But names will never hurt me!

Recently, headlines around the world reported about the American grandmother taunted by schoolchildren. “What’s the best way she might have diffused the situation?”

Power Walk your way to better health!

Walking has been proven time & time again to be one of the most effective workouts to get you into great shape & health. Try a Power Walk indoor walking fitness class!

Slowly, slowly...

Are the worst dangers those that confront us directly with their intentions--however malign--or the kind that gradually insinuate themselves into our lives under a more benign aspect?

"I'm Spiritual, I'm Just Not Religious." Spare Me.

Frankly, the statement makes me just a little bit sick to my stomach when I hear it.

La Mesa Little League All Stars Notch Victory Against North Park

La Mesa National Little League's 11-12 All Stars continue winning streak with victory over North Park.

10 Points for Denial on July 19th to Save Mission Trails Regional Park

Ten points clarify why an initiation to amend the community plan and rezone from Open Space to Industrial should be denied by the SD Planning Commission at the July 19th hearing.

Nominate Your Favorite Librarian

Nominate your favorite librarian for the 2012 I Love My Librarian Award

Study the Declaration of Independence this July 4th!

It has been suggested that our patriotism should not be "...short, frenzied outbursts of emotion, but the tranquil and steady dedication of a lifetime."

Ignorance is Not Bliss: Ignoring the San Andreas Fault Will Have Its Consequences

The San Andreas “big one” has the highest probability of being the next big earthquake. Do you really know what to expect and how it will impact you?

Saturday Prepper Fair Offers Demonstrations and Education

Local Prepper Fair gives you the opportunity to experience first hand what you need to do to prepare for looming disaster threats in our area.

Take Your Best Swing--Making an Offer in a Hot Housing Market

As the San Diego County Housing Market tightens up with fewer homes and multiple offers, here are some tips on how Home Buyers can make a winning offer.

Red Shoe Day Fundraiser June 28

On June 28, from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m., more than 1,200 volunteers will be stationed at major roadside intersections throughout San Diego County collecting donations for the Ronald McDonald House.

Awesome Fun at "Amazing Wonders of Aviation" at VBS

Learning fun facts in Vacation Bible School at Del Cerro Baptist Church in La Mesa with preschoolers through 6th graders.

"Sky" Vacation Bible School

Come and fly with us for our "Sky" Vacation Bible School from July 23-27 at Shepherd of the Hills!

6/21/2012 La Mesa Back To The '50s Car Show

Weekly Update of La Mesa Back To The '50s Car Show

The Slippery Slope of Dual Agency

While legal, Dual Agency may not offer the best representation for Home Buyers and Sellers. Examine how dual agency may be problematic and poses a slippery slope for many.

Blog: La Mesa Back To The '50s Car Show

A Father's Day Surprise 44 Years In The Making - and What's Happening This Week Highlight's from last week's car show and looking forward to this week's car show.

Murdock Elementary Hosts Evening of Arts and Culture

Murdock Elementary hosted a family night of Arts, Music, Culture and Geography. Students performed songs, displayed artwork in a gallery setting, and learned about culture and geography.

Volunteers Needed for Red Shoe Day Fundraiser Benefiting Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego

Volunteers are needed to help collect donations at San Diego County intersections during Red Shoe Day, June 28 - the biggest fundraising event for Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Lemon Ave Elementary Student Olympics Shows International Sports Spirit

Lemon Ave Elementary hosted its 17th annual student Olympics with an international opening ceremony and fun sports competitions for the children.

Passion vs. Reason

A thought about why we have such financial problems.

South La Mesa Neighborhood Against Proposed 7 eleven.

We hope our safety concerns are seriously considered by the City of La Mesa. Many times these issues are resolved by what is permitted by law- without taking the human aspect into consideration.

Seniors Staying Active...Their Way!

Seniors using public transit to stay active.

New student trustees on Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District governing board

Two new student trustees will be joining the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District Governing Board. The student trustees are Samantha Elliot and Mohammed “Mo” Alyasini.

LM National Little League Finishes 2012 Season, Charges Into Tournament of Champions

The La Mesa National Little League concludes regular season and advances to District Tournament of Champions.

$5,000 request for youth travel to Boston Conference

What exactly is expected to be gained at this event in Boston for the city that is worthy of the $5000 expense for the taxpayers?

Wellesley Commencement: ‘You Are Not Special’

Priceless part words for today's students.

La Mesa Village Back To The '50s Car Show

Thursday Car Shows begin June 14 La Mesa Village Merchants Association Announces the start of their 21st Annual event

Ray Bradbury vs. Political Correctness

The science-fiction author, who died Wednesday, was a fierce critic of thought-control.

Distracted Drivers

How well do you drive subconsciencely? Would you? Neither would I, I think!

Trash Picking on Spring and Palm

The very first step toward a low-crime, safe and prosperous city is a clean city. There is no excuse for the amount of trash and weeds La Mesans put up with on our streets and sidewalks.

Joining the Ranks of the Empty-Nesters

Watching fledgling hummingbirds grow up and finally leave the nest

Why Store Food? eFoods Has the Answer

Right now an unprecedented number of Americans are returning to a practice of our self-reliant and independent forefathers, that is storing supplies of food.

La Mesa Neighborhs Oppose Alcohol Outlet

South La Mesa neighborhood opposes new 7-eleven to reduce crime activity in the neighborhood.

Two architects of learning at Cuyamaca College retiring after 33 years

Jim Custeau and Brad Monroe, creators of two cornerstone programs at Cuyamaca College, are retiring after 30-plus years. The auto tech and ornamental horticulture programs have trained thousands.

Calling All Alumni, Friends and Family of The Great Day! It's Reunion Time and We Want to Hear from you!

Looking for Great Day alumni, family and friends to share in 40th Anniversary performances and events!

Another Power Outage in West La Mesa!

Why another power outage in West La Mesa?

WARNING - Young & Healthy Pedestrians Invading La Mesa Streets & Sidewalks

La Mesa Centennial Spring Walk or Bike to School event is set for Wednesday, May 30th.

Long-Term Federal Unemployment Benefits End in California This Month. About Time.

Nothing builds character and happiness like self reliance.

How to Find a Doctor in the Internet Age

ZocDoc Founder and COO Oliver Kharraz, M.D. shares tips on finding a doctor that best fits your family’s needs- from vetting potential doctors to getting the most out of your visits.