Legion Riders 365 Gift Exchange & Ugly Sweater Party
Vista, CA —The Legion Riders 365 White Elephant Gift Exchange & Ugly Sweater Party on Saturday, December 11th with gift exchange 7:30 PM. Come and bring a wrapped gift ($25-$35) and enjoy the fun. American Legion Post 365 – 1234 South Santa Fe, Vista, CA 92031
Read More →Sunrise Vista Kiwanis Club – Hands Out Books During Vista Christmas Parade
Vista, CA –Members of the Sunrise Vista Kiwanis Club joined with Key Club members from Mission Vista and Rancho Buena Vista High schools to distribute 2,500 books along the Vista Holiday Parade route on Dec. 4. The donated books, collected by the Kiwanis Club, went to children of all ages. The 40-member service club meets […]
Read More →Missing Person At Risk
Marilyn Newman, 75, last seen on Monday morning. The Vista Sheriff’s Station wants your help in locating a 75-year-old woman who went missing from a senior living facility in Vista. Marilyn Newman left the facility located in the 2000 block of W. Vista Way around 7:30 a.m. on Monday, December 6. She never returned. Facility […]
Read More →Favorite Christmas Movies to Get That Christmas Spirit
TR Robertson-As the Holiday season approaches, one of the favorite activities many families and individuals take part in is going through their Christmas movie collection or finding what holiday movies are showing on the various cable networks and settling back to spend an evening watching these movies that have a special place in their hearts. […]
Read More →Jingle Bells City of Vista
November 26 – December 23, 2021Nightly from 5:30 pm to 9 pmBrengle Terrace Park, 1200 Vale Terrace DriveFREE! Google Map Link ACCESS THE JINGLE TERRACE PARK SOUNDTRACK The City’s annual drive-thru event features holiday-themed light displays along the driving loop in Brengle Terrace Park. Visitors will be captivated by the displays of holiday lights depicting […]
Read More →City of Vista News
First Public Hearing on Redistricting Dec. 14The City is beginning the process of adjusting City Council district boundaries to reflect local population changes shown in the 2020 Census. The first public hearing is December 14 at 6 pm in the Civic Center. READ MORE Be Fire Smart with these Christmas Tree TipsAs you deck the halls […]
Read More →Parkinson’s Association Empowerment Day Provides Education and Hope – Part 1
TR Robertson –After taking a year off due to COVID, the Parkinson’s Association of San Diego recently held their 4th Empowerment Day Conference educating people living with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers about the disease, the current treatments, and medications available, ways to deal with the disease, how caregivers can help in the treatment and […]
Read More →Moonlights “Miracle on 34th Street: A Radio Play” A Perfect Holiday Treat
TR Robertson –Moonlight Stage Productions is presenting their first holiday production in the 40-year history of producing amazing, uplifting, quality entertainment for theatre lovers of all ages. Currently on the Avo Theatre stage in Downtown Historic Vista is “Miracle on 34th Street: A Live Musical Radio Play”, adapted from the 1947 Lux Radio Broadcast heard […]
Read More →Vista’s Christmas Parade
Vista, CA — The Vista Chamber of Commerce and sponsors Tri-City Medical Center and City of Vista, held the annual Christmas Parade. The theme this year was “Come Together” as we commemorate our Vista community coming back together for this family friendly event. Lining the parade route were residents that enjoyed viewing entries from organizations, businesses and […]
Read More →ER David Workman -Monday Morning Briefing
Monday, December 6, 2021Monday Motivation“Christmas is built upon a beautiful and intentional paradox; that the birth of a homeless should be celebrated in every home.” – G.K. Chesterton As the song says, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” It’s my desire for you that the urgency of buying presents, writing Christmas cards, and baking cookies don’t […]
Read More →Healthy Community Healthy You -Lupus – Your Immune System Turned On You
Megan Johnson McCullough–Chronic fatigue, joint pain, and sometimes rash, are symptoms associated with the autoimmune disorder called lupus. The immune system has started to attack its very own tissues, which leads to inflammation, pain, and swelling. The immune system is supposed to take care of the body, but that is not the case with lupus. The […]
Read More →Rancho Buena Vista High School Patrons Hold Holiday Online Auction
Vista, CA –2021 Holiday Online Auction sponsored by the Patrons, a 501(c)(3) honors support booster at Rancho Buena Vista High School in Vista.Bidding from Monday 12/6 8am through Thursday 12/9 6pm.Pick up date is 12/10 from 10am-4pm in the RBV staff parking lot.Auction list preview available on November 30th, bidding and payment online. https://www.charityauctionstoday.com/auctions/rbv-patrons-21-28485 To […]
Read More →Supervisor Jim Desmond Open House
Vista, CA –Thank you to everyone who attended today’s Holiday Open House! We all know how difficult the last year has been for so many people, during COVID in this crazy world that we live in, to have our neighbors and our community members together is wonderful! I want to give a special shoutout to […]
Read More →Notice Of Public Meeting Of The Vista City Council
Vista, CA — NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Vista, California, will hold a public meeting in the Vista City Hall Council Chambers, 200 Civic Center Drive, Vista, on December 14, 2021, at 5:30 PM, to discuss a revised plan for a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change affecting 5.3 acres […]
Read More →American Legion Weekly Menu & Events
Lots of great food this week. On Wednesday the CUCUY Bike Night is a special event – and everyone is invited.Come in for some outstanding chow! Don’t forget to attend the VFW and Auxiliary General Meeting this coming Saturday.
Read More →Favorite Television Christmas Episodes
TR Robertson–With the advent of Netflix and a plethora of cable channels and various streaming sites, it is possible now to see most of your favorite television shows, many from years and years ago. As the holiday season approaches, classic Christmas shows will be appearing on T.V. You can now watch classic television sitcoms and […]
Read More →Vista Government Affairs Hears About Proposed Vista Live Music Ordinance
TR Robertson — The December meeting of the Vista Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Committee heard from Kathy Valdez, City Clerk for the City of Vista, concerning the proposed changes to the playing of amplified music outdoors, currently requested by 4-5 businesses in Vista. The current ordinance requires a permit for music played outdoors, but […]
Read More →Vista Chamber Of Commerce December Newsletter
December 2021 News & Information ‘TIS THE SEASON -We hope hope to see you this Saturday for the Vista Christmas Parade! We want our whole community to “Come Together” to celebrate this holiday season. The Vista Christmas Parade has been a Vista tradition for more than 60 years. We are thrilled to share it with […]
Read More →Economic Development Director Retires After Two Decades
Vista, CA —Economic development leader, teacher and mentor Kevin Ham leaves the city after guiding its businesses with an unmatched spirit of collaboration After twenty-one years of service, the City of Vista’s Director of Economic Development Kevin Ham announced his retirement and shared his optimistic outlook for the city’s future. Ham will retire on Dec. 31, 2021, […]
Read More →South Vista Communities – December newsletter
SO. MELROSE / MATAGUAL PROJECT REVISED FOR RECENT MEETING Original layout for True Life project Revised project layout True Life Companies invited Matagual-area residents to a meeting on November 26 to discuss a revised layout for the Matagual-Melrose project. The original project proposed 38 single-family houses in condominium zoning, 14 guest parking spaces. The new […]
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