May has been designated as Mental Health Month in Tulare County. “We know that mental health is integral to overall health,” said Phil Cox, chairman of the Tulare County Board of Supervisors. “People need to care for their mental health so they can respond to the stress of daily life and the challenges it presents.” […]
“Take Me Downtown,” the Thursday Night Market Place hosted by Main Street Hanford, starts this evening in Downtown Hanford. The event, which will be held from 5:30-9pm every Thursday for 22 weeks (through September 25) will kick-off its 14th year with live entertainment by the band August. Thursday Night Market Place is a weekly celebration […]
Sound N Vision will present a 9:30pm show with James Supercave and OMO on Friday, May 9, and follow that up with Gardens & Villa and Rogues at an 8pm show on Saturday, May 10. Both shows will be at the Cellar Door in downtown Visalia. Hailing from Los Angeles, James Supercave consists of Joaquin […]
Parades and cultural events will help Tulare and Kings counties celebrate Cinco de Mayo, which marks the Mexican army’s 1862 victory over France at the Battle of Puebla during the Franco-Mexican War. Over the years, the holiday has evolved into a celebration of Mexican culture and heritage in the U.S., and South Valley residents will […]
Exeter, famous for its murals and known as one of America’s Prettiest Painted Places, is hosting “Full Bloom 2014,” the 11th Annual Full Bloom Garden Walk on Saturday, May 10, from 9am to 2pm. Visitors are invited to explore five beautiful and unique private gardens in and around the Exeter area. Refreshments will be hosted by […]
The Visalia Fox Theatre’s Independent Film Series continues with “Cutie and the Boxer” at 7:30pm on Thursday, May 15. The film won the 2013 Sundance Film Festival’s “Best Director Award” and was a nominee for 2013 Academy Award for “Best Documentary Feature.” A reflection on love, sacrifice and the creative spirit, this candid New York […]
Valley Voice, I read your article on Calif. Food Banks have crucial need for more milk. I’m pretty sure these folks who are asking for food at the banks are receiving the E.B.T. Card and can buy so much food, I live where a lot of these Mexicans live they throw meat and all kinds […]
Do you believe the official 9-11 report? Why? According to AE911Truth, there is scientific proof that the Twin Towers and Building #7 were demolished by explosives. Many Americans agree with the architects and engineers of AE911Truth that a new independent investigation into 9-11 is needed because of the facts they have discovered. Why is the […]
The Visalia City Council’s water conservation ordinance that implemented Stage 4 – Water Emergency, allows watering two days a week in May, and three days a week from June through September. In total, the changes will bring an estimated 25% annual reduction in landscape irrigation, which is responsible for about 60% of total water usage […]
Professor Toy and drummer Eric Anderson will be leading fun-filled adventures during Science Saturdays at 1pm at ImagineU Children’s Museum in May. May 3 — Learn the Science behind Gum! According to The Guinness Book of World Records, the biggest bubble gum bubble was roughly the size of an extra large pizza. Professor Toy will […]