This Week's Feature: City of Victorville Services Provided: Victorville Bright Lights Program Do you know someone making a difference in Victorville? A volunteer who faithfully visits the elderly? Someone who rescues abandoned animals? A coach or counselor or a business person who donates their services or products to others in need? If so, they are a candidate for the Bright Lights Program. What is Bright Lights? It’s a program about people. We believe it’s our people that create the true success stories in Victorville. That’s why the City of Victorville has created the Bright Lights Program to showcase the amazing stories of our unsung heroes who truly make a real difference in our community. And you know who they are. That’s why we need to hear from you. Nominate a deserving citizen who makes our skies brighter. Nominations for the following month must be received by the 10th of the month. To download the official nomination form, use the link below, or download a form from one of our Bright Lights Sponsors at www.burrtec.com or www.vvdailypress.com. Pease send completed nomination form to: City of Victorville Attention: Public Information 14343 Civic Drive Victorville, CA 92392 Click for Full Article   No Coupons are available at this time.   View More     No Upcoming Events are available at this time.   View More Bluestar Active in our local communities Residential Installations Commercial Installations Apple Valley Chamber Building   View More     Apple Valley, California - Business Community Shear Realty Investors CD Welcome to Apple Valley, California Apple Valley, California - Industrial Services Choice Medical Group   View More Top News Occupy D.C.: Police cut size of camp, stop short of clearing it Nevada caucuses: Mitt Romney banks on Mormon vote Russia, China block U.N. resolution on Syria violence Nevada caucuses lack the suspense of previous GOP contests Wave of Syrian violence called 'massacre,' comes ahead of U.N. vote California News Worker falls into nuclear reactor pool at San Onofre DNA key in case against Ocampo, D.A. says School stunned at arrest of second teacher for alleged lewd acts Lance Armstrong doping investigation is dropped Bilingual classes try to push Latinos toward college Entertainment Critic's Notebook: An American's take on 'Downton Abbey' 'Chronicle' director: With great power comes irresponsibility? 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation': Bruce Willis takes command Daniel Radcliffe: My days as 'messy drunk' were less than magical Album review: Van Halen's 'A Different Kind of Truth' Automotive Honda loses Small Claims Court suit over Civic hybrid fuel economy Chrysler, other U.S. automakers post strong January numbers Harley-Davidson Seventy-Two Harley-Davidson Softail Slim Saturday Drive: Audi TT RS Technology Apple's Australian suit vs. Samsung grows to 278 patent claims iBooks Author update: Apple doesn't own you after all Anonymous leaks FBI phone call discussing hacking investigations No more excuses -- Girl Scouts now accept credit cards Start-up Spotlight: Jessica Alba creates e-commerce brand Honest Education School stunned at arrest of second teacher for alleged lewd acts Claremont McKenna College removed from magazine ranking Accused teacher Mark Berndt was target of investigation in 1994 L.A. Unified seeks dismissal of music teacher in abuse case California lawmakers keep school buses rolling Sports Lakers avoid stumble at start of trip Clippers sign Kenyon Martin to one-year deal World B. Free, Clippers' last All-Star starter, has fond memories Mitch Kupchak remains positive despite Lakers' road woes Staples clock problem may not have been the first Finance Jerry Brown's a lot of things, but he's no tax-and-spender