Air quality affects everybody, and the state of the air in the southern San Joaquin Valley holds dire consequences for everyone who lives here. How bad is it? Levels of microscopic particles in the air, levels of ozone, methane and other gases and the constant spewing of noxious compounds into the atmosphere make this among […]
Tickets are now available for the planetarium’s A Holiday Celestial Spectacular on December 19. The evening will feature four showings of the dazzling planetarium program, “Aurora Lights of Wonder.” Visitors will enjoy music by the University Preparatory High School handbell choir, singers from a variety of Tulare County high schools, family games, and photos with […]
Lemoore College proudly hosts the 2024 3C2A Wrestling State Championships at the Golden Eagle Arena on December 13 and 14, 2024. The event will feature the best wrestlers from across the State with nine Lemoore College wrestlers earning spots in the state championships. The Golden Eagle Arena will host two days of intense competition, during which […]
Stan Ellis, a farmer, entrepreneur, and community leader with deep roots in the Central Valley, announced today that he is officially running in the special election for California Assembly District 32. With decades of experience in business, innovation, and public service, Ellis is poised to bring strong, values-driven leadership to Sacramento. “Sacramento’s Democrats and Governor Newsom […]
Experience the magic of the holiday season at the Tulare County Museum! Christmas at the Museum is a festive event that brings the community together for a weekend of holiday cheer, wonder, and family fun. This year’s event will take place on Saturday, December 14 and Sunday, December 15 from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the museum, located at 27000 […]
The Tulare County Library and the Tulare County Museum are proud to announce an exciting new collaboration aimed at preserving and digitizing outdated media. The launch of the Memory Lab represents a significant step forward in ensuring the longevity and accessibility of valuable historical and cultural materials for future generations. The Memory Lab will open […]
Air quality officials are advising San Joaquin Valley residents that local conditions are cold, dry and stagnant, causing PM2.5 emissions (particulate matter pollution) to accumulate, resulting in higher pollution concentrations throughout the Valley air basin. The air basin includes the counties of San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and the Valley portion of […]
You won’t miss a thing when you have Donna Orozco’s Calendar of Events! Community theater “Children’s Nutcracker” is presented by the Lindsay Community Theatre, 190 N. Elmwood, Dec. 6-8. The story of the young girl Clara and her unusual Nutcracker doll. 559 284-2223 or www.lindsaycommunitytheater.com “The Music Man,” a family musical about a con man […]
Our Mighty Oak Chorus would like to invite everyone to our “5th Annual Christmas Concert” coming on Friday, Dec. 13th, 2024, from 6 to 8pm, at the Rise Church, 1023 North Chinowth in Visalia. It’s a fun-filled family event with chorus and quartet songs like “Jingle Bells”.. “Silent Night.. Holy Night”.. “We Wish You A […]
Terry Ommen is Visalia’s preeminent historian, and each year he selects a topic in local history to discuss in the monthly forum, “Tulare County Voices at 210.” This year’s subject is “The Butterfield Overland Stage: Tulare County’s Link to the Outside World.” The forum is at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 10 at 210 W. Center […]