California Water Service’s water main replacement project, in conjunction with the City of Visalia Downtown Streetlight project, has been suspended due to unforeseen field conditions. These unforeseen field conditions encountered in the process of boring under Mill Creek culvert, at the intersection of Main and Encina Streets, requires additional material that will not be available […]
This is the first of a four part series on the November 8 Visalia City Council Election. Join the Visalia Chamber of Commerce Candidate’s Forum where Heather Clark and Vice Mayor Brian Poochigian will be participating. Heather Carter and her family moved to Visalia in 2019. She loved the city so much that she convinced […]
According to the Tulare County Registrar of Voters the first day to vote by mail is October 10. The office hopes to get the ballot in your mail box the week before. To prepare the voters, Visalia Chamber of Commerce and the League of Women Voters (LWV) are putting on three forums to cover propositions […]
Editor’s note: This is part one of a two part series on the VUSD board election. This article focuses on the incumbent board members. The next part of the series will focus on the candidates seeking to replace the incumbents. Halloween candy and decorations – even some early Xmas items – have arrived on the […]
A press release from Kaweah Health Kaweah Health is partnering with the Tulare County Fair on a “Pint for Pass” blood drive this week, to help increase the Central California Blood Center’s critically low blood supply. Donors will receive complimentary tickets for their family (up to six tickets) to attend the Tulare County Fair (Sept. […]
A press release by Kaweah Health Children who have experienced the significant death of a loved one will have the opportunity to learn how to communicate their feelings during this difficult time thanks to a new four-week support group sponsored by Kaweah Health Hospice. The free support group will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 6. The […]
Bailey is the sweetest girl you will ever meet. She is very loving and loves to be loved. Her owners moved out and left her at the vacant property to fend for herself. The neighbors became aware that she was left behind and began to feed and water her as they thought maybe the owners […]
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 […]
I’ve had the honor and pleasure of working with the Rob Taylor and Stafford’s Chocolates for several years and nominated them for the Small Business Development Center Outstanding Business Award which they deservingly won. Larry Stafford opened Stafford’s Chocolates in Porterville, California, in 1987. Larry quickly became obsessed with creating old-school chocolate confections. During the […]
A press release by Villegas for VUSD Dr. Randy Villegas has officially pulled papers and will be on the ballot this November, running to represent Visalia Unified School District area 6. The son of immigrants from Mexico, Dr. Randy Villegas was raised in the Central Valley and is proud to call Visalia home. A product […]