Paranormal Cirque, a traveling piece of performance art that tells a horror story through elements of theater, the circus and cabaret, will co…
"Oedipus El Rey" displays a beautiful marriage between classic Greek theater and traditional Mexican storytelling.
After weeks of record high heat, the cool breeze that filtered through Burris Park was a welcome relief for more than a hundred seniors and th…
Fresno State is ranked No. 30 for social mobility in U.S. News and World Report’s 2022-2023 Best College rankings published on Sept. 12.
Looking for a bit of silver lining to an endless drought? Before the rainy season this winter regulators are storing more water according to t…
The award program is celebrating its return this year after the COVID-19 pandemic temporarily suspended reporting of state and local student data.
Dozens braved the cold and fog to make the trip to Grangeville Cemetery in Armona on Saturday morning to participate in a ceremony and lay a w…
The Kingsburg Elementary Charter School District Governing Board recognized eight students last month who had perfect scores on the 2022 CAASP…
The natural gas fired 100MW plants located across from NAS Lemoore and the Hanford Industrial Park may be old news but they turn out to be good news for residents suffering through this week’s continuing days of 110 degree extreme heat that does not let up at night.
A new school year is approaching, and Noble Credit Union is doing its part to ensure local children have the supplies to help them thrive, reg…
Fresno Chaffee Zoo has renewed its accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums . Fresno Chaffee Zoo has received multiple awards …
Well Done Moving, Inc. is showing its appreciation for the local community by offering a moving discount to first responders.
The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) has revoked the license of the University Deli Liquor store located at 1752 East…
SELMA — Selma City Council held about a lengthy five-hour meeting on Monday, Sept. 21 and here are some highlights of what was discussed.
College of the Sequoias’ women’s basketball team has pulled a likely state rankings shaker.
Jody Allen enters his 30th season as College of the Sequoias baseball coach with a collection of players capable of extending the program's streak of postseason appearances in four consecutive championship seasons.
The Lemoore Tigers girls soccer team moved to 9-3-2 overall and 2-0 in the West Yosemite League after an 1-0 win over Tulare Union and 3-2 wi…
The Kingsburg Vikings boys water polo team swept the Tri-County Conference All-League awards after winning the Tri-County Conference title wit…
The Rose Bowl Legacy Foundation announced on Monday its inaugural class of 100 players and 13 coaches selected for the new California High Sch…
Despite winning two out of three games in pool play, a tiebreaker knocked the Hanford 9-year-old Cal Ripken all-stars from reaching the final …
For the first time since 2009, the Kingsburg Vikings are the champions of the Central Sequoia League. The Vikings clinched the title with a 5-…
A new disc golf course is being constructed in Hidden Valley Park in preparation for a tournament hosted by the Kings County Disc Golf Club on Saturday, Jan. 28.
“She Kills Monsters” runs Feb. 3-18 at the Selma Arts Center.
We asked for your "Letters to Santa" and we received more than 150 submissions from individuals, groups and elementary school classrooms in Hanford, Lemoore and the surrounding area.
Dozens braved the cold and fog to make the trip to Grangeville Cemetery in Armona on Saturday morning to participate in a ceremony and lay a wreath on the graves of veterans.
Hanford Multicultural Theater Company was awarded an Artists in Schools grant for two years. Now students can get in-class theatrical arts training. Acting, improvisation, puppetry, and film will be explored.
"Oedipus El Rey" displays a beautiful marriage between classic Greek theater and traditional Mexican storytelling.
As parents search for ways to protect their children, a growing group of families are turning to an unlikely source for practical guidance: the Bible.
Are you a veteran or know a veteran with a story to tell? The Veterans Resource Center in the Hanford Library is conducting The Veteran History Project. They are asking veterans to come in and participate by doing a videotaped interview which will be sent to archives in the Library of Congress.
Have we got events for you! Wild Boyz Comedy Show, Puppet Show+, Hanford Dia de Los Muertos at the Hanford Mall, Indigenous Voices, and the International 5th annual Hanford Monologue Slam. This is all unique programming for our small town, yet here we are making it happen.
The annual Kings Faire returns to Civic Park Oct. 1-2.
“She Kills Monsters” runs Feb. 3-18 at the Selma Arts Center.
We asked for your "Letters to Santa" and we received more than 150 submissions from individuals, groups and elementary school classrooms in Hanford, Lemoore and the surrounding area.
Dozens braved the cold and fog to make the trip to Grangeville Cemetery in Armona on Saturday morning to participate in a ceremony and lay a wreath on the graves of veterans.
This has been such an interesting year. We never thought we would see an event that would change the world so drastically.
And so, as we sit in our recliners and sofas to watch and listen to the Presidential candidates and their party teammates, the 2020 election is being billed as a battle for the very existence of our democracy.
OK, now it’s getting personal.
There I was, just like every morning. Coffee cup at my side, working the crossword puzzle.
Columnist’s note: I got lazy over the Holiday weekend, so I’m turning this week’s column over to the family pooch:
Power to the people.
The natural gas fired 100MW plants located across from NAS Lemoore and the Hanford Industrial Park may be old news but they turn out to be goo…
A new campus safety contract signed by West Hills College Coalinga and the Coalinga Police Department assigns Officer Brady Kaiser to the posi…
The family of a missing Selma woman is asking the community for help in finding her.
The Kings County board of supervisors voted 4-0 to authorize the Kings County Economic Development Corporation to execute small business contr…
Pizza Planet/Video World has been a staple for Valley residents looking for a night of fun since the mid-‘90s, but it may soon be game over.
Well-known local tribes find themselves on opposing sides when it comes to hotly debated Proposition 27 on the ballot this fall.
Zachary Paul Armando Duarte of Selma, Calif., has successfully completed cadet training at the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Academy, accord…
A new school year is approaching, and Noble Credit Union is doing its part to ensure local children have the supplies to help them thrive, reg…
A Selma man died as a result of being attacked by a group of dogs Sunday, Selma police announced.
The Consolidated Mosquito Abatement District (District) has collected West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes from areas within the cities of Fres…
Selma City Manager Fernando Santillan is announced this week that Amy Smart will be the next Community Services director for the City of Selma.
"Educate to Elevate" — that’s the title and mission statement of a new piece of urban artwork proposed by the 559 Mural Project, a local colle…
Adventist Health Medical Office in Kingsburg has announced it is welcoming Mustafa Kagalwalla, MD, to its staff. Kagalwalla has seven years of…