Well, it’s spring and it’s time for wedding season.  Coincidentally, Creating Communities just held an event celebrating the tradition of marriage for the members of Zion Baptist Church. 

Two weeks ago we were at the Living Local event at the Four Mile Historic Park.  This annual event celebrates personal reliance and sustainability in the urban setting.  It has many inter

What’s the old adage “A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet”?  So, with that in mind, even though it’s technically Wednesday, I’m still going with the Community Tuesday title for

The Creating Your Community team will be there to help you scan and preserve your family heritage. So please stop on by the park! We promise the weather will be 100% better than today!

Are you tired of eating food that has ingredients only a scientist could understand?  Do you yearn for the days when life was simple and you knew your neighbor by name?  Well, you’re in l

The fair will feature speakers working at the state, regional and local level to help preserve and enhance our understanding of the historic legacies behind the places in which we live, work, and p

Need help scanning your high school memories?

We will be on hand to scan your photos and take your picture at a special Ford-Warren photo booth to be included in the

We took photos of people in front of the iconic "Mission Viejo" letters and toasted the holiday season with hot chocolate, treats and horse drawn hay rides!

The neighborhood was named after John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1892), who was a nineteenth-century America poet and abolitionist.