Current Issue: November 2021
Visalia Chamber’s 40th Annual Christmas Tree Auction Goes ’20s
By Marissa Carpenter
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et Out and Get Under the Moon
After a year’s hiatus, the Christmas Tree Auction is back — but you won’t recognize it. And you might not even...
Tech: Clones Among Us – When Your Profile Isn’t Yours
Text By C. Scott Wyatt
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“I’ve been hacked! Don’t accept any friend requests from me!”
You’ve probably received such a message from one of your social media connections. Usually, the victim...
A Truly Joyful Thanksgiving
Story by Sue Burns
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hanksgiving is almost here, and this year it promises to hold more of everything — both the blessings and the challenges — than it usually does....
History: Visalia’s Bumpy Road to Better Streets
Text and photos submitted by Terry L. Ommen
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hen Visalia was young and wild, the small settlement in the heart of Four Creeks country had its share of problems —...
NEWS ON WRITING, BOOKS + THE WORLD OF PUBLISHING – October 2021
Text by Diane Slocum
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he holiday season has always been a time to get together with family, and we can hope that conditions this year will allow those who missed...
Garden: Hellebores – Hardly Boring
Story by Pam Wallace, UCCE Master Gardener
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With autumn crisping the air, winter is just around the corner. Although it will be a relief to be rid of the valley...
Tulare Chamber – November 2021
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e have been staying busy here at the Tulare Chamber of Commerce, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to be out in the community doing what we do best!
The...
Visalia Chamber – November 2021
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s we entered the fall months, the season kicked off with the Visalia Chamber of Commerce’s Oktoberfest. This year’s sold-out event of 1,500 attendees featured some of the Central...
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