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Tulare Utility Workers Sent to Louisiana to Help Fix Power Outages Following Winter Storm Fern
Local crews join 168-member Southern California Edison team to assist with recovery efforts in the South
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Local events, culture, and human interest stories.
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Documentary ‘You’re No Indian’ Explores Tribal Disenrollment at Fresno Screening
Film examines the impact of losing tribal membership on identity and rights across dozens of tribes
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Hands in the Community Valentine’s Day Raffle Supports Local Families Amid Budget Strain
Visalia nonprofit faces potential office move while managing record-breaking requests for help
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Lindsay-Strathmore Cemetery Issues Notice Following Complaints Over Large Gatherings
Management warns vehicle gates could be locked if disruptive behavior continues
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Historian to Discuss $5 Million Impact of Woodlake Cannabis Industry Today
Historian Marsha Ingrao to discuss how $5 million in tax revenue has funded Woodlake parks and police resources
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Visalia Toy-Anime-Comic Con Scheduled for Jan. 31 at Veterans Memorial District
Local event to feature collectibles, costume contest, and free admission for children 10 and under
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Visalia Feral Cat Coalition Launches ‘Neuter Your Ex’ Valentine’s Fundraiser
$30 symbolic donations fund local spay and neuter services for stray cats
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South Valley Communities Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. With Marches and Music
Hanford hosts first public event since 2020 while Visalia youth focus on respectful conversation
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Visiting Casa de Fruta: A Guide to the Historic Pacheco Valley Landmark
From 1908 orchards to a major travel stop, the Zanger family legacy continues on State Route 152
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2026: What Is Open and Closed in California
California state parks to offer free admission Monday while federal sites require entry fees; many services to close
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Tulare Student Art Exhibit to Showcase Youth Talent at Local Museum
Local junior high and high school students to display work at the Tulare Historical Museum Gallery starting Feb. 26
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Visalia Heritage Purchasing Historic Depot for New Cultural Center Museum
Local preservation group launches $6 million campaign to transform landmark into immersive museum
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Nelly to Headline Award-Winning Tequila Fest at Fresno's Chukchansi Park
Tickets are on sale now for the May 2 festival in downtown Fresno
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Porterville Firefighter Alexis Ayon Competes on Beast Games Streaming Series
City and fire officials recognize Fire Engineer Alexis Ayon for representing the community in national competition
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Visalia Rawhide to Host Community Celebration and Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
New owners to kick off a new chapter at Valley Strong Ballpark with family-friendly festival January 14
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Famous Faces: A Look at the Notable Figures Who Called Visalia Home
From Hollywood stars to Nobel Prize winners, the city has produced leaders in arts, science, and sports
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The History and Current Role of Visalia Municipal Airport
The city-owned facility serves as a general aviation hub with historical roots dating back to a 1927 emergency landing
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The Historic Visalia Fox Theatre: A Downtown Landmark
Restoration efforts saved the 1930 movie palace and established it as a performing arts center
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The History and Legacy of Sequoia National Park: Protecting the Giants
Established in 1890, the park protects the world's largest trees and the highest peak in the lower 48 states.