Shelly Hobbs, a Menifee resident and activist for public safety in the community, was honored Wednesday by the City Council as the Outstanding Citizen of the Month for April. Hobbs knows full well the importance of public safety, especially for school children traveling about the community. Her son was seriously injured while riding a bike near Bell Mountain Middle School. According to Hobbs, he would’ve died had he not been wearing a helmet. Motivated by this incident, Hobbs created the “Helmet Up” program, which donates helmets to the Boys and Girls Club and various schools in Menifee. S ..read more

Press release from the City of Menifee: MENIFEE – The 2024 Menifee Better Together event will be hosted at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (29725 Bradley Road) on Saturday, April 27 from 7 a.m. to noon. This annual event gives residents and volunteers the opportunity to come together to help beautify Menifee and support those in need. Several community projects will be taking place as part of Menifee Better Together, including: Habitat for Humanity – Senior Home Revitalization Community Garden / Nursery Revitalization Menifee History Museum Cleanup Historical Monuments Revi ..read more

The public is invited to attend the play Charlotte's Web, performed by children in a home-school co-op theater program, Saturday April 20  at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. at Ethan A. Chase Middle School. Details below ..read more

Sponsored post: Every Saturday is tea time at Exquisite Tapas in Menifee, and you’re invited to join in the fun! Exquisite Tea Time offers a variety of packages that include your choice of tea and tapas such as smoked salmon with cream cheese; raspberry scones; and red velvet cupcake. There’s special pricing for children under 12 to have their own little tea party. Choose from a variety of teas, including black, green, and tisane, which is naturally caffeine with free infusion. You can spice up your team with a variety of additives as well. Enjoy your tea and treats in a relaxing atmosp ..read more

Check with Eldon Gutierrez with Edward Jones to help with your retirement planning. You can reach him at 951-679-5869 ..read more

Friends of the Menifee Library will have a bag sale on April 27. Fill a bag with books for just $2.   ..read more

Liberty's Troy Thompson finished second in the boys 100-meter invitational. (Photo by Action Captures Media Group) Several athletes from Menifee high schools performed well last weekend at the Inland Empire Championships track meet at Vista Murrieta High School. The Liberty boys team placed third overall with top performances including that of Troy Thompson, who finished second in the 100-meter invitational with a time of 10.74 seconds and second in the 200 meters in 21.74. Boosted by some outstanding performances in the field events, Paloma Valley’s boys team placed seventh overall. Sophom ..read more

Congratulations to the Paloma Valley High baseball team, which won the Daryl Kile Tournament over the weekend. The Wildcats beat Chaparral 3-2 and Vista Murrieta 11-0 on Saturday to take the title and improve their overall record to 22-1 ..read more

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The public is invited to provide input on a proposed community center planned for a vacant lot adjacent to the Menifee Library. The facility, to be approximately 20,000 square feet, will be built on land given to the City of Menifee by Riverside County. It was previously used as overflow parking for various events held across the street at Wheatfield Park. Potential considerations for the facility include multi-use meeting rooms; banquet rooms; indoor recreation and fitness space; public art displays; and passive outdoor amenities. A meeting to receive input will be held on April 25 at 4:30 ..read more