Sam Logan Named CEO of the Tulare and Kings County Building Industry Association

The Board of Directors of the Tulare and Kings Counties Building Industry Association (TKC/BIA) is proud to announce the appointment of Sam Logan as our new CEO effective 10/01/2022. Sam comes to us with a tremendous background including the last 22 years as a Financial Advisor and Vice President with AG Edwards and Merrill Lynch […]

Governor Newsom Signs Senator Hurtado’s Landmark Legislation Ratifying Key Tribal Gaming Compact with The State of California and the Tachi Yokut Tribe

Friday, September 23, Senator Melissa Hurtado (D-Sanger) released a statement after Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 559 a tribal-state gaming compact between the State of California and the Tachi Yokut Tribe: “For decades the Tachi Yokut Tribe has been a valuable partner in the Kings County Community,” said Senator Melissa Hurtado. “The Tribe provides scholarship assistance, […]

College of the Sequoias Offers NEW Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) Class

The COS Training Resource Center is proud to announce the new launch of the Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) Class taught by industrial automation instructor, Travis Asher! This class is open to anyone in the community and for companies/businesses interested in sending their manufacturing or PLC technicians for training on troubleshooting PLC systems. This class is […]

Sequoia Parks Conservancy Invites You to A Star Party under the Milky Way at The Ninth Annual Dark Sky Festival

 Sequoia Parks Conservancy, in partnership with the National Park Service, is excited to announce the schedule of events for the ninth annual Dark Sky Festival taking place Saturday, September 24, 2022 at locations across Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. This will mark the return of the largest night sky festival in the region after […]

Update on Water Main Work in Downtown Visalia and Road Closure Coming to Ben Maddox for Railroad Repair

California Water Service’s water main replacement project, in conjunction with the City of Visalia Downtown Streetlight project, has been suspended due to unforeseen field conditions. These unforeseen field conditions encountered in the process of boring under Mill Creek culvert, at the intersection of Main and Encina Streets, requires additional material that will not be available […]