Aaryn Belfer

With many first-generation students and its commitment to changing the trajectory of their lives and those of their families and communities, CWSL was keen to host this exhibition and throw its doors open to the public.

For 12 magic minutes, Touchdown in Newport will wow viewers who, while gazing at the night sky, will feel the sun on their faces and smell the suntan lotion. The light show is so vibrant, some viewers may feel compelled to grab a boogie board and run, slow-motion-Bay-Watch style, into the ocean. VNB hopes to inspire football fans to wash off that game-day face paint and hop the 38-minute flight to John Wayne Airport for some laid-back beach fun.

The not-so-good news is that, aside from the peak of the pandemic, the demand for the Food Bank’s services is greater than it's ever been. To make matters worse, the need is growing, holidays are around the corner, and food drive donations are lower than they have been in the past going into the holiday season.

If you can’t make it out, you can still support Alzheimer’s San Diego by making a donation [https://alzsd.rallybound.org/walk4alz-2023/Donate].

“Friday Night Lights” may be just another TV show for some folks around the country. But in Louisiana, stadium lights are the ubiquitous and instantly-recognizable bat-signal summoning families, friends and neighbors to coalesce around a shared passion. Where high school football may be a detached afterthought in some American cities—an event primarily attended by cool...