Karis Caddell is a General Assignment Reporter at Mid Valley Times. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to disaster and emergency response, public event safety, and the arts and entertainment sector, including film and cinema. Caddell's work has been featured in Mid Valley Times, The Sun-Gazette Newspaper, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Visalia, United States (Local)
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Karis Caddell's coverage focuses on local news, community events, public transportation, education, and city government in the United States, particularly California and Exeter. Hence, she will be interested in pitches related to these topics within her geographic focus.
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Farmersville City Council revisits immigration reform, adding recommendations to its Dignity Act resolution
After Measure O was laid to rest by voters before it made it to the November ballot, the Exeter Public Cemetery District is rethinking
The history of the lives and memories of many Woodlake families now has a permanent home at the Woodlake Botanical Garden.
Tulare County Board of Supervisors recognizes Woodlake High School varsity softball team after for another championship season
Farmersville City Council begins search for permanent city manager; council members discuss staffing shortages and hiring policies
Treasure Alley relocates from Exeter to a larger Farmersville storefront, expanding its merchandise and adding new amenities
to continue operating its concert series at the Zumwalt Park Amphitheater. The 4-1 vote authorized up to $160,000 in additional General Fund
By: Karis Caddell
In the Sweet River book series by Visalia author Rebecca Jo Jackson, the youngest of three sisters finally stepped into a story of her own.
Sequoia Riverlands Trust to honor Mark Larsen with 2026 Alan George Conservation Award for his decades of leadership in water management,
Tulare County Sheriff’s Office recognizes fallen Sheriff’s Deputy Randy Hoppert and Deputy Hector Negrete with Medal of Valor
