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By: Esther Quintanilla
This story was originally published by The Merced FOCUS Childcare in the northern Central Valley is getting a funding bump, thanks to a new grant partnership between the Merced and Stanislaus county offices of education.
By: Esther Quintanilla
As the school year comes to a close, some students are putting their pens to paper and writing stories.
By: Esther Quintanilla
Taste of Tradition is a year-long, monthly class open to local youth that teaches Hmong culture.
When Kristy Xiong emigrated as a child from Thailand to the United States in 1992, she learned to hold onto her cultural roots through food.
By: Esther Quintanilla
Hmong have a rich history in the Central Valley . Over 80,000 call the region their home, with vibrant communities in Fresno, Merced, Stockton and Sacramento counties , according to Nielsberg Research.
By: Esther Quintanilla
When Kristy Xiong emigrated as a child from Thailand to the United States in 1992, she learned to hold onto her cultural roots through food.
By: Esther Quintanilla
The school was at risk of being closed at the beginning of the year. Parents joined forces to advocate for keeping it open.
Xiong and her students go over safety rules in the kitchen and basic ingredients for the dish.
On a bright sunny day in the Central Valley city of Selma, farmer Drew Ketelson was out with his crews harvesting nectarines. Ketelson, vice
By: Esther Quintanilla
To help in that effort, the ag-tech nonprofit F3 Innovate , or F3I, is launching a supercomputer at Fresno State – the first-of-its-kind in the region – to help farmers use AI to solve daily problems, and bring resources and technological support to Valley researchers and students.
