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A weekly community newspaper serving the foothill communities of Exeter, Farmersville, Ivanhoe, Lemon Cove, Lindsay, Plainview, Strathmore, Three Rivers and Woodlake. *Disclaimer: Libelous comments will not be tolerated and will be edited.

Low chill hours, late season rain combined to create a cherry harvest one expert says might be the worst for years to co...
05/14/2025

Low chill hours, late season rain combined to create a cherry harvest one expert says might be the worst for years to comeCALIFORNIA – This year’s cherry crop will be the pits for California growers.The state’s cherry harvest kicked off in the South Valley last month in what one expert is describing as one of the worst in a while."This year's California cherry crop volume is very, very, very (add many more verys) poor," said Mark Calder of Primavera Marketing based in Linden, California....

"This year's California cherry crop volume is very, very, very (add many more verys) poor," said Mark Calder of Primavera Marketing based

California’s most vulnerable patients are at risk.As Congress debates deep cuts to Medicaid funding, more than 15 millio...
05/14/2025

California’s most vulnerable patients are at risk.As Congress debates deep cuts to Medicaid funding, more than 15 million Californians, including half of all the children in the state, face a future where accessing health care could become harder, costlier, or even impossible. Medicaid, known as Medi-Cal in California, isn’t just a line item in a budget. It’s a lifeline for pregnant women, seniors, people with disabilities, veterans, and working families just trying to get by.We are grateful that Representatives David Valadao (CA-22) and Young Kim (CA-40) have voiced their opposition to Medicaid cuts that would harm their constituents—and the more than 15 million Californians who rely on Medicaid....

https://thesungazette.com/article/news/2025/05/14/california-representatives-urge-congress-dont-cut-medicaid/

Congress debates deep cuts to Medicaid funding, more than 15 million Californians, including half of all the children in the state

Visalia-based California Dairies, Inc. opens new 200,000 square foot facility in Bakersfield that will process extended ...
05/13/2025

Visalia-based California Dairies, Inc. opens new 200,000 square foot facility in Bakersfield that will process extended shelf life milk productsBAKERSFIELD – Visalia-based California Dairies, Inc. celebrated the grand opening of its new, state-of-the-art processing facility in Bakersfield last month.California Dairies, Inc. (CDI), the largest dairy farmer-owned cooperative in the state, held an April 30 grand opening for its Valley Natural Beverages (VNB) plant in Bakersfield, California.The 200,000 square-foot greenfield facility represents a transformational investment by CDI’s member-owners, demonstrating their commitment to architecting their own destiny and meeting the growing demand for innovative fluid milk products in both the domestic and international markets.The vertically integrated plant will begin processing an estimated 116,000 gallons of local milk daily, showcasing the local nature of California’s dairy industry.The ribbon-cutting was attended by California Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis, alongside California Secretary of Agriculture Karen Ross, Kern County Supervisor David Couch, as well as other local officials, community leaders, and company executives.“We are thrilled to officially open this cutting-edge facility,” CDI president and CEO Brad Anderson said....

Visalia-based California Dairies, Inc. celebrated the grand opening of its new, state-of-the-art processing facility in Bakersfield

Mission Oak softball improves to 8-1 in league play to capture their fifth league title in the last six seasons TULARE –...
05/13/2025

Mission Oak softball improves to 8-1 in league play to capture their fifth league title in the last six seasons TULARE – Over the years, Mission Oak softball has made itself quite comfortable atop the league standings. From 2019 to 2022, the Hawks flew high with three straight league championships. And after finishing second in league play in 2023, Mission Oak got back on track to win the West Yosemite League in 2024....

This spring, the Hawks have soared once again with their second straight West Yosemite League championship.

CASA of Tulare County names Visalia’s Mike and Joan Carpenter as inaugural recipients of newly-minted Champion for Child...
05/13/2025

CASA of Tulare County names Visalia’s Mike and Joan Carpenter as inaugural recipients of newly-minted Champion for Children AwardVISALIA – CASA of Tulare County has created a new award named after a local family, whose contributions have been transformative for children in the foster care system.The inaugural Carpenter Champion for Children Award was presented to Visalia residents Mike and Joan Carpenter on April 25 at the organization's Once Upon A Dream fundraising gala....

