Redlands High – Main Street Dog

Palm readings, coffee cake, and the newspaper that became a museum

A creek that runs along the ESRI campus out to Tennessee Street is picturesque. By John Murphy Highland is not the most walkable city, so I often cross the wash into Redlands and hit the pavement. Wednesday’s wanderings took me to the historic Kendall Street area. I headed down the hill to State Street andContinue reading “Palm readings, coffee cake, and the newspaper that became a museum”

Blue-collar hero

Among a gang of blue-collar workers Tuesday, Redlands’ Rick Gonzales stood out.

840 East Citrus

Redlands High School, established in 1891, has a rich history and now I think we’re all ready for the next chapter.

Texas dreamin’

I shouldn’t be in Highland writing this. I should be at a hotel in Allen, Texas getting ready for the wedding of my unofficial daughter-in-law, Felicia Lopez.

Crisis postpones her Texas wedding, but Redlands High grad maintains

Photo courtesy of April Rew/Local Nomad Photo By John Murphy I shouldn’t have been surprised last week but I was. Surprised, that is, the Texas wedding of Redlands High graduate Felicia “Mafel” Lopez and college sweetheart Tenari Tenari of Long Beach has been postponed. Why? That dreaded novel coronavirus, of course. Full disclosure, Mafel isContinue reading “Crisis postpones her Texas wedding, but Redlands High grad maintains”