The Fallbrook Village News

1 week ago | villagenews.com | Joe Naiman

Fallbrook High School’s boys volleyball team won the Warriors’ first five Valley League games of the 2025 season. “It feels pretty good to be at five wins,” said Fallbrook coach Chip Patterson. The 25-16, 25-14, 25-18 home victory April 7 against Oceanside gave Fallbrook an overall 16-8 record in addition to the 5-0 Valley League mark.

1 week ago | villagenews.com | Julie Reeder

There is plenty of bad news available pushing fear that our economic world is crashing and that Trump is causing another great recession or depression with his tariff policies. I suppose that the people who are decrying these changes would want us to just continue kicking the can down the road until we are bankrupt as a country and Social Security is bankrupt as well. Why not handle it now? Find the fraud and waste, bring industry back, and solve the deficit?

2 weeks ago | villagenews.com | Stanley Popovich

Do you or someone you know struggle with staying sober on a daily basis? If so, it can be really challenging to remain sober while dealing with other issues in your life. As a result, here are six ways to maintain your sobriety and remain alcohol free. 1. Learn how to stay sober: Your best bet is to learn the techniques that will help you to remain sober. It is important to be aware of what you should and should not do when trying to maintain your sobriety.

2 weeks ago | villagenews.com | Tim Leary

A sleepy landmark that anchors a slice of south Fallbrook has been jolted out of its slumber. The past has always pulled at me. For me, the past is a blur of beauty, curiosity, history and humanity. This odd historic property came to my attention shortly after I moved to Fallbrook in 2002. I would ponder the aging place whenever I drove by it while heading to or from our friendly village. The quirky complex of wooden, one-story buildings hugs a rectangular stretch of South Mission Road.

2 weeks ago | villagenews.com | Joe Naiman

| Last updated Apr 12, 2025 7:49amA new five-year Capital Improvement Project plan for the Rainbow Municipal Water District was approved by the Rainbow board March 25. The 4-0 vote, with Patti Townsend-Smith absent, covers 35 water and wastewater projects with total estimated expenses of $68,112,520 between Fiscal Years 2025-26 and 2029-30.