CASA of Tulare County names Visalia’s Mike and Joan Carpenter as inaugural recipients of newly-minted Champion for Children Award

Number of cases of Valley Fever for 2025 exceed record highs that were hit in 2024; cases in Tulare, Fresno County incre...
05/13/2025

Number of cases of Valley Fever for 2025 exceed record highs that were hit in 2024; cases in Tulare, Fresno County increase along with other regionsCENTRAL VALLEY — The number of cases of Valley Fever have been trending upward over the past several years, setting records statewide in 2024 and, in some counties, breaking those records already in 2025. Tulare County has seen a 52% increase in reported cases in 2025 when compared to 2023-2024, according to the state dashboard....

Number of cases of Valley Fever for 2025 exceed record highs that were hit in 2024; cases in Tulare, Fresno County increase along with other

Exeter Cemetery District celebrates anticipated revival of historic Deep Creek Cemetery in Farmersville with ribbon-cutt...
05/13/2025

Exeter Cemetery District celebrates anticipated revival of historic Deep Creek Cemetery in Farmersville with ribbon-cutting for long-awaited well installationFARMERSVILLE –The Exeter Cemetery District celebrated a significant milestone in its efforts to restore the historic Deep Creek Cemetery with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a newly installed well, ending a 14-year drought that had left the cemetery dried up.Community members, cemetery district officials and volunteers gathered on May 10 to commemorate the completion of the well project, which represents the first major step in bringing the cemetery back to its former condition....

Exeter Cemetery District celebrated a significant milestone in its efforts to restore the historic Deep Creek Cemetery with a ribbon-cutting

Farmersville City Council appoints Daymon Qualls, former Lindsay city manager, as its new head of administrationFARMERSV...
05/12/2025

Farmersville City Council appoints Daymon Qualls, former Lindsay city manager, as its new head of administrationFARMERSVILLE – Daymon Qualls, a longtime public servant with deep roots in Farmersville, has been unanimously appointed as the new city manager.According to email statements provided to The Sun-Gazette, Qualls began his role on March 31. He was officially sworn in during a council meeting on April 14, according to the city clerk.“I'm incredibly honored and grateful to have been chosen for this position,” Qualls said....

Farmersville City Council appoints Daymon Qualls, former Lindsay city manager, as its new head of administration

Mission Oak High School hosts the Central Section swimming/diving championships for the first time in school history tha...
05/12/2025

Mission Oak High School hosts the Central Section swimming/diving championships for the first time in school history thanks to its brand-new pool TULARE – For the first time in school history, Mission Oak High School hosted the Division II Central Section Swimming and Diving Championships. This past week, schools from across the Central Valley gathered to compete at the Hawk’s brand-new pool....

For the first time in school history, Mission Oak High School hosted the Division II Central Section Swimming and Diving Championships.

City announces a string of concerts to celebrate the opening of Zumwalt Park’s Adventist Health AmphitheaterTULARE – The...
05/12/2025

City announces a string of concerts to celebrate the opening of Zumwalt Park’s Adventist Health AmphitheaterTULARE – The City of Tulare, Adventist Health and Spade Entertainment are opening summer on a high note, announcing the lineup for the upcoming concert series at the new Adventist Health Amphitheater.Located in the redesigned Zumwalt Park, the amphitheater can hold an estimated 6,000 people, and features tired seating, lighting, landscaping and even a playground complete with a splash park....

City announces a string of concerts to celebrate the opening of Zumwalt Park’s Adventist Health Amphitheater

Tulare County Board of Supervisors approves Derek Winning as permanent executive director of the Regional Transit Agency...
05/12/2025

Tulare County Board of Supervisors approves Derek Winning as permanent executive director of the Regional Transit Agency VISALIA – Derek Winning has secured himself a permanent salary with the Tulare County Regional Transit Agency (TCRTA) after serving as the agency’s director in an interim capacity for about seven months.On May 6, the Tulare County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $170,000 annual salary for Winning as the permanent executive director of the TCRTA....

Tulare County Board of Supervisors approves Derek Winning as permanent executive director of the Regional Transit Agency

Schools in Fresno and Tulare County secure state funds from in fourth and final round community schools implementation g...
05/12/2025

Schools in Fresno and Tulare County secure state funds from in fourth and final round community schools implementation grantsSACRAMENTO – The state has announced the awarding of more than $618 million in the final round of a four-round disbursement meant to aid school districts throughout the state.The four-part disbursement of funding totals more than $4.1 billion committed to about 2,500 schools and districts statewide, and in that bunch, several districts and schools in the Central Valley were big winners.“California continues to find and support innovative ways to make schools a place where every family and student can succeed,” Gov....

Schools in Fresno and Tulare County secure state funds from in fourth and final round community schools implementation grants

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