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Fresno’s potential new law may threaten the Hmong Community
Oct 15, 2025By Ronan Vanthy
A proposed California bill that aims to restrict backyard livestock has left the Fresno Hmong community concerned, where raising roosters is deeply tied to their everyday lives in their religious practices....
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Fresno State Hockey Club Kicks Off The Fall Season
Oct 13, 2025Fresno State Ice Hockey continues its return to competitive play with new recruits helping lay the foundation for the future of the program. Among those stepping onto the ice this season is...
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Pickleball has made its mark on the Fresno community
Oct 10, 2025Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport across the nation for the fourth straight year, according to USA Pickleball.
The Bulldog pickleball club directly reflects that with its growing...
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A Park For Everyone
Oct 10, 2025By Marvin Rodriguez
FRESNO, CA — A 49-acre project has officially started construction. It will turn an undeveloped area in Southeast Fresno into one of the biggest public green spaces.
Located on South Peach, the...
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The Gibson Farm Market Offers a Taste of the Valley
Oct 10, 2025The Rue and Gwen Gibson Farm Market, located on the Fresno State campus, has many things in store that make it popular, such as wines, fresh produce, and even nuts and cheeses....
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Fresno State Theatre Presents A Raisin in The Sun
Oct 10, 2025“A Raisin in the Sun” Brings Classic Story and New Voices to Fresno State’s Stage
Fresno State’s University Theatre opened its 2025–26 Mainstage Season with A Raisin in the...
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Working the Score Board
Oct 8, 2025FRESNO, Calif. – Working on the score board in Valley Children’s Stadium can be seen as a thrilling opportunity to experience. However, the ladder on the way up causes more anxiety than...
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Fresno’s Only Khmer Restaurant Keeps Culture Visible:
Oct 6, 2025By Ronan Vanthy
Southeast Asian culture is everywhere. Thai and Lao restaurants populate avenues throughout the city. But for Cambodians, who make up a significant part of that Diaspora, their visibility is harder to...
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Fresno Hispanics reminisce on their family support during Hispanic Heritage Month
Oct 6, 2025Hispanic Heritage has been celebrated in the United States for over 50 years, but the festivities have evolved. In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson established Hispanic Heritage Week, and in 1988, President Ronald...
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CLOTHING CLOSET IS A VALUABLE RESOURCE FOR JOB-SEEKERS ON TIGHT BUDGETS
Oct 5, 2025College students often struggle to afford the cost of business attire while attending school.
During a time when everything is more expensive, every possible resource is valuable, especially if students are unemployed and need to...
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