By Dr. Archana Dubey Chief Medical Officer UnitedHealthcare of California The fall season is upon us, teens have gone back to school and many are also gearing up for the sports season. Participating in sports, whether casual play or organized athletics, can be...
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Cauliflower ear – a hazard of wrestling
Cauliflower ear…ever heard of it? No pun intended. Football players get shin splints, runners get hammer toe and wrestlers get cauliflower ear...at least the lucky ones do. Many non-wrestlers might see it and wince, but most wrestlers love a good set of cauliflower...
Special Olympic athletes bowl for the gold
Hundreds witnessed the pinnacle of determination, skill and sportsmanship of our Special Olympic athletes at the Special Olympics Southern California 2024 bowling championships on Aug. 17. Jeffery Kellems (right) brought home the gold and Phyllis Wiggins was awarded a...
Highlanders win double-header
BY RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Crestline Highlanders of the SoCal Vintage Base Ball League have been having a great season. Although not undefeated as in the past two seasons, they are in third place as they enter the playoffs with a positive potential...
RIM OF THE WORLD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT – Classroom temperatures on the minds of parents and trustees
By Mary-Justine Lanyon At the Aug. 15 meeting of the Rim of the World Unified School District’s board of trustees, the issue of classroom temperatures was raised once again. Parent Samuel Threadgill, who serves on the executive board of the PTA at Valley of...
Wrestlers learn from a pro
It may be the start of football season – and wrestling season doesn’t start until November – but Rim wrestlers are training every day of the week that ends in “Y.” This past week, the head coach of the only NCAA D1 wrestling team in Southern California – California...









