Porterville, CA News

• Porterville, CA News
• Monache softball wins Valley title
• ‘Latino Vote’ council candidates forum May 29
• CHP plans holiday enforcement
• Porterville Police Explorers bring home first-place trophy
• GHHS roots and pride
• Short-lived cool down in store for Valley
• Oak tree clips historic house
• 3 arrested in Strathmore homicide
• PC graduates first RN students
• MHS student smiles through high school
• Taking the next step in life
• Political ambush
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• Conway earns business group endorsement
• Duo arrested in connection to residential burglary
• HMA student heading to USC
• Woman accused of giving pot cookies to two minors
• Lindsay considers new retirement plan for seasonal employees
• Murder suspect charged in Woodville incident
• Local schools make list of financially challenged
• Lake, forest gear up for holiday weekend
• Council weighs in on budget options
• Shed destroyed by fire
• New location, new beginning for 114th PHS Commencement
• I have been to too many standoffs
• Good luck Class of 2012
• Death Notice 05/24/12
• PC notebook: Basketball, volleyball camps this summer
• Latin Friends kick off Memorial Day weekend
• Meet the Performers dinner adds dance
• County seeks injunctive relief against Cutler marijuana collective
• Man killed by city garbage truck identified
• County settles with several employee groups
• GHHS teen persevered through life’s obstacle course
• Husband held in wife’s death in Woodville
• Graduation celebrates beginning of a new life
• The beginning of the beginning
• Always there
• Tulare County June Primary Sample Ballots
• Death Notices 5/23/12
• Crime Blotter 05/19/12
• Crime Blotter 05/18/12
• Why the individual mandate?
• Sierra View ahead of the curve with utility plant
• Lindsay man sentenced to prison for possession of child porn
• Man sentenced for pot grow in Sequoia National Forest
• Girl, 4, dies in Tulare two-car crash
• Victim in Strathmore fatal identified
• Man assaulted outside store
• Lindsay Council to review alternate retirement system for employees
• Sex offender confesses to masturbating in laundry mat
• Porterville Fair Livestock Sale record is shattered
• Budget season kicks off tonight
• All American Students shine at Pioneer Middle School
• Man dies when run over by large truck
• Walking down the right path to graduation
• Hundreds attend PUSD Art Festival
• Standoff ends in Woodville
• Death Notice 05/22/12
• Residents kept out of Labor Camp; TCSD sets up command center
• Beavers?
• Assault on Valley
• Renters need protection in foreclosures
• Do a little happy dance
• Woman accused of stealing $28,000 from elderly lady
• Kidnapping victim found safe, sound
• Woman dies in car crash Saturday
• 21 Spartans benefit from SHS Scholarship Night
• Tonyville faces sewer rate hike, again
• City fire department improves response times in 2011
• State agencies gear up for fire season
• Man dies when run over by large truck
• Livestock Auction sees upswing in new buyers
• Supports 3 for council
• Retail radar chafes farmers
• Lindsay School District shines in the spotlight
• County jobless rate dips to near 16%
• Trio of sisters share thoughts on showing pigs
• Council candidates tackle gang problem
• Future fairgoers get a taste of the action
• Miss me?
• PUSD terminations
• Where are the young voters?
• Crime Blotter 05/18/12
• Building remains slow in Porterville
• Save Mart hosts Fruit and Veggie Fest
• Billiou's offers new line of lawn aerators and mowers
• Porterville Fire Department provides tips to beat the heat
• More than $1M for 39 Harmony Magnet students
• Caltrans to conduct meeting on Hwy 190, Road 284 plans
• Balch Park, Mountain Home forest up and running
• Report highlights Chamber achievements
• Fair gives businesses chance to make pitches
• Fire burns 15 acres near Date, Plano
• PUSD to recognize AP world language proficiency
• Lumberjack wars
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• Crime Blotter 05/17/12
• 8-year-old in critical condition
• Construction on Olive, Henderson avenues to resume
• Flag Day essay deadline extended
• County library expands access to residents
• Grizzlies rack up close to $1M in scholarships, awards
• Rocky Hill promoters moving forward
• Candidates file campaign financial statements
• Lindsay council looks at 'better' budget
• City to pursue funding for roundabouts
• Snorts, nerves and ribbons on Fair's first day
• Cowboy boots
• Death Notice 05/17/12
• Fairs are always a little special
• Sensatonalism
• For Romney
• Proud of Greg
• Marijuana growing regulations needed to be strengthened
• USDA to offer food giveaway Thursday
• Latino PAC meets Saturday evening
• County unveils customer service program
• 8-year-old bicyclist injured when struck by car
• Tractors bridge yesterday and today at Porterville Fair
• County seeks further study of nitrate issue
• Candidates offer up opinions once again
• Monache, Granite Hills, Porterville win medals of excellence
• Educating 24/7 - 'No Child Left Offline'
• Rides and amusements key to Fair fun
• My Grandfather in L.A.
