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Community, patriotism, and pride on display at Towson’s Fourth of July Parade

Independence Day · Mitchell

Community, patriotism, and pride on display at Towson’s Fourth of July Parade

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

From flags waving high to smiles stretching wide, the spirit of Independence Day filled the streets of Towson for the annual Fourth of July Parade.See the Story

Grand Rapids Schools Cut 25 Positions Amid Budget Constraints

Shafter · Shafter

Grand Rapids Schools Cut 25 Positions Amid Budget Constraints

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Grand Rapids Public Schools (GRPS) has eliminated 25 positions across the district, attributing the cuts to ongoing budget constraints.See the Story

Firefighters protect Wasco poultry farm

Firefighters protect Wasco poultry farm

A two-alarm fire on July 1 at a three-story poultry farm near Highway 46 and Gun Club Road was successfully confined to the building in which it originated, thanks to extensive pre-fire planning by Wasco's Station 31 and the efforts of over three dozen Kern County Fire professionals. The fire occurred at approximately 2:12 p.m. at Central Valley Eggs in Wasco. Engine 31 was the first to...Read Article

Wonderful opens grant applications

The Wonderful Company, known for its deep commitment to philanthropy, has opened the application window for its $1 million Wonderful Central Valley Community Grants program. This initiative continues the company's decade-long legacy of investing in the San Joaquin Valley, where it has already provided $8.5 million in grants to 142 nonprofits and 165 schools. Designed to empower organizations...California, United States · California Read Article

Valley Champ baseball coach fired over facility access

Championship-winning Shafter High School Head Baseball Coach John Hill has been abruptly fired after a player allegedly copied a facility key without his knowledge, leading to the unauthorized use of the batting cages and field. The coach, who led his team to back-to-back Valley Championship appearances and a league title, claims he was unfairly dismissed for an incident that occurred during the...Baseball · Shafter Read Article

Líderes Campesinas fights hunger

Líderes Campesinas, in collaboration with Councilmember Gilberto Reyna and Rev. Loji Pilones, pastor of St. John Evangelist Parish, will host a drive-through food distribution on Saturday, July 12, beginning at 7 a.m. at St. John's Hall,1130 9th St. in Wasco. This effort aims to ensure that fresh and nutritious food reaches local families in need. Families are asked to line up their vehicles...Wasco · Wasco Read Article

Ice makes the summer bearable

Editor's Note: We may forget with today's air-conditioned homes with refrigerators to store our food, what life was life not so long ago. Following is an excerpt from an article written by Darby Patterson, editor of The Shafter Press, who interviewed Katherine Scaroni for her "Past Times" column, "Shafter Ice Company" published March 21, 1984. [END ITAL]...Shafter · Shafter Read Article

Clean drinking water solutions available

Kern Water Collaborative has launched a free well-testing program for domestic well users in the Kern County Poso and Kern County Westside South Groundwater Subbasins. At this time, general coverage areas are north of the Kern River, outside of public water system service areas, and in communities including Buttonwillow, Wasco, Lost Hills, Delano, McFarland, Shafter and Rosedale. With many local...Bakersfield · Bakersfield Read Article

Bell named WHS Teacher of the Year

The Wasco Union High School District recently recognized mathematics teacher Mark Bell as their 2025 Teacher of the Year. This distinguished educator, known affectionately as "Bell" by students, has shaped young minds at Wasco High for 21 years while wearing many hats: classroom teacher, California Scholastic Federation advisor, +mentor and this year's Mr. Tiger. "I really...Wasco · Wasco Read Article

CITY SPOTLIGHT: Upcoming Events

July 3 SNIP - Free Pet Spay / Neuter 801 8th St. @ 8:00 a.m. July 4 Independence Day City Offices Closed July 11 City offices closed Friday July 14 Planning Commission Meeting Cancelled July 15 City Council Meeting 746 8th St. @ 6:00...Wasco · Wasco Read Article

While League City Allows Neighbors to Use Fireworks, Other Cities Are Cracking Down

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

League City said one reason it considered legalizing fireworks was because it would allow all responders to handle other calls. In 2023, Allen said the first marshal received 103 firework complaints.Wasco · Wasco See the Story

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