We learn as children that it is better to give than to receive. We are taught to give because it feels good to help someone in need. But is there a deeper meaning or feeling associated with giving? Is there a new level of humanity that happens when we give to a cause, a fundraiser, […]
On April 1, Tulare County is launching its Microbusiness Covid Relief Fund program. The program will provide $2,500 grants for Tulare County Microbusinesses Businesses significantly impacted by COVID-19. Businesses and who earn less than $50,000 in revenue are encouraged to apply. The money can be spent on new equipment, working capital, local permits or fees, […]
Returning after two years, the Porterville Breakfast Rotary Club is encouraging everyone to lace up their shoes to walk, run and fundraise for their Annual ‘Run for Life’ event, taking place at Granite Hills High School on May 7, 2022, at 8 a.m. Proceeds from the event will benefit Sierra View Medical Center’s Roger S. […]
Comedian Steve Trevino is coming to The Visalia Fox Theatre on May 21, 2022. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 8th at 10am. Tickets can be purchased at the Visalia Fox Theatre Box Office, by calling 559-625-1FOX, or visit www.foxvisalia.org.. A little about comedian Steve Trevino…You could invite him over for a nice civilized dinner […]
The 60th Annual SCICON Barbecue & Wildflower Festival will be held Sunday, April 10, from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. There is no charge to visit the campus or enjoy the numerous activities, including wildflower walks and student entertainment. Visitors can also enjoy tours of the museum and raptor center. “We are looking forward to having the community back in person for […]
A press release from the City of Visalia Visalians, we need your feedback! The Engineering Division of the City of Visalia will be hosting a public, virtual workshop on the Goshen Visalia Corridor Project on Thursday, April 7th from 6 to 7:30 p.m. “The project consists of reconstructing and extending the Goshen Trail in order […]
The grass is cut, hot dogs are on the grill, beer is cold, it’s time for baseball in the Central Valley! The Visalia Rawhide are ready to take the field at Valley Strong Ballpark on Friday, April 8, at 6:45 P.M., gates open at 5:30 P.M.! The team kicks off the season going against the […]
Press release from Tulare County Office of Education On Friday, April 1, high school students from Tulare and Kings counties will be visiting the Visalia and Tulare campuses of College of the Sequoias for the annual College and Career EXPO. Nearly 460 students from 20 schools have registered to participate in EXPO 2022. EXPO has […]
Local non-profit donates clean drinking water systems to eligible families Water quality is one of Central California’s biggest challenges, with high levels of nitrate and arsenic contaminants and worsening drought conditions. For the thousands of Central Valley residents who can’t safely drink water from their tap, a new community program offers a solution. Supported by […]
Darlene Mata, Hanford Community Development director currently on an extended medical leave, is suing the city and Council Members Art Brieno and Francisco Ramirez, in a discrimination lawsuit seeking a judgment for lost earnings and benefits. The suit filed in Kings County Superior Court on March 16 follows unsuccessful attempts by Mata and her attorney […]