• Death Notices 5/16/12
• Pathways are beneficial
• Provisions of the Affordable Care Act
• Council discourse must stop now
• Crime Blotter 05/16/12
• Blast from the past
• 'Plaid' songbirds have roosted at the Barn
• Lindsay teen critical after stabbing
• Former Ruiz Foods employee pleads guilty
• Assault leaves man with stab wounds
• 90-year-old woman wins eviction case
• Brown calls for deeper cuts
• Parent Engagement Education graduates 26
• Terra Bella students learn about career opportunities
• Million dollar seniors
• Gates recipient Berkeley bound
• Fair offers something for everyone
• Death Notice 05/15/12
• Supports board benefits
• Kudos to Kusserow
• Countdown has begun
• Fair, exhibitors deserve support of community
• Girl Scouts Future Jamboree at County Fairgrounds
• Terra Bella School to mark 100 years
• Red Eagles coming to Porterville Air Faire
• Porterville Chamber honored for third time
• Public hearing set before annexation vote
• Poker run is a game of hearts
• Death Notice 05/15/12
• Pathways is beneficial
• UC nitrate study surprises few
• Local schools making the grade
• PHS baseball No. 6, Monache softball No. 8, Lindsay softball No. 3
• PHS baseball seeded No. 6
• Candidates talk City Council decorum
• City awarded nearly $700,000 in transit grants
• Oak Pit Restaurant closes its doors
• Graduates challenged to set goals
• Small school - Big day
• Fire destroys vacated Strathmore house
• Three arrested on narcotics charges
• Two fires occur in city Thursday
• Man shot to death in Tulare
• Minor injuries in rollover crash
• Planetarium has five shows on slate
• Voting begins in state's first open primary
• "Comeback kid" perseveres through college
• 21 certificated PUSD employees to be terminated June 30
• Gonzalez brothers sentenced in 2010 murder
• Rocky Hill memory
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• Oak Pit Restaurant closes its doors
• Heat lamp causes fire, claims lives of baby chicks
• Legion's 'Ride for Awareness' is Saturday
• Fire displaces family from apartment
• Honor Roll Schools
• Meeting ends after charges levied at Shelton
• AERO Academy works on 100th home
• PC notebook: Goebel Classified Staff Member of the Year
• Stay off the trail
• Rescue Mission concerns
• No clear winners in first forum
• Roundabout is thinking outside the box
• Crime Blotter 05/06/12
• Candidates agree crime is problem
• PUSD “Correct and Cure Demand” withdrawn
• Supervisors OK changes to medical marijuana code enforcement
• PHS Choir to bring Pixar animation to life Friday night
• Sheep keep weeds down at Success Lake
• Death Notices 5/08/12
• Crime Blotter 05/04/12
• Crime Blotter 05/05/12
• Return of the mommy wars
• Granite left out
• Government needs to follow Brown Act
• Mecenario signs with Missouri Valley
• Power outage hits Visalia
• Election consolidation on Lindsay council agenda
• ‘A Tale of two Tikis: And all that Jazz’
• Study session on city’s capital projects is tonight
• Roundabout considered for Highway 190
• Candidates make pitches at forum
• Recognition ceremony at Burton School District
• PHS Livestock FFA Judging Team returns with awards
• Orchestra extravaganza set for Tuesday
• Countdown to Graduation
• Death Notice 05/07/12
• Supports Gong
• End-of-the-year-itis
• Road repairs need to be at top of council’s list
• Rollin' Relics Car Show draws crowd
• Harmony Magnet Academy — PLTW Certificated
• Huge almond crop projected
• Pirates honor 'family'
• Recorder photographer wins 2 state Better Newspaper Contest awards
• Running for cancer
• Cinco de Mayo showcases pride, community
• Candidates sound off on parks and recreation
• Parks Service seeks to allow pack horses
• PUSD accused of violating Brown Act
• Hundreds step out to ‘Step Up’
• Granite Hills High School Band delivers
• Multi-million dollar addition moving SVDH into the future
• PDC forensic client trips revealed
• Measure R: A strategy that works
• A day to honor Hispanics
• Crime Blotter 05/03/12
• Foreclosures plunge in Tulare County
• Monache MCTA gets free engines
• Second dairy impacted by BSE disease
• Striving for success in academics, athletics
• Lake storage being increased again
• Cinco de Mayo queen crowned
• 100-year-old house to become part of police training facility
• Death Notice 05/04/12
• Favors Pathways
• Best Friend’s Closet
• Flag in poor condition
• Thank you
• Success Lake Dam
• Jessup Orange Works
• Wake up call
• Cheers
• A Texas odyssey
• Massage parlor worker sentenced for solicitation
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive May 12
• Lindsay woman sentenced for welfare fraud
• City transit to negotiate purchase of new traveler system
• Beautiful gardens, nursery on tour Saturday
• June vote deadlines approaching
• Supervisors award $15,000 in Step Up grants
• Surveyors find little snow on mountains
• A Night at the Pathways Museum
• Process bringing county jail to Porterville begins
• Death Notice 05/02/12
• Art finds a home
• Awesome young people
• Back country permits
• Life was much simpler years ago
• Lindsay-TCAG settlement is fair
• PC notebook: Ball, Bingaman most inspirational athletes
• Crime Blotter 4/30/12
• Crime Blotter 4/29/12
• Death Notices 5/02/12
• Michael Kellog was inspiration to students
• Two in custody for alleged assault
• Porterville Air Faire June 9
• Serial arsonist pleads guilty
• SEIU sues county over breach of contract
• 14th annual Iris Festival draws 25,000 people
• Porterville population growth rate slows
• Herrera to lead 2012 Cinco de Mayo parade
• Robotics with attitude
• Where's Granite Hills
• City Council election guide
• Uncertainties cloud future of high speed rail
• LHS Future Business Leaders earn array of awards
• Granite Hills event open to public
• Preparing for the unexpected
• Child who ingested meth released from hospital
• TC Animal Control says animals are fine
• Death Notice 05/01/12
• Driving too fast
• Pain’s gift is compassion
• Card room ordinance needs updating
• Couple arrested after toddler ingests meth
• Supervisors may sign off on letter against horse packing suit
• Championship drumline
• A Chili kind of day
• West North Grand reconstruction on council agenda
• Rodeo — A way of life
• Death Notice 04/30/12
• Not Now
• PARA candidates forum
• Farm workers bow to benevolence
• Location of new county jail should be accepted
• Patriotic and memorable
• 2012 Tulare County Teacher of the Year — Jim Kusserow
• Just 10 seconds
• Back to the basics
• Kudos to Coach Reece
• Shelter finding homes
• Iris Festival is a Porterville tradition
• PC baseball falls in regular season finale
• City Council candidates forum May 7
• Mother suspect in hit-an-run, DUI
• Storm dumps .63 of an inch of rain in area
• PUSD Trustees' benefits questioned
• Lindsay-TCAG issue resolved
• Going for the championships
• Iris Festival in full bloom Saturday
• The real deal?
