Central Valley
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Halloween 2021 Covid-19 Safety Tips
Oct 12, 2021With Covid-19 cases spiking throughout the country, community events are limited. Health officials advise staying clear of large gatherings. Dr. John Zwifler with the Fresno County Department of Public health encourages all to place safety first.
“You’re...
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Free Wine Tasting at the Gibson Farm Market
Oct 11, 2021Free wine tasting will take place at the Gibson Farm Market every Friday and Saturday from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. until November. The Gibson Farm Market offers a large array of Fresno State wines that students...
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Quesadilla Gorilla feeds first responders battling KNP-Complex fire
Oct 6, 2021THREE RIVERS, Calif.–As first responders battle the KNP-Complex fire, which was started by lightning on September 9, one local business took it upon themselves to help.
The Quesadilla Gorilla food truck located on Sierra Drive is known...
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Cherry Auction Car Swap Meet Ran By Fresno State MCJ Student
Oct 5, 2021A Fresno State MCJ student is helping the family business that she hopes to one day take over. Jessica Burson is a public relations student at Fresno State and works at the Cherry Auction.
The...
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Veteran reflects on September 11 attacks
Sep 15, 2021It has been 20 years since the September 11 attacks, but it feels like yesterday. A sobering time for people all over the country who came together to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost.
“Patriotism, community,...
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The Return to Mayhem
Sep 11, 2021The sounds of skates and the clash of hockey pucks mean one thing in Fresno. The Fresno Monsters are back in action for the 2021-2022 seasons.
FOWLER HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS MAKE A WELCOME RETURN
May 15, 2021For well over a year, all sporting events at the high school level and lower have been halted. The novel coronavirus put an immediate stop to most interactive activities including sports until COVID case numbers decreased...
Theater students get creative in a pandemic
May 14, 2021It’s been a year since Fresno State theater students took on the challenge of producing shows in a pandemic. The lack of in-person audiences proved difficult for performers, such as Alexis Macedo, who were looking for...
A Struggle to Stay Open During the Pandemic
May 10, 2021The COVID-19 pandemic forced many nonessential stores to close down. These businesses included barber shops. One Visalia barber endured many challenges to stay open.
Carlos Medina, owner of Carlos Sportsmen’s Barber Shop has been open for 30...
Is a Degree Really Worth It?
May 10, 2021The fear of not finding a job after graduation is overwhelming. Some graduates find jobs, but others find jobs completely out of their field of study. This raises the question, is a college degree really worth...
