UPDATE: The City of Exeter, the State Water Resources Control Board, and Tulare County have determined that water is safe to drink and that City of Exeter Water System customers no longer need to boil their water. A notice distributed by the City of Exeter states that “no harmful effects occurred in the water system as a […]
Exeter Public Schools Superintendent Tim Hall says the District will likely seek voter approval for a funding bond to appear on the ballot during the November 2016 election. “There was an initial discussion about that,” with the Exeter Unified School District Board, Hall said. “What we did was hire a consulting firm to determine how […]
Lately Exeter has seen a lot of dirt being pushed around and walls going up near the corner of Visalia Road and Belmont Avenue. A little more than a year ago, the Dollar General went up and opened next to Burger King. Now walls are going up on the corner for a new home to […]
Residents of Exeter may see a hike in their sewer, water and refuse rates sometime around the end of this year. The proposed increases are needed to keep the city services funding in the black and to cover maintenance of the sewer and water systems, said Daymon Qualls, director of Public Works for the city. […]
The late Exeter police officer Daniel Green, 31, was laid to rest Tuesday, February 17, following a funeral service at the First Assembly of God Church in Visalia filled to capacity with family members, fellow officers, friends and those who just wanted to pay their respect. The funeral procession lined with hundreds of motorcycles and […]
Exeter’s Man and Woman of the Year, Heritage, Beautification and Business of the Year will be honored at the Exeter Chamber of Commerce 91st Annual Banquet on February 22. The event honors those whose commitment, dedication and teamwork has made a positive impact on the people, quality of life and the business community of Exeter. […]