• High taxes
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• PC baseball beats Reedley
• UPDATE: Triple-fatal crash victims identified
• Plane lands at Porterville Airport without landing gear down
• West Virginia couple dead in Hwy. 65 crash
• Van Winkle hearing tentatively set for May 4
• Unique foods on PC menu
• Mad Cow disease no reason for big concern
• Rent-scam suspect tracked to Vegas motel
• City to review jail location request
• PUSD Trustees' benefits to be reviewed
• Events for 3-day Springville Rodeo begin Friday
• Still a junket
• Being part of Mail Run was a blast
• Death Notice 04/26/12
• PC notebook: Hard work pays off for James Lopez
• Chamber Mixer kicks off Iris activities
• Denim Day is today
• Lawmakers: Ban on stock use should be lifted
• Van Winkle charged with felony DUI
• Mad cow disease found in California
• PC students receive close to $117,000 in scholarships and awards
• Supervisors table vote on redevelopment bill
• Scranton and Newcomb location for new county jail
• PC roundup: PC softball plays tough against Fresno City
• Crime Blotter 4/20/12
• Death Notices 4/24/12
• You can breathe a little easier
• Tribe shows class
• Tell-A-Story Day
• Mad Cow disease found in Valley
• Men plead guilty to growing marijuana on public land
• Council to consider amending card table regulations
• Update to be given on 2 water studies
• Rockford School Spring Chicken Dinner is May 6
• GHHS Band Concert May 4
• Quintero is Horatio Alger Scholar
• Character Excellence at local schools
• Slattery Literacy Fair attracts hundreds of children
• Success reaches capacity
• Teen in critical condition after struck by car
• Van Winkle arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Woman, 90, trying to avoid eviction
• Playing with the big boys
• Death Notice 04/24/12
• Hosfeldt takes Main Event at The Rock
• Supports Pathways
• Good for Isis
• Testing and giftedness
• Hospital got it right the second time
• Man arrested following police pursuit
• Horse owners advised about West Nile
• Vivian Piper loved horse packing
• Family Crisis Center fundraiser April 25
• OBF Parade showcases talent, roots
• Suit not against horse packing
• Curry Day at Pirate Stadium
• SOS for farming is save our soil
• Heat doesn’t stop mail from getting through
• Veterans Court is needed in County
• “Marching Through Time” mural unveiled
• Boogity, boogity, lets go racin’ at Rocky Hill tonight
• Dazzling display
• Improvements coming to The Recorder
• The nesting goose and April showers
• When Jesus talked hope
• Fair solution
• Crime Blotter 4/19/12
• Crime Blotter 4/18/12
• Porterville air slightly cleaner than other areas
• Fire burns portion of Strathmore home
• Job hunters tour pistachio plant
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Veterans overcome struggles
• “Marching Through Time”
• Mecenario receives full-ride offer from Missouri Valley
• PC softball splits doubleheader with Reedley
• Man who ran away from authorities Tuesday ID’d
• Sierra View District Hospital declares end to flu season
• Bandits lie in wait for Mail Run Saturday
• 'Tale as old as time' starts today
• Walmart Facebook Challenge could benefit local food banks
• Judge orders Lindsay to produce records
• Council OKs SVDH zone change
• PC notebook: Awards event is May 4
• Bomb found, disarmed near Porterville
• Not for Pathways
• Traffic tickets
• Ready to join the Jackasses
• Wall of Fame is distinguished list
• Welcome to Texas
• Death Notice 04/19/12
• Crime Blotter 4/17/12
• Man found in orange grove after chase
• Tule Tribe getting $7.1 million in settlement
• Lindsay Unified names Rooney as superintendent
• ‘Extraordinary people with extraordinary hearts’
• Reading, games, prizes, books
• Nalley sets strikeout recorder in loss
• Death Notices 4/18/12
• Crime Blotter 4/15/12
• Crime Blotter 4/14/12
• Crime Blotter 4/16/12
• Ease fair vendor fees
• Judge’s ruling sends message
• Should you attend a private college?
• Dallas Taylor to speak at drug court graduation
• Area to get a little more canal water
• TCAG-Lindsay issue still not resolved
• To Infinity and Beyond
• Corporate Cup up for grabs once again
• Music on Main Street to feature blues
• Porterville Celebrates Reading Literacy Fair
• GHHS swim team
• Fair food vendors issue resurfaces
• Enterprise Zone gives county edge
• Death Notices 04/17/2012
• Local Pros Update
• Tragic day sticks in brother's memory
• USDA: Farmers planting more corn
• Antique Farm Equipment Show kicks off Friday
• RMA to talk upcoming roadwork within county
• Man dies when struck by vehicle
• Porterville firefighters to 'Fill the Boot'
• County loses bid to recover attorney fees
• 2012 Cancer Run honorees
• Hobby-stock race dedicated to Eddie Dale
• SVDH zone change proposal topic of public hearing, again
• Appalled by lawsuit
• Fresh produce is in, tacos out
• PC baseball falls to Fresno
• Talent showcase added to SCICON festival
• April blood drives set for April 24, 25
• One audit finding still unresolved
• Storm brings heavy rain to area
• PC bachelor’s program benefits local students
• Many fond band memories
• Death Notices 04/14/2012
• Rocky Hill Speedway reborn
• Carl Scudder named PHS football coach
• Native plant lecture at Museum April 29
• CHP targets distracted drivers
• Ag officials assess latest storm damage
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• 80th Lindsay Orange Blossom Festival nearing
• New group touts area’s tourism opportunities
• Five added to Wall of Fame
• Responds to Lok
• Death Notices 04/13/2012
• PC softball beats West Hills
• ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ opens tonight at Lindsay Theater
• Crime Blotter 4/11/12
• Crime Blotter 4/10/12
• Vendors sought for Spring Fling Craft Fair
• Grant program helps replace small-business trucks
• ‘Save Our Citrus’ iPhone app available
• A ‘precarious’ water situation developing in Lindsay
• 4 food vendors pull out of Porterville Fair
• Storm brings rain, hail and thunder to region
• Commission seeks county partnership in library plans
• PUSD athletics and trustee perks
• Idea excites community
• Sometimes, columns don’t come easy
• Horses have rights too
• PC notebook: Shade of Gray in leadoff spot helps Pirates
• Nichols embraces role at Metro State
• DUI suspect tries to evade officers
• Felon arrested on suspicion of possessing loaded firearms
• Mobile Styrofoam chapel on display
• PC CHAP presents free event: “The Fall of Saigon”
• SCCA gymnasium, academic building nears completion
• PC students can earn bachelor's degree
• Double the sparks, double the odds, double the competition
• Backs Super Walmart
• Ron Paul: The invisible candidate
• Vegas trip is not a ‘junket’
• Death Notices 4/11/12
• Crime Blotter 4/09/12
• Pirates still waiting
• Water report to be presented at Lindsay council meeting
• Workshop on enterprise zone benefits Wednesday
• Crime Blotter: 4/06/12
• Alleged knife-wielding carjacker arrested
• Rent scam suspect at large
• Two large, wet storms expected this week
• Le Camp de Français - French Camp
• Band mural up at Centennial Park
• Reece should be commended for effort
• Picnic for the planet
• Death Notices 04/10/2012
• Ag Department misconduct
• Oversight board to meet on redevelopment
• Crime Blotter 4/6/12
• Home prices steady in Porterville
• Victim Quilt unveiling slated for April 24
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Kidney transplant duo celebrate anniversary
• Dinner, dancing and service
• Concert pianist to play Friday at PC
• Planetarium announces April, May shows
• Orange Works bursts with customers
• Supports dog park
• Nice to see lake holding more water
• If it’s broke, farmers fix it
• Don’t endorse Martin
• Death Notices 04/09/2012
• The unchanging message
• Resurrection evidence
• Quick Hits: Religion 04/07/12
• Forest plan will require give & take
• Easter Morning Services
• Death Notices 04/07/2012
• A roadmap to protect classrooms and taxpayers
• Carjacking suspect sought
• Design of Chase Avenue Park a work in progress
• Age has its advantages at annual egg hunt
• Paying it forward — Daisy chain benefits local man
• Iness inducted into Community College Hall of Fame
• PC baseball ends long week with win
• Probation search nets stolen television
• Allensworth Park partners with AmeriCorps
• Trick roper coming to rodeo
• Body of man found burning in shop ID’d
• City to try its luck in Las Vegas
• Indian gaming committee distributes $268K in grants
• Do the math
• Death Notices 04/06/2012
• College and Career Day at Butterfield Charter
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Horse packing in National Parks on hold
• Heavy hearts
• Professional jazz band offers clinic, concert
• Man with local ties running for Congress
• Council OKs enterprise zone expansion
• Blowing away the competition
• Why the vendetta?
• Officials: ‘One Voice’ trip a success
• Crime is not law enforcement’s fault
• ‘My best friend’s closet’ is great idea
• PC notebook: Pirates to play first game after Curry's death
• Sanders signs with Cardinals
• Le Camp de Français
• April 13 deadline for Iris Festival booths
• Weed abatement deadline is April 30
• Quiet day at Harmony Magnet
• New drainage retention facility in city plans
• Lindsay native Cha named OBF queen
• Board votes for expansion of enterprise zone
• Another shooting; victim hospitalized
• Citrus disease find called ‘game changer’
• Great idea
• The diaper dilemma
• Looking forward to band mural unveiling
• Death Notices 4/04/12
• PC softball splits with Merced
• Crime Blotter 3/29/12
• Lindsay man dead in ATV accident
• Best of Valley Quilt Show on tap
• Fireworks lottery winners selected
• Fifth shooting in 3 weeks reported
• Man dies in head-on collision
• Violent crime drops in 2011, PPD reports
• Corps to allow more water in Success Lake
• Women’s History Month and Girl Scouts 100th birthday
• Unique opportunity
• State needs to get tough with bug
• Death Notices 04/3/2012
• Caring Grizzlies
• Snow survey reveals good and bad
• Monache student advances to State Science/Engineering Fair
• Local students score high during math contest
• PC baeball still set to play this week
• Citrus disease detected in Hacienda Heights
• Next Big Thing talent show returns to Porterville Fair
• County, city eyeing enterprise zone expansion
• Family fun at Spring Kids Fest
• Megan's Law: Not the best approach?
• Words
• Watch those mistakes, please
• Seniors invited to annual Spring Ball
• Oaxacan Baby Shower
• Life insurance: Plan today for the unexpected tomorrow
• Easter marshmallows, lemon sours and more Jell-O
• Dean Semple
• Better berries? Ditch the soil
• Be extra careful when driving
• Appalled by PUSD trustees
• All dolled up
• PC goes 2-0-1, ties, nearly beats No. 1 team
• Curry: "Just the nicest guy in the world"
• Update on accident that killed PC baseball player Tyler Curry
• Police keeping track of sex offenders
• Project bringing high-speed Internet service
• Why demons tremble
• Try seeding a special flowerbed
• Tomatoes and peppers and more!
• State budget cuts forcing PC to shrink
• Quick Hits: Religion 03/31/12
• Athletic funding is equitable
• A time for Good News!
