A land conservation professional from Nevada City has earned First Place in the 41st annual California Farm Bureau Photo Contest. Maddison Easley won $1,000 for her photo of a ray of sunlight shining through the haze of a smoldering fire, with a charred tree in the foreground. “It was an eerily beautiful scene I wanted to […]
Six astonishing women have been selected as the recipients of the prestigious Common Threads Award, which honors women in agriculture for their remarkable contributions to agriculture and philanthropic stewardship. The honorees for 2023 include: Aubrey Bettencourt, Hanford Holly Rosa, Hanford Juanita Calzadillas-Pedrozo, Merced Lucy Areias, Fresno Nanette Simonian, Fowler Sheri Kanagawa, Hanford Honorary Award – Tricia […]
The Tulare County Library’s Dinuba Branch remodeling project is about to begin in late January 2023. Due to the project the Branch closed Tuesday, January 3, 2023 to pack up and move books, computers, and other items. Pick Up services and book returns are available until Thursday, January 12, 2023. Following that, the location is […]
The California Dairy Research Foundation and University of California, Davis CLEAR Center announced on Dec. 14 the release of a new analysis of methane reduction progress titled “Meeting the Call: How California is Pioneering a Pathway to Significant Dairy Sector Methane Reduction.” The paper, authored by researchers at UC Davis affiliated with UC Agriculture and […]
Beginning in February, TCOE’s Theatre Company will hold six weeks of spring classes open to students throughout the county. Classes will be held from February 14 until March 23, at TCOE’s Doe Avenue Complex, located at 7000 W. Doe Avenue in Visalia. Students will be able to choose from acting classes taught by Theatre Company […]
Last month, longtime local educator Tony Rodriguez took the oath of office to become trustee for Area 7 of the Tulare County Board of Education. Rodriguez will serve the Tulare area, replacing Pat Hillman, who retired last month. Rodriguez grew up in the Woodville area, attending Woodville Union School and graduating from Monache High School […]
The Long Island Medium, Theresa Caputo, is celebrating her 10th Anniversary of being out on tour and sharing personal stories about her life and explaining how her gift works. Theresa will deliver healing messages to audience members and give people comfort knowing that their loved ones who have passed are still with them, but just in a different way. THERESA CAPUTO LIVE! THE EXPERIENCE brings Theresa face-to-face with […]
It has been said that “Adults don’t need to be taught so much as they need to be reminded.” The process of becoming more aware of how you interact with others and why that style is or is not effective is one of the key objectives of the COS Training Resource Center’s Supervisory Academy. It’s […]
In honor of Women’s History Month in March, the Tulare Historical Museum presents an exhibit featuring selected women who have had a significant impact on the city of Tulare. A Female History: Women Who Have Made Tulare Great, highlights the lives and accomplishments of Delores Browning, Daisy Fung, Ruth Sayre, and Alice Topham. The diverse […]
Sheriff Mike Boudreaux has taken the Oath of Office and was sworn in for his third term as Sheriff-Coroner of Tulare County by the Honorable Tulare County Presiding Judge Juliet Boccone. “I rarely get nervous,” Sheriff Boudreaux said. “But today I was because it just means so much to me.” He thanked his parents, wife, […]