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Laguna Beach's 'Radical Origins' scoring wins for ecotourism backers - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach's 'Radical Origins' scoring wins for ecotourism backers

Stories of Laguna Beach activists and their desire to enjoy, protect and preserve the natural environment is at the center of "From Radical Origins," a docuseries and podcast created by Visit Laguna Beach, a tourism organization with a unique aim.

"In Oregon and Washington there was toilet paper everywhere" – survey reveals 2,650 miles of trash on the Pacific Crest Trail - Vimarsana News

"In Oregon and Washington there was toilet paper everywhere" – survey reveals 2,650 miles of trash on the Pacific Crest Trail

Two environmental scientists thru-hiked the PCT last year to assess the characteristics and quantity of trash and plastic pollution on the trail

Congratulations to the 2023 Eagle Scout class - Vimarsana News

Congratulations to the 2023 Eagle Scout class

FLEMING ISLAND – The Bartram Trail Eagle Scout Recognition Dinner last Saturday honored 27 scouts who achieved the flagship, highest attainable rank of Scouts BSA during 2023.  Richard …

Breckenridge gets new deputy town manager after Shannon Haynes steps up to town manager role - Vimarsana News

Breckenridge gets new deputy town manager after Shannon Haynes steps up to town manager role

Breckenridge got a new deputy town manager at the start of 2024 as former deputy town manager Shannon Haynes decided to step into the town manager role on Dec. 19.  Scott Reid exited his role...

Laguna Beach tourism marketing report highlights environmental stewardship - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach tourism marketing report highlights environmental stewardship

The Laguna Beach tourism marketing district has a projected budget of $3.45 million from assessment collections for the current fiscal year, according to an annual report submitted by Visit Laguna Beach.