Amy Schauer of SD Business DR spoke at the March 8 Good Morning Valley Center gathering put on by Valley Center Business Association. “Americans have this concept that they are going to have a great retirement and play pickleball and pay for things for their grandchildren,” financial adviser Amy Schauer told the audience at the
VC Art Gallery representatives give a presentation to the February 13 meeting of the VC planning group. At their February 13 meeting the Valley Center Community Planning Group (VCCPG) heard a presentation from the Valley Center Art Gallery, a group that formed to promote and raise money for a dedicated gallery and building at the
Grand Marshal of the VetFest parade Jack Raymond. Driving the Mercedes is platinum sponsor Mike Seymour, CEO of MSE Landscape. Friday, November 11’s 3rd annual VetFest had more parade participants and more people along the Grand Avenue parade route than last year. It also welcomed about 400 at the American Legion Post 149 . “The
The unveiling of the new, innovative Raptor Security System. Shown VCHS Principal Aaron Little; Assistant Supt. Mark Hailwood; Chief Business Officer Jon Petersen; Adrienne Cisneros-Selekman, community relations-liaison from Supervisor Jim Desmond’s office; Supt. Ron McCowan; Hellyaachwehay Quisquis, president, San Pasqual Economic Development; SD Sheriff’s Lt. James Emig Jr; VC Fire Chief Joe Napier. On Tuesday,
James Rowten (JR), CEO of the Greater Escondido Chamber of Commerce, was the featured speaker at the monthly Valley Center Business Association’s “Good Morning Valley Center” networking breakfast Tuesday at the VC Library. The members learned how an active, vibrant Chamber can make a difference in its community. VCBA President Faith Much who introduced Rowten said she