The John M Nelson Conservancy is pleased to announce that the Camp Nelson Mountain Festival will be returning to the Camp Nelson Meadow on August 6th! Admission is FREE and the weather is cooler at this 5,000 feet elevation mountain community so come join the fun! There will be live music by three bands: Fire […]
The Legends of Motown will be performing live at the Visalia Fox Theatre on Friday, September 30th! The show will begin at 8pm and the doors will open at 7pm. Tickets will be available for sale on Thursday, July 21st at 10am for $35, $45 & $55 each and may be purchased by visiting www.foxvisalia.events/ […]
A non-profit organization based in the Central Valley is making life better for the people of Tulare County and the surrounding areas. The Dolores Huerta Foundation (DHF) was created in 2002 by its namesake, who worked with Cesar Chavez to found the United Farm Workers. Dolores Huerta is famous for her efforts to improve life […]
A press release from the Tulare County District Attorney’s office District Attorney Tim Ward has announced the launch of a cold case website in an effort to shine new light on unsolved Tulare County homicides. “In 2019, we created the Cold Case Homicide Unit to assist allied law enforcement agencies in their efforts to bring […]
A press release from the City of Visalia Those seeking to run for one of the open Visalia City Council seats may pick-up and file Declaration of Candidacy papers from the County of Tulare Elections Division starting July 18, 2022. The November 8, 2022 General Municipal Election will include four offices to be elected in […]
A press release from Tulare County Health and Human Resources Tulare County Public Health has confirmed the first case of Monkeypox has been identified in a Tulare County resident. While the number of probable/confirmed cases is growing in California (186 cases) and the United States (791 cases), the risk of monkeypox to the general population […]
The images are in and they’re even better than one could imagine. NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope began transmitting the clearest, infrared images from the deepest parts of the universe this week. The images will be available in large format at a gallery exhibition Friday, July 15 at TCOE’s Planetarium & Science Center. NASA Solar […]
Editor’s note: The Opinion Writer requested that all identifying information be taken out of the following letter. The Valley Voice has left an outline of the Opinion Writer’s complaints about a family member’s burial. This editorial was updated July 13 at 11:00am Dear Clara, “I want to give the Tulare Public Cemetery District Management and […]
Agriculture and business groups are imploring Gov. Gavin Newsom and the Legislature to set clear goals for boosting water storage and supplies as the drought threatens to cripple California’s food, energy and housing sectors. “Our existing water system can no longer deliver the water necessary to sustain the world’s fifth-largest economy,” the California Farm Bureau […]
Enchanted Playhouse Theatre Co. has been bringing books to life for children of all ages for the last 30 years but like any good fairy tale, there are heroes and villains along the way. In this case, the villain was COVID-19, which nearly killed the nonprofit theater company by taking away its only sources of […]