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Status Update: CHOC patients get dose of holiday cheer from toy drive - Vimarsana News

Status Update: CHOC patients get dose of holiday cheer from toy drive

Orange County's Credit Union donated 365 toys collected during its annual toy drive to Children’s Hospital of Orange County.

Meet Orange County's 125 most influential people for 2023 – Orange County Register - Vimarsana News

Meet Orange County's 125 most influential people for 2023 – Orange County Register

Find the OC Register's annual selection of people you should know based on nominations from our readers and reporting by our staff.

On the Move: Debora Wondercheck, Champion for Diversity and Equity in the Arts, Named to Local, National Advisory Posts - Vimarsana News

On the Move: Debora Wondercheck, Champion for Diversity and Equity in the Arts, Named to Local, National Advisory Posts

Arts & Learning Conservatory Founder and CEO Debora Wondercheck tapped for roles with the Costa Mesa City Arts Commission and the Forbes BLK community of leaders.

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'Gospel Voices of OC' back at Musco Center with new script, just in time for Juneteenth - Vimarsana News

'Gospel Voices of OC' back at Musco Center with new script, just in time for Juneteenth

Saturday's production at Chapman University's Musco Center for the Arts features 100 performers portraying the Black experience in song, music, dance and spoken word.

'Gospel Voices of OC' puts Black lives, music, dance and artistry on stage for Juneteenth - Vimarsana News

'Gospel Voices of OC' puts Black lives, music, dance and artistry on stage for Juneteenth

Created by a Costa Mesa musician, teacher and nonprofit leader, Sunday's production at Musco Center for the Arts features 100 performers telling the story of the Black experience in song, music, dance and spoken word.