Valley Adult Day Services, a Porterville-based nonprofit organization, has been awarded a national grant from the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) to create Mobile Memory Cafés which will bring dementia-friendly programming and caregiver support directly into underserved and rural areas of Tulare County. Designed for individuals living with dementia and their caregivers, the Mobile Memory […]
One hundred years ago, a new institution of learning was established on what is now the Redwood High School campus where it remained until 1939-40 while the present Mooney Ave campus was constructed. In the century since 1926, College of the Sequoias has become the center of higher learning in Visalia. The city itself grew […]
The Center for Art, Culture, and History—Exeter (CACHE) will host its fourth annual benefit fundraiser. This year will feature a suspenseful melodrama titled “The Missing Masterpiece” on Saturday, September 26, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. CACHE will present an over-the-top melodrama about a missing work of art and a sinister villain in collaboration with […]
After more than three decades of dedicated leadership and service to youth and families across the Central Valley, Boys & Girls Clubs of the Sequoias announces the retirement of longtime Chief Executive Officer Galen Quenzer and welcomes Keith R. Stump as the organization’s next Chief Executive Officer. Stump will officially begin his role on Monday, […]
Salt + Light will host its 6th Annual Summer Soirée, Sahara Nights, on Saturday, August 22, at the Tulare Veterans Memorial Building. The annual fundraising event brings together community members, local businesses, supporters and partners for an evening celebrating the power of community and the transformational impact of giving someone a place to belong. The […]
Today, the Bureau of Reclamation announced a 3 percent allocation increase for Westlands Water District (District) and other south-of-Delta Central Valley Project irrigation water service and repayment contractors In response, Allison Febbo, General Manager of Westlands Water District, issued the following statement: “We appreciate this increased allocation and want to acknowledge the hard work the […]
Fall is right around the corner, and the City of Visalia Parks & Recreation team has released the new Fall 2026 Live & Play Activity Guide. Packed with fresh classes, adult, and youth sports leagues, as well as seasonal community events, the interactive digital guide is live online now at www.visalia.gov/FallGuide. The Fall 2026 Live […]
The TCOE CHOICES Prevention Programs, in a strategic partnership with the California Friday Night Live Partnership and the City of Tulare, has launched a comprehensive youth cannabis prevention initiative funded by a $4.5 million Prop 64 Public Health & Safety Grant. A primary focus of this project is the creation of the Tulare County Youth […]
The City of Visalia is in the process of updating its Storm Water Master Plan, and the completed report is now online and ready for public review and feedback. “Visalia’s storm water drainage system is a critical part of our public infrastructure,” shares Katherine Woodhull-Fuget, Associate Engineer, City of Visalia. “While it goes unnoticed during […]
Live Theater The Kings Players present “The Mousetrap,” Agatha Christie’s famous thriller about people trapped in a snowstorm getting killed one after another, from Aug. 14-30. Temple Theater, 514 Visalia St., Hanford. 559 584-7241 or www.kingsplayers.org Lindsay Community Theater presents their annual Shakespeare in the Park, “The Merry Wives of Windsor,” a farce about Falstaff […]