Community Services Employment Training (CSET) has announced the launch of a Winter Coat Drive, an initiative aimed at providing coats and jackets to keep south county families warm this winter. Community members are invited to donate new or gently used coats and jackets for both children and adults. As temperatures drop, many local families in […]
The Center for Art, Culture, and History—Exeter (CACHE) will be hosting a duo exhibition titled Christine Crozier & Marty Weekly: Still at It, featuring the paintings of Crozier and Weekly. The exhibit will be on display from December 4 to 27. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, December 4, from 4 PM to […]
Parents or friends who believe that a child may have a disability can find help by calling the Tulare County Office of Education or their local school district. Child Find is designed to identify children who may need special education services and connect them with appropriate educational programs. Special education services and programs are available in […]
After a nationwide search and competitive process, the Kern Community College District (KernCCD) is proud to announce the selection of Primavera Monarrez as the next President of Porterville College. Ms. Monarrez currently serves as the college’s Interim President. Her appointment to the permanent role is a testament to her dedication and the positive impact she […]
Dolores Huerta has declared her endorsement in the battleground seat of CA-22 in California’s Central Valley, supporting educator, school board member and auto shop owner Randy Villegas. “Randy’s community organizing experience has prepared him to be our Central Valley representative in Congress,” says Dolores Huerta. Randy Villegas said: “Nobody knows our Central Valley better than […]
Tulare County is experiencing an increase in cases of Tuberculosis, also known as TB, which is a serious illness caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Public Health officials encourage individuals to get screened for TB based on their risk factors and medical history. Those at higher risk of developing TB include: Close contacts of individuals […]
Today, Central Valley business leader and political outsider Kyle Kirkland announced his candidacy for Congress in CA-21. Kyle is the owner of Club One Casino in Fresno, president of the California Gaming Association, founder of the Kirkland Foundation and former chairman of Steinway Musical Instruments, the iconic piano manufacturer. He has spent the last two […]
Shop Local this holiday season by visiting The Holiday Shoppe at Arts Visalia. The gallery will be transformed into the most magical gift shop experience where everything is handmade and of original design. Find unique and meaningful gifts created by local artisans. Give back to your community with each gift you purchase November 28 – […]
On Sunday, ABC30 will air a new Children First program entitled All Kids Belong – a half-hour special about the benefits of programs that include a wide variety of students. This summer, TCOE launched its Esports League competition and an Esports Community of Practice (COP) to support teams throughout the county. El Monte Middle School […]
California often swings between climate extremes — from powerful storms to punishing droughts. As climate change drives more intense and frequent dry and wet cycles, pressure on California’s water supplies grows. A new University of California, Davis, economic study finds that drought in California pushes the price of water from rivers, lakes and reservoirs up […]