU, UCSD women represented in March Madness
The San Diego State women’s basketball team was ousted in the quarterfinals of this year’s Mountain West Conference championship tournament but found new life...
Gulls entering final phase of regular season still hunting for playoff berth
The San Diego Gulls entered the week with eight games remaining on their 2025-26 regular season American Hockey League schedule. The end goal, as...
Women’s flag football debuts: A league of their own
Class is now in session at Grossmont College.
The subject: Women’s Flag Football 101.
It’s the newest sport on the block and expanding rapidly.
It’s already carved...
Senior center designed with purpose, dignity
St. Madeleine Sophie’s Center in El Cajon marked a milestone on March 28 with the ribbon-cutting of the Carlee McGrath Senior Center, a facility...
Global bites and Spring nights in Downtown El Cajon
As spring blooms in Downtown El Cajon, it’s the perfect time to explore the neighborhood’s cultural diversity, one bite at a time. From family-owned...
Grossmont College brings National Holocaust Exhibition to East County
Grossmont College is bringing history to life for students and the East County community with the traveling exhibition Americans and the Holocaust.
Selected as one...
La Mesa Friends keep community support for reading strong
For more than five decades, a volunteer group has been quietly working behind the scenes to support one of La Mesa’s most valued community...
