The Valley Chronicle Newspaper Serving Hemet and San Jacinto
Hemet and San Jacinto's local newspaper
■ By Anna Pechanec Ancheta / Contributed It’s been said that people fear performing in public more than anything except dying. To the students in MUSICA! Everyone’s Community Harmonious Orchestra … Read More
■ Anna Pechanec Ancheta / Contributed Jazz starts with our earliest memories of a heartbeat or pulse. Sunday night’s concert at Diamond Valley Arts Center with Hawkins’ Modern Jazz Seahawk … Read More
■ Matt McPherson / Columnist In 1975 Dianne Verdugo started volunteering her time at the Valle Vista Library and in 1980 became a member of Friends of the Valle Vista … Read More
■ By Halima Haider / Editorial Assistant The Hemet-San Jacinto Chamber of Commerce and Golden Village Palms RV Resort hosted the triumphant seventh annual Taste of the Valley and “Business … Read More
■ By Anne Pechanec Ancheta / Contributed MUSICA! kids, the kids who live where safety is at a premium, come to play music as beginners and as experienced players. They … Read More
■ By Susan Carrier / Contributed The band Desperado has a reputation for an amazing recreation of the classic sound of the Eagles. If you close your eyes, you would … Read More
L■ Susan Carrier / Contributed eadercast is the world’s largest one-day conference on leadership. It is broadcast to more than 700 locations around the world and viewed by more than … Read More
■ Michele Ryneal / Contributed “What goes around comes around” is a phrase that aptly describes the Hemet Woman’s Club current Community Improvement Project (C.I.P.). The Woman’s Club will be … Read More
The female mastermind behind Ramona ■ By Halima Haider / Editorial Assistant Who is Helen Hunt Jackson? Ms. Jackson was a journalist, poet, novelist, and social activist who interwove all … Read More
“Making a Killing: The Untold Story of Psychotropic Drugging” gets recognition as eye-opener ■ By Halima Haider / Editorial Assistant The International Idyllwild Festival of Cinema enjoyed its triumphant eighth … Read More
T■ By Halima Haider / Editorial Assistant he Mt. San Jacinto Campus Art Gallery is currently hosting a think video exhibition titled “Dusk to Dust,” which showcases rare video works … Read More
