When: Thursday, August 25th, 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. Where: Civic Park in Downtown Hanford This Thursday, August 25th, the Thursday Night Market Place will be honoring Wyland Gomes’ birthday in downtown Hanford. Wyland, a Hanford native, was only ten years old when his life was selfishly stolen from him on March 2, 2020. To honor […]
I am announcing that I am not running for re-election for Farmersville City Council; however, I am running for the Farmersville Unified School District Board with the support of many of you and groups like the Farmersville Teachers Association. It is an honor to presently represent you on the council and wish to continue serving […]
Salt + Light and Self-Help Enterprises break ground August 25, 2022 at 10am on Riggin and Florence Avenue in Goshen. The partnership is developing the first permanent, supportive housing community of its kind for those experiencing homelessness in the State of California. “Self-Help Enterprises is excited to work with Salt + Light to build their […]
A Press release by the Lockwood Agency The Tulare County Fair’s “Jam-Packed Fun” begins Wednesday, Sept. 14, offering new attractions, fun fair food and great music. The 2022 Fair features five days of music and fun. Opening day includes a tribute to Luke Bryan and Tim McGraw, followed by Left of Centre, presented by Eagle […]
By Tricia Stever Blattler, Executive Director of Tulare County Farm Bureau and volunteer with a local dog rescue and interacts with animal shelters all over the Central Valley. I serve on the Tulare County Animal Services Advisory Committee, and we met in early August to hear updates about the work of the shelter, the statistics […]
The National Guard Bureau and Department of the Air Force held an informational meeting August 10 at the Portuguese Hall in Lemoore about the proposal to locate the F-35A Lightning II and the F-15EX at the Naval Air Station Lemoore (NAS). The National Guard Bureau proposes to beddown one squadron of F-15EX aircraft at two […]
At its meeting on August 2, 2022, the Porterville City Council approved the development of an approximate 12-acre multi-sport complex in Downtown Porterville. What is currently referred to as the Heritage Sports Complex will be located south of Olive Avenue, adjacent to the Rails to Trails Parkway, also referred to as the Santa Fe Byway. […]
The Irrigation Association is excited to announce that Charlie Abee, CAIS, of the College of the Sequoias, is a recipient of the 2022 Excellence in Education Award, sponsored by Hunter Industries. This award recognizes an outstanding educator who teaches irrigation, water management and/or water conservation in affiliation with a two- or four-year institution and has […]
California farmers and ranchers affected by a third consecutive year of drought and related emergency curtailments of water deliveries have planted fewer acres, fallowed fields or reduced livestock herds to make it through the season. Siskiyou County rancher Ryan Walker, president of the county’s Farm Bureau, said farmers affected by emergency water curtailments—readopted in July […]
The Fresno City Council’s action to award a construction contract for the East Apron Reconfiguration project at Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) provides the aircraft circulation and parking space for FAT’s upcoming major terminal expansion which will accommodate current and future growth forecasted to increase 18 percent from 2022 through 2030. Branded FATforward, this historic […]