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The city of Orange is known for its deep-rooted history – 125 years, a shift from agriculture and more than 100,000 residents later, Orange is still trying to be Orange.
February 27, 2013
Comments Off on Stucco company still in family after 50 years
Susan VerBurg, CEO and owner of Merlex Stucco, works in a man’s world – and is taking the company into its 50th year. VerBurg’s father owned the stucco manufacturing business before her, but she didn’t inherit Merlex. VerBurg bought it. “My father did not believe in women in our industry,” VerBurg said. “He was an […]
December 13, 2012
Comments Off on Car shop has been family affair
Running a car repair shop has been a Snow family tradition since 1962. This year the family celebrates the 50th anniversary of Snow Auto Repair in Orange.
November 28, 2012
Comments Off on The Rock: Helping those in a hard place
For 12 years, The Rock in Anaheim has been building up to “the great commission”: the time when followers reach out to people in the local community.
October 27, 2012
Comments Off on Cham: People of an ancient race seek to fulfill a promise made while living in war-torn Cambodia
When the Khmer Rouge burned down Chrok Romeat village, 24-year-old Zahrah Sos, her husband, son and newborn daughter traveled to the countryside. It was 1973, and the beginning of a horrific era in Cambodia. Pol Pot, the leader of the Khmer Rouge, was gradually gaining power. Zahrah and her devout Muslim family ended up living […]
Nuran Alteir 
April 2, 2013
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