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By: Serena Bettis
Misty Villarreal, candidate for Lindsay City Council, discusses transparency, improving the city’s water supply
By: Serena Bettis, Rigo Moran
Ramiro Serna, candidate for Lindsay City Council, discusses continuing to address water infrastructure, roads and economic development
An outbreak of Highly Pathogenic Avian Flu identified at Central Valley dairies has forced the Big Fresno Fair to cancel several events
Amtrak is offering discount train tickets for visitors to the Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park for rededication ceremony
By: Derek Fleming, Rigo Moran
Innovators by Design conference to bring together businesses, educators and organizations for workforce engagement at Visalia Convention Center
Lindsay City Council extends the application period for Economic Development Committee, debates whether to change committee bylaws
Tulare County Association of Governments receives a grant to expand Highway 99 to six lane instead of four
College of the Sequoias to host speakers to educate students about the history of the Holocaust, dangers of propaganda
The City of Exeter has begun to gather community feedback for the development of its first-ever Parks Master Plan.
VISALIA – The Fox Theater is hosting the stars of “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” is bringing their improv tour, Whose Live Anyway? where off-the-cuff reactions to audience suggestions take center stage for a night of unscripted comedy gold.
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