The California Farm Bureau today joined various California counties and forestry and wood products organizations in filing a legal brief seeking to intervene in defense of the U.S. Forest Service’s use of a critical retardant used in wildfire suppression. The Farm Bureau’s decision to intervene in the case is in response to litigation challenging the […]
O-R-M-O-L-U The gold-colored alloy of copper, zinc, and tin used in decorating furniture and making ornaments was the winning word in last week’s 2023 Tulare County Spelling Championship. Ormolu was the 15th word spelled correctly by champion Sarvadnya Kadam, a sixth-grade student at Oak Grove Elementary School in Visalia. Kadam will represent Tulare County at […]
Kaweah Health’s Family Medicine Residency Program has moved from Visalia to Tulare, where starting today, March 6, there are more family medicine physicians seeing patients than ever before. Kaweah Health’s Tulare Health Clinic, which already provided primary, specialty, and walk-in care, now joins forces with Kaweah Health’s Family Medicine Residency Program and the end result […]
As a true Gateway to the Sequoias, the City of Visalia has offered affordable transportation to the Sequoia National Park via its Sequoia Shuttle service since 2007. This year, residents and visitors from all over the world can plan ahead when visiting the Sequoia National Park and make a reservation via a new online system. […]
The League of Women Voters of Tulare County is pleased to present Laura Ramos at our March 21, 2023 lunch meeting. She is the Associate Director of Research and Education of the California Water Institute at California State University, Fresno. Her primary duty is to elevate the water IQ of the community by engaging stakeholders […]
The Alpaugh, Exeter, Lindsay, and Pixley Branches of the Tulare County Library seek applicants for internship positions funded through the generosity of the California State Library’s Stronger Together: Out of School Grant and the Tulare County Library Foundation. Open to teens ages 15-18, the interns design and implement MakerSpace programs, with a $500 scholarship awarded […]
Children’s academic success depends on a lot of things that schools do not have control over. Parental education plays a significant factor. Low literacy affects one in four people over the age of 15 years old and Tulare County’s numbers are higher. Increasing a person’s literacy skills benefits the individual, their family, and the wider […]
As the No. 1 agricultural state, with a $51.1 billion farm economy and more than 400 commodities, California and its government leaders, farmers and residents are weighing in on how members of Congress should shape the 2023 Farm Bill. During a state Senate Agriculture Committee hearing last week, Sen. Melissa Hurtado, the committee chair, said […]
Leadership Tulare is proud to present the 2nd Annual Night of The Killer Dueling Pianos to Tulare! This fun-filled event will take place Friday, March 24th at 6:00 pm. Doors open at 5:30 pm in the Heritage Complex of the International Agri-Center, Tulare. This much-anticipated event will consist of an exhilarating performance by two extraordinary […]
Due to the local State of Emergency declarations because of potential flooding, Community Services Employment Training (CSET) is providing emergency assistance to low-income households in Tulare County affected by the recent severe weather conditions in the region. “With severe storms impacting communities in Tulare County, CSET will provide this temporary emergency assistance through the Severe […]