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View Comments The El Paso International Airport in collaboration with El Paso Children s Hospital opened the new Creative Arts & Creative Hearts exhibit Friday, July 23, at the airport. The exhibit is a part of the Elevate Love Project, which features pieces from the Therapeutic Arts Program. According to a news release from the Children s Hospital, the Elevate Love Project is a program designed to inspire goodwill by promoting messages of love, gratitude and hope throughout the airport’s terminal. The exhibit is located at the far east end near the ticket counters. View Comments Do Not Sell My Info / Cookie Policy ....
Good morning and welcome to the TimesOC newsletter. It’s Friday, May 28. I’m Ben Brazil, bringing you the latest roundup of Orange County news and events. The county has spent the last week collectively reeling from the killing of a 6-year-old boy. Aiden Leos was shot to death last Friday on the 55 Freeway in Orange while being driven to kindergarten by his mother in what has been described as a road rage incident. With Leos’ killer still on the loose, the county has mobilized to offer a reward of $310,000 to anyone who offers information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. Orange County Supervisors Don Wagner and Katrina Foley have donated $50,000 each from their offices’ budgets to the effort. Reporter Faith Pinho wrote that an anonymous donor has provided another $50,000, and several Orange County businesses have also donated. ....
Print At the start of distance learning last year, Roberto Reyes didn’t feel like logging into any additional Zoom classes other than the required amount, he said. Reyes, now 15 years old, had spent most of his life consistently attending Orange County Children’s Therapeutic Arts programs, but finishing up his last year of middle school online was hard enough. It wasn’t until a few months later that he began itching to return to art classes no matter if they were held online. “Not having something to look forward to every day was driving me nuts,” he said. This year Reyes is participating in piano, viola, harp and media arts programs at the center in a hybrid-learning model. ....