One morning Tom Duval woke up and was shocked to find that he couldn’t lift his arms anymore. Naturally, Duval left his motorhome and went to the hospital. Little did he know, this was the beginning of his journey into homelessness. Duval’s condition worsened and he lost the ability to move his legs. As a […]
The Hanford City Council Tuesday censured City Councilman Art Brieno for sexual harassment of a city employee in a tension-packed meeting where council members and the general public harshly criticized Brieno for his conduct. Brieno admitted mistakes but defended his right to question the employee’s actions toward his constituents. The most biting criticism came from […]
Sheriff Boudreaux to speak at their March 4 meeting – all are welcome Trump lost and Biden won. So how does a conservative grass roots organization such as Exeter Republican Women respond to such a declaration? According to Vicki Riddle, founder and Vice President in charge of programs, “We get busier. We up our game […]
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks News Release Across the nation, National Park Service sites are working to improve access for people with disabilities. In recent years, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks have modified many trails, features, and facilities to make them more accessible and comfortable for all visitors. To promote and share information […]
A Press Release from Tulare County Health and Human Services. Healthcare Providers, Pharmacies, and OptumServe NOW Offering Vaccine to those Eligible in Tier 1 of Phase 1B As more vaccine supply is delivered to Tulare County, area healthcare providers, pharmacy partners, and state-sponsored OptumServe locations join Tulare County Public Health in getting eligible residents throughout […]
Virtual Public Meetings Will Help Shape Visalia’s First Inclusive Play Space – A Press Release from the City of Visalia VISALIA, CA – We need your input Visalians! The City of Visalia Community Services Department, in coordination with the non-profit Unlimited Play, will be hosting a series of public meetings to help guide the process of creating […]
In the finals of the annual Tulare County Mock Trial competition held last week, University Preparatory High School (UPHS) defeated Redwood High School, which had previously won the event four years in a row. UPHS will represent Tulare County at the state virtual finals next month. Members of the UPHS Mock Trial team include Christopher […]
In November of 2018, Tulare County voters within the Visalia Unified School District area passed Measure A, a bond authorizing $105.3 million for modernizations and funds for a fifth high school. Of that amount, $35.3 million was allocated for modernization projects within the school district to include science classroom upgrades and added security measures. The […]
The Tulare Historical Museum will be featuring its very first virtual historical and art exhibits. Both will be in recognition of Women’s History Month, coming up in March. The historical exhibit is entitled, Domestic Life: Women at Home, and the art exhibit is entitled, The Multifaceted Female: Celebrating Women in the Arts. These will be […]
Adventist Health in the Central Valley is pleased to welcome board-certified general surgeon Fateh Entabi, MD, to its medical offices in Tulare and Fowler. He offers patients a full range of general surgical procedures, including upper and lower endoscopy, colonoscopy, skin lesion resection, removal of breast tumors and more. Entabi was inspired to become a […]