An afternoon of elegance, rhythm, and community connection comes to Visalia this spring with Cool Cats: Romance, Rhythm & Resonance – an intimate salon-style concert and fundraiser hosted by the Center for Spiritual Living. Led by Yamaha Performing Artist Tracy Harris, this distinctive musical experience blends classical refinement with jazz-inspired warmth and sophistication. Designed as […]
El Diamante High School (EDHS) was recently named a 2026 California Distinguished School by the California Department of Education, one of the state’s highest honors recognizing exceptional student performance and academic progress. El Diamante High School is one of five schools in Tulare County who received the designation. Eligibility for all categories is determined by […]
The community is invited to come together for a day of celebration, connection, and culture at the Museum’s annual free community event. This beloved yearly tradition brings families, friends, and neighbors together for an exciting lineup of live performances, delicious food trucks, interactive demonstrations, and local community booths — all at no cost to attend. […]
This spring, Tulare County Library invites our communities to take part in One Book, One Coast, a shared reading initiative connecting more than 140 libraries across California, Oregon, and Washington that celebrates literacy, learning, community, and civil discourse. As the largest book club on the West Coast, One Book, One Coast brings readers together around […]
Jim Morehead will be honored as the Tulare Noon Kiwanis’ 65th Annual Farmer of the Year, at a banquet set for April 1, 2026 at 12pm noon at the Heritage Complex in Tulare. Sponsors are invited, and event tickets are available from event chair, Celeste Moore, at 559-280-1481 or any Noon Kiwanis host committee member. […]
Westlands Water District is pleased to announce the twenty-second year of the District’s annual scholarship program in support of high school seniors pursuing higher education. Demonstrating its continued commitment to San Joaquin Valley youth, the Westlands Water District Board of Directors is once again awarding up to twenty $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors in 2026. […]
Randy Villegas, candidate for Congress in California’s 22nd Congressional District, formally challenges Republican David Valadao and Democrat Jasmeet Bains to accept KGET 17’s invitation for a televised debate on May 6th at 7pm. “Voters in our district deserve to be represented by elected officials who are willing to listen to them and share their vision […]
We’re getting ground prepped for tomato planting. That will be for the next 10 days. We’re in the back of blooming on the almonds. They’re pushing quickly, and with the warm days, everything will take off on our pistachios. We’re getting prepared for pruning and such. Our garlic looks good. This year we’re beginning with […]
Westlands Water District (District) released its 2025 Crop Report, underscoring the essential role the District’s nearly 700 family-owned farms play in feeding the nation, strengthening America’s food security, and driving economic activity throughout the San Joaquin Valley. The report details another year of high agricultural production, where farmers produced more than 50 high-quality crops using […]
Explore the microcosm of Symbiosis by Cheryl Coon this April. Cheryl Coon is a Bay-Area based artist that uses wire and plastic to bring microscopic organisms to a macro level through sensory-rich sculpture. Continue the journey into a reflective desert experience with the landscape paintings of Fresno-based artist Angel Lesnikowski with The Cigarette Box Project. […]