Baby with the Bathwater is Christopher Durang at his best. His witty satirical dialogue will have you laughing and gasping at the same time. Director Elicia Russell loves the play. “Christopher Durang can take normal things, even horrific things,” she said, “and make them funny.” Baby with the Bathwater run begins February 27 at the […]
P. Kay Woods will exhibit some of her own images of “edges” as seen through her camera lens in the Brandon-Mitchell Gallery at the Spiritual Awareness Center in March and April. Artist receptions will be held on First Fridays, March 6 and April 3, from 5:30-8pm. Woods, who has lived and traveled all around the […]
Guest artists from all over are flocking to the Jon Ginsburg Gallery at The Creative Center, offering their best work featuring birds. This is an invitational show with participating artists donating 25 percent of their sales to The Creative Center. Visitors are encouraged to buy their favorite piece of art and help support The Creative […]
In order to be eligible for benefits from the VA, a veteran must meet minimum active duty service requirements. For most veterans this means 24 months of continuous active duty. Non-duty periods that are considered excludable are not considered as a break in service for continuity purposes but are to be subtracted from total time […]
This letter is a request that your editorial board review this House Resolution and consider supporting it. Here is the resolution: H.Res. 14 Urging the president to release information regarding the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks upon the United States. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRSENTATIVES January 6, 2015 Mr. JONES (for himself, Mr. LYNCH, and Mr. MASSIE) […]
RadioShack, known by many baby-boomers as the go-to place for electronics in the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on February 5, following 11 consistent quarterly losses. The well-known chain will be closing at least 1,784 of its 4,297 stores throughout the nation and Mexico. Included on the list for closing […]
When one looks for what is commonly referred to as a “Market Disruptor” in neighboring Silicon Valley, most would not look to agriculture. Yet agriculture is poised for massive market disruption and World Ag Expo 2015 was the stage to see it. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (e.g. “drones”), satellite imagery and remote sensing technologies for water, […]
The news out of San Francisco on Friday, February 6 was not auspicious for oceangoing commerce. Nor was it good for the lengthy inland chain of producers, manufacturers, packers and truckers who send goods of all kinds to market at the nation’s West Coast ports. The Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) announced that the weekend’s vessel […]
On January 24, the Tulare County Democratic Party cut a ceremonial ribbon to officially open its new administrative headquarters in downtown Visalia’s Montgomery Square. State Assemblyman Devon Mathis (R-26) was on hand to offer his congratulations, presenting a letter to Chairman Ruben Macareno. “He did say he would reach across the aisle during his campaign, […]
By the time she got a letter on January 21 warning her of possible fraud at her credit union, Carol Blackwell’s account had already been robbed of $1,900. “I thought it might be my fault,” Blackwell said. However, she wasn’t the only victim. At least two other Educational Employees Credit Union (EECU) customers have reported […]