• Deadly citrus disease detected in Hacienda Heights
• PC baseball player Tyler Curry killed in automobile accident
• BREAKING: Richgrove man found shot several times
• Meanest mother
• Don’t give Facebook access
• Death Notices 03/30/2012
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• $1.3 million awarded to assist homeless
• Recorder adds scanner to website
• Locals eyeing jackpot millions
• Smoke leads authorities to burning body
• Crime Blotter 3/28/12
• No for Supercenter
• Montana is wrong
• Trip to East Coast was priceless
• Crime Blotter 3/27/12
• City should scrap vehicle abatement fee
• Suspicious death under investigation
• MEGA jackpot hits a historic $500M
• 2012 Orange Blossom Festival attendants named
• Lindsay staff given nod to pursue dispatch option
• 3 of 11 council candidates file $1,300 statements
• Short Range Transit Plan makes headway
• Capturing the sun’s rays
• PC notebook: College's athletics being reviewed
• Crime Blotter 3/26/12
• Crime Blotter 3/24/12
• Crime Blotter 3/25/12
• Death Notices 03/28/2012
• How the American Middle Class was created (part 2)
• City on right track with park upgrades
• PHS choral concert Thursday night
• Tipton garage fire intentionally set
• One dead in Alpaugh house fire
• Mega Lottery jackpot nears $400 million
• Odyssey of Mind team up to the challenge
• Census Bureau releases list of urban areas
• Late rains may not help cattlemen
• Annual egg hunt set for April 6
• COS sweeps PC softball
• 'One Voice' DC trip kicks off today
• Change proposed for Lindsay dispatch services
• Police investigating attempted homicide
• Something new, something borrowed
• Transit changes will benefit riders
• CHP investigating weekend crashes
• ‘The Hunger Games’
• Cotton farmers preparing to plant
• Delivery process of USPS mail to take longer
• Crime Blotter 3/23/12
• PPD investigating attempted homicide
• Sierra Rodeo gears up for events
• Longtime teachers to retire from PUSD
• Lindsay man accused of lewd acts with girl, 13
• Porterville FFA teachers get meeting with Snavely
• City to apply for grant for park upgrades
• PPD on lookout for bike, pedestrian offenders
• Sequoia Forest plan ready for updating
• McDonald's on Henderson undergoing remodel
• Learning to be men
• Windshield views show off farming
• Wants Supercenter
• Take in Barn play
• Super Walmart not needed
• Need to conserve use of water
• Crime Blotter 3/24/12
• PC baseball falls to Taft
• Final public meeting on Porterville Transit is Tuesday
• Supports Walmart
• PUSD Pathways is a great example for others
• House in order
• Death Notices 03/24/2012
• Tulare County's jobless rates reported
• Band mural unveiling April 21st
• Providing a level playing field
• Three injured in crash on Success Valley Drive
• Wants Supercenter
• Death Notices 03/23/2012
• Congratulations Monache girls
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• City may scrap $1 vehicle abatement fee
• Sewer rate hikes may be on horizon
• Two sought in market shooting
• Fans play waiting game
• Free emissions testing at COS Saturday
• Local band looking for donations
• Woodville man dies in crash Wednesday
• PC baseball and softball fall
• Death Notices 03/22/2012
• April blood drives scheduled for Porterville
• Filing deadline for taxes looms
• Tulare County has highest teen-birth rate in state
• Major transit-system changes in store for city
• Fitness fashionista
• A certainty — death and taxes
• Three men arrested in series of burglaries
• Local DAR to mark 95th year
• Local concert features harpist, flutist
• Woman in need
• Walmart lawsuit is unwarranted
• Need Walmart Supercenter
• From the classroom to the river
• PC baseball beats Merced
• Legion Post to honor veterans
• Tulare County budget 'in good shape'
• Council OKs economic development plan
• Frances Loyd named Lindsay OBF Honored Person
• Lack of water becoming an issue in Lindsay
• PHS play centers around love/hate relationships
• PUSD hosts Pathway Initiative residency
• PC baseball beats Taft
• How the American middle class was created (Part 1)
• California may have say in presidential race
• Death Notices 3/20/12
• COS Police Academy Hanford taking applications
• Beef Boosters dinner dance set for March 31
• April kindergarten pre registration dates announced
• Fabulous Studio Band plans lustrous evening
• Beef Booster dinner and dance is March 31
• Local man sentenced to prison for multiple charges
• Board looks to improve safety for John Doyle students
• Labor law seminar registration deadline looms
• 7 arrested in alleged check-fraud scheme in Lindsay
• SWAT team called out for domestic violence arrest
• Lawsuit delaying super Walmart plans
• Storm improves state’s water outlook
• Not enough, too much & just right
• Lets keep Art Gallery downtown
• Issues?
• Faith restored
• Olive Street Tigers help break national reading record
• Martinez optioned to Triple A
• Cinco de Mayo applications available
• Soprano Terry Estabrook to sing in Porterville
• Council to consider transportation grants
• Teen helps choking child
• Storm delivers, packs a needed punch
• Locals savor unique flavorings at Brewfest
• Smokey helps children learn fire safety
• Still kindness
• Man Alive adds family night service
• Death Notices 03/19/2012
• Care for pets
• Appeals to clubs
• Almond residues harbor health aid
• Standing still or moving ahead?
• Quick Hits: Religion 03/17/12
• Praying in the dark
• Motorists saving gas at all costs
• Death Notices 03/17/2012
• Council candidates need to be civil
• A special year in Springville
• Local women arrested in burglary spree
• Rental assistance program helps area's homeless
• In pursuit of 'hoppiness'
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Anonymous giver helps Habitat project
• Man fatally shot near Tule River
• Marshalls opens to fanfare
• Sheriff’s new plane set for April take off
• Suspect in Fresno beating of elderly man may be in Porterville
• Death Notices 03/16/2012
• Cheers
• Tough losses for PC softball, baseball vs. CVC powers
• Man fatally shot in Porterville
• Women’s Club, Maurices fashion show Monday
• Couple sentenced for in-home services fraud
• Legislation would name overpass after fallen soldier
• Teens arrested in attempted carjacking
• Council race is finalized
• Local man completes book on politics
• City to explore funding for property on Henry Street
• Nunes talks politics at lunch event
• The Fallen Skystone
• Questions findings
• Kidney disease
• It’s time to enjoy the madness
• Death Notices 03/15/2012
• Barn Theatre
• Our shared public discourse
• Council filing deadline today
• Tulare County hires new economic development manager
• Two dead in Earlimart car crash, fire
• Staff pursue $1.1M in housing money
• Report: Drinking water nitrates spreading
• Moving city election needs more study
• High ranking Republican says gas prices can be lowered
• Family watches as fire destroys home
• Cause of Strathmore house fire under investigation
• PC softball sweeps two
• Fire displaces Strathmore family
• Martinez goes 0-for-1 for White Sox
• Public invited to lunch with Nunes
• Fire damages vacant house Monday
• Read for Life fundraiser set for April 26
• Lindsay man injured in crash Saturday
• Upset with trustees
• Supports Ag Department
• Looking for luck
• Death Notices 03/13/2012
• Arbor Day
• Staff requesting to go after housing money
• Girl Scouts celebrates 100 years
• Valley may see break in dry pattern
• Porterville Art Gallery looking for new home
• Martinez goes 0-for-1 for White Sox
• Be a voice for children
• Women praise effort of SHINE speakers, organizers
• Solid Investments
• High diesel prices hitting farmers hard
• Another decade, another wine boom
• PC baseball falls to COS
• Cain, Foss, Reed honored
• Sharman, Wooden and Erickson — linked together
• Several projects, upgrades in store for city parks
• What’s your interest rate?
• Perks not in spirit of volunteering
• Had to laugh
• Embarrassed
• Death Notices 03/10/2012
• Consolidating dispatch has many benefits
• A day to remember
• ‘Packets of Hope for the Homeless’
• $60 million for Porterville jail approved
• Council candidates keep multiplying
• Death Notices 03/09/2012
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Council kills election move
• State to take over monitoring for deadly citrus pest
• Cheers and jeers at PUSD board meeting
• PC softball falls to Merced
• Martinez goes 0-for-1 for White Sox
• CSET Build-A-Biz training series starts March 21
• Home on Avenue 176 lost to blaze Tuesday morning
• Two held in Lindsay drug bust
• Wind machine tanks catch fire in Strathmore
• Tulare County residents among lowest income earners
• Temperatures threaten produce
• PHS Ag Dept.
• Life is not fair
• FFA is a great program for kids
• Death Notices 03/08/12
• Great teachers
• Cinching the Sweepstakes
• Roosevelt Elementary recipient of USDA grant
• Local donation bins fuel debate
• Question of ethics
• Kindergarten pre-registration dates announced
• Nalley signs with NAIA program
• Sharman coming home for PC Hall of Fame banquet
• Man walking struck and killed
• FFA supporters to fill PUSD board room
• Gonzalez brothers take plea deal in 2010 murder case
• Picking up the tab
• Book fair promotes reading
• Giant win for PC baseball against COS
• Death Notices 3/05/12
• Death Notices 3/06/12
• Jack's great adventure
• Impressive showing by local sports teams
• Disappointed
• Flower vendors
• Dose of reality
• State's farming industry appeals
• Stop animal cruelty
• Make pot legal
• PUSD responds to editorial
• Nothings certain but death, taxes … and report cards
• Martinez goes 0-for-2
• Driver injured in two-car crash Saturday
• Study reveals strengths of Porterville Transit
• CSET executive director retiring
• Hard freeze possible early Wednesday
• PPD to provide dispatch services for Lindsay, Woodlake
• Lindsay man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Hearing set for PDC’s Bradley
• Swinging for the fences
• Report: 82 cases of abuse at PDC since 2006
• White Sox sign Martinez for 2012
• Supervisors to consider grant applications for gaming money
• Body found along canal bank in Delano
• Country music celebration March 10
• Traffic stop leads to drug-related arrest
• Tribe opens Eagle Feather Trading Post II
• Riverlands Trust offering nature camp
• Council to revisit city's self-performance of street maintenance
• Lickey named Miss Tulare County
• The day care conundrum
• Crammed garages and spring cleaning
• 104 years of ‘adventure’ with ‘family and friends’
• Recycled Recipes from Vintage Boxes: Meats and Fish
• Hobbyist turns life-long passion into physical form
• A whirlwind of a year
• PC roundup: Pirate baseball rolls past Reedley
• Dry year points to storage need
• Behind the ‘Shine’ women’s event is…
• Bad treatment
• SHS wrestling coach accused of ‘sexting’ student
• Vendetta against PHS ag?
• Supports FFA at PHS
• Six ‘local heroes’ recognized
• Quick Hits: Religion 03/03/12
• Not for Gong
• Not anybody’s candidate
• Make a plan to reduce your debt
• Woman drives vehicle into canal
• Superior, excellent ratings for local high schools at CMEA
• Finding the perfect day care
• BACK-TO-BACK! Monache girls win Valley title!
• Designer for less
• SHS coach accused of sending explicit photos to student
• Race for Fun is Saturday morning at Home Depot
• Girl Scouts to begin selling cookies from booths Saturday
• Hmong panel to speak Friday at PC
• Second candidate files election papers
• 2012 Miss Tulare County to be crowned Saturday night
• Local survey shows little snow
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• County welcomes feds help in war on pot
• Local teacher’s dream takes him to Philippines
• Crosswalk to be installed at Hope Elementary
• Dirty classrooms
• Death Notices 03/02/12
• Cheers
• Elementary, middle school bands shine on stage
• PC baseball, softball fall
• Woman arrested on meth possession charge Tuesday
• One candidate files for City Council seat
• House passes Nunes’ water bill
• Valley fireplace restrictions end
• Public input sought on OHV grant application
• McMillan was right
• Gasoline Prices
• Death Notices 03/01/12
• Access is always important to newspapers
• PUSD trustee benefits
• Gong is wrong
• County looks to solar projects for tax revenue
• Lindsay street project not in rearview mirror yet
• Two-week probe leads to one arrest in Plainview
• Porterville has arrived
• Several leaplings born Wednesday at SVDH
• Grandmother, child escape house fire
• Family escapes burning home
• Dry Creek Preserve to open to public
• Council conducts special meeting to discuss potential lawsuit
• CSET offering free foreclosure counseling
• CMEA Music Festival set for Thursday, Friday
• Holocaust survivor Elane Geller shares story of survival
• Lindsay processing facility to be auctioned off
• SVDH goals outlined by new CEO
• Local leapers observe rare birthdays
• Death Notices 2/28/12
• Does report hint of deeper issue?
• The Blue-Green Alliance
• Crime Prevention Dinner is Thursday
• Man sentenced to prison for growing pot in forest
• Highway 65 crash victim identified
• Pension reform has unions nervous
• Leap Year Day
• Civic-minded couple leaving for Idaho
• Item regarding controversial street project not on Lindsay Council agenda
• Rain arrives at last...but not much
• Report calls for 3 PHS Ag Dept. staff to be reassigned following a report of errors
• Cain, Foss to be inducted into Hall of Fame
• Snowfall closes I-5
• Deputies bust sophisticated pot garden in Plainview, 3 arrested
• Police: Sex offender used candy to lure girl into home
• Sharman to attend PC Hall of Fame Banquet
• A cappella show to take place March 10 in Visalia
• Cat in the Hat to make special appearance
• GHHS blood drive is March 8
• Deputy sustains minor injuries in Wednesday crash
• Second annual SHINE conference is March 9-10
• Special council meeting is tonight
• Barn Theatre taking ‘Fearless Dick’ to Lindsay Theater
• Plant parenting nurture crops
• Death by a thousand cuts
• Workshop to explain Enterprise Zone benefits
• Supervisors to consider extending agreement to fight crop pest
• A Spectacular night
• Death Notices 02/27/12
• PC softball has impressive weekend
• Time is right to start planting tomato seeds
• Garden success is built from great soil
• Any skepticism?
• Lessons learned from the laundry room
• Gong responds
• It took a village to build a courthouse
• Concerts at Galaxy
• One seriously injured in Highway 65 crash
• Many a talents have graced the stage the past 50 years
• Military Institute possible 10th PUSD Pathway program
• PUSD bearing for impact
• “Walk Against Violence” is Saturday
• Symphony concert features image-making music
• Tulare County Library seeks youth volunteers for Teen Advisory Group
• Second public meeting on city transit is Tuesday
• Strathmore duo arrested in Internet fraud scheme
• Death Notices 02/24/12
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Religious signs on utility poles violate city code
• Several business projects under way in Lindsay
• South County Justice Center breaks ground
• All your roping and fashion needs
• PC baseball falls to West Hills
• Orange Blossom Klassic set for weekend
• Holocaust survivor to speak tonight
• Crime spree led to man's arrest
• Sheriff deputy involved in single-vehicle accident
• Early freezes damaged some citrus
• Death Notices 02/23/12
• Abuse of power
• Future elections may be in November, not June
• Time to get pumped up...for $4.19 a gallon
• Glenn’s round trip was exciting
• Vendors need permits
• Not for Gong
• City of Hope golden spectacular
• Reed to receive Distinguished Alumni award
• Holocaust survivor to speak Thursday
• Elderly Springville couple in murder-suicide case ID'd
• Spectacular show hits 50
• Death Notices 2/22/12
• Fire damages Strathmore home Saturday
• Advanced driving school to relocate
• Therese Fowler-Bailey to be featured at Zonta affair
• Courthouse groundbreaking is Thursday
• One down, one to go
• PC baseball beats West Hills
• 3 teens arrested in shooting
• "Lives and People of Allensworth" presentation Wednesday
• Anti-tobacco Challenge Bowl Tuesday
• Spelling Championship set for Wednesday
• Photography exhibit opens Thursday at Porterville College
• BUNCO Fundraiser to benefit Walk with Family Services
• Man sought in armed robberies
• World Ag Expo & granddad’s farm
• Thanks Coach Stewart
• Good luck Coach Stewart
• Board benefits must end
• Antique school bell reinstalled
• Local youth work Pebble Beach
• Drought has cattlemen digging deep into pockets
• Plenty of honors for PC men
• Old Glory club recognizes flag fliers
• Olives have huge economic impact
• 45th World Ag Expo 'successful'
• Proposed AM/PM on council agenda
• Residents turn to state for local dumping issue
• Spay and neuter
• No love here
• Cow drought awaits raindrops
• Plenty of snow play during holiday weekend
• PC men finish with winning season
• MHS girls seeded No. 1; Granite boys left out of playoffs
• Biking in Montana De Oro State Park
• ‘Secular’ or ‘spiritual’?
• Time to end health benefits for trustees
• Quick Hits: Religion 02/18/12
• Pregnancy Center seeks help
• Death Notices 02/18/12
• Crisis Center notes teen dating violence
• Chief uncomfortable with councilman’s action
• Weathering the weak economic storm
• PC baseball beats Solano
• Murder-suicide near Springville
• Stewart to coach at Fresno
• 3 injured in single-car crash in Woodville
• Holiday hours
• Speakers talk pests at WAE seminar
• Orange Blossom parade entry forms available
• Academic Decathlon champs seeking sponsors
• FHCN welcomes new OB doctor to Porterville
• Sheriff's investigating suspicious deaths north of Balch Park Road
• Plugged in centenarian
• Lindsay men arrested in drug probe
• More arrests made in Jan. 20 Poplar shooting
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• The real heroes
• Stewart to accept Fresno High football coaching post
• Roadside flower stands cited Tuesday
• Local man using texting to create connections
• Local man questions PUSD’s Trustee benefits
• Massive machines amuse all
• World Ag Expo continues to excel
• Thanks SCE
• Mt. Whitney Manor goes smoke-free
• Missed correct title
• Death Notices 02/16/12
• Collision course
• Cold air follows latest storm; frost warning issued
• Lindsay City Council: Controversial street project resurfaces
• PC men on verge of first winning season since 2001
• The imposter syndrome
• Take an interest in City Council election
• Trio of scholarships available for students
• O-negative blood desperately needed
• Board members' benefits at other school districts
• Million dollar health benefits
• 45th annual World Ag Expo kicks off
• Death Notices 2/15/12
• Vehicle break-ins bring police warning
• CSET recruiting youth for training, employment program
• Storms lining up this week
• 5 suspected gang members arrested in assault case
• Lindsay Council to consider abolishing business fee
• Letters from Tom rekindle memories
• Lifetime commitment — Couple celebrating 70 years of marriage
• Warm fuzzies and cold pricklies
• Planned Parenthood
• JC roundup: PC baseball rebounds for win
• Seven arrested in Woodville pot bust
• Paula Patton named publisher of Porterville Recorder
• Gong will not be boys swim coach
• The Lisa Project returns to Tulare County
• Unveiling of monument plan set for summer
• WAE sold out, expecting big crowds
• Raisins dancing to a hostile tune
• Likes progress
• Feinstein two-faced
• Death Notices 02/13/12
• Wants JC Penney
• Capital Gains tax
• PC softball ends 8-game skid
• What Others Are Saving
• Quick Hits: Religion
• Pruning deciduous landscape trees — Let’s do it right!
• My friend, Jesus!
• Meditation in the (native plant) garden
• Heartwarming stories for Valentine’s Day
• Death Notices 02/11/12
• Charter Schools under attack
• Analyzing the New Covenant
• Man Alive 2012 rapidly approaching
• World Ag Expo pumps up local economy
• Interest heats up for City Council election
• Erickson keynote speaker at PC Hall of Fame event
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Ode to an equal woman
• Cheers
• Couple convicted of tax evasion
• Burglary suspect arrested Tuesday
• ‘Looking for Love’ pet adoption Saturday
• Motocross event this weekend at OHV Park
• Vacancies on city commission, committee
• Purple Power at schools offers Teen Dating Violence Awareness
• Gov. Brown appoints Tule River tribal member
• Lindsay woman dead after crashing car on Highway 99
• Parents like new child booster seat law
• Dry spell reaching critical point
• Skate, bike event set for March 17 at Veterans Park
• Two arrested in fire station burglary
• Locals react to Prop 8 ruling
• Stockton man victim in fatal Strathmore shooting
• Walmart Supercenter gaining ground
• Meet Juni Fisher
• Lindsay recall, getting info into The Recorder
• Death Notices 02/09/12
• ‘Manchurian Candidate’
• PC men fall just short at COS
• PC notebook: Unselfish Bravo helps lead Pirate women
• Adventist Health opens Wound Healing Center
• Gonzalez brothers trial postponed
• Businesses invited to register now to connect with education
• Armed suspects hold up Rainbow Market
• County fire details daring rescue
• City Council OKs Walmart EIR
• Poplar set for awareness event
• Effort to recall Lindsay council members is over
• Harmony Magnet Academy cinches Academic Decathlon Championship
• Death Notices 2/7/12
• Bravo co-Player of the Week
• Community College League of California endorses governor’s tax Measure
• Eligible organizations urged to apply for summer food program
• Child Find Project seeks children needing special services
• PHS No. 1 with unique yearbook platform
• Local student to attend summer program in Canada
• Man arrested on suspicion of terrorist threats, stalking
• Local man suspect in Poplar shooting
• Tulare County may become a 'Share the Road' county
• Former Porterville man arrested on child porn charges
• Sheltered dogs given comfort
• Lindsay City Council recall effort dies
• Marshalls hiring event draws large crowd
• SCICON, downstream neighbors & water crisis
• Praises fire department
• Land acquisition: Providing ecosystem services
• Barn play excellent
• Medical board reprimands Porterville doctor
• 25th Farm Bureau gala March 3
• 2012 Academic Decathlon awards ceremony tonight
• Leadership Porterville Program announces 21st class members
• Pet of year
• Let the good times roll
• Learn about each other
• Illegal abuses
• February
• Death Notices 02/06/12
• Ag prepares for labor pains
• Freedom Fest
• Public hearing on Walmart Supercenter is Tuesday
• Merchants see transformation of downtown
• Pascoe, Giants Rule!
• PC roundup: Pirate men fall to Fresno
• City of Hope: A Spectacular Half Century
• What’s a mother to do?
• The offer of a gift
• Quick Hits: Religion 02/04/12
• Measure R: A look back five years
• Me-ology
• Hit-and-run leaves 1,900 without power
• Death Notices 02/04/12
• City needs input on new park
• Sequoia Forest among first to revise management plan
• Councilmen layout downtown vision
• City officials talk downtown prospects
• PC baseball wins opener
• Get ready for spring
• Indian gaming grant funds available
• DUI checkpoint set for Super Bowl Sunday
• Commission considers plans for Henry St. property
• Google Street View Vehicle visits Porterville
• Death Notices 02/03/12
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Strathmore shooter not facing charges
• Courthouse work begins
• PetSmart open; Marshalls hiring
• Drab utility boxes transformed into artwork
• Peña Planetarium offers February shows
• PADS' Rockin' for Alzheimer's looking for teams, sponsors
• Driver sustains minor injuries in single-car rollover
• Meager snow pack causing worries
• City Council votes to end redevelopment
• Blasts Montana column
• Appreciates support
• Local teams compete Saturday at 2012 Academic Decathlon
• Arrest made in Strathmore shooting
• Students gear up for Robot Riot
• News is what drives us
• Get behind GOP
• Death Notices 02/02/12
• PC men beat Columbia
• PC notebook: Wiliams transfer to NAIA power in Montana
• PC baseball has more depth this season
• Super Bowl blues
• Green forced down our throats
• New hospital CEO wants to connect with community
• Learning about nutrition
• Strathmore home invasion foiled
• Death Notices 02/01/12
• Hospital purchases more property
• Contentious street project in Lindsay moving forward
• TCSD investigating shooting in Strathmore
• Fechner Player of the Week for COS
• Lindsay council awards contract for street project
• Man, 21, shot while driving vehicle
• Groundhog Day… the rest of the story
• Deadline for Lindsay recall signatures approaching
• Ayla Stackhouse, small town showstopper
• Worldwide famine
• Porterville Keep dogs enclosed
• GOP a threat to women
• Burton Middle School shares art one school at a time
• Man, 21, shot while driving vehicle in Porterville
• Soto hands out punishment
• Police make arrest in Visalia Mall shooting
• Special Lindsay council meeting is tonight
• Area youth share their patriotic prowess
• Council to meet on eve of redevelopment's demise
• PC roundup: PC men fall short at West Hills
• A night of honor for Lindsay
• What Others Are Saying
• Ag shows project a spicy new flavor
• Death Notices 01/30/12
• Downtown merchants work to unify
• Clash over City Park plans
• The GOP primary
• Sheriff to promote new captain
• Quit fooling ourselves
• Praying for strangers continues
• Pay it forward
• Lindsay doing best with funds for park
• Death Notices 01/28/12
• Valentine's dance set for Feb. 11
• Highway 190 near lake to get paving
• Symphony concert features popular film music
• Probes lead to meth busts in Porterville, Plainview
• Fire causes $90,000 in damages to home
• $2 million dental lab breaks ground in Porterville
• Mandarins hit hardest by cold temperatures
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Homegrown talent finds Hollywood success
• St. Anne’s creates electrical spark in Future City competition
• County debuts new economic development website
• Denying California’s plight won’t ease it
• 2012 Mock Trial Competition began Tuesday
• Interim director: PDC is not closing
• Sheltered Workshop purchases old Jostens building
• Annual homeless count conducted
• FAFSA help available tonight at MHS
• JR Boone put the Valley into the Bulldogs
• I crave cupcakes
• PC softball set for new season
• PC men defeat Merced
• Police chief announces promotions
• Local chamber mixer Thursday
• Couch causes crash Sunday morning
• CSET to offer free tax filing services
• EPA makes clean air projects funding available
• Ishida delivers state of the county address
• New faces on Tule River Tribal Council
• Lindsay City Council gets earful from residents
• “The Devout” filming in Porterville
• Snip snip....
• Councilman had right idea with teen participation
• Death Notices 1/25/12
• From Ducor to Super Bowl
• Harmony Magnet senior participates in prestigious performances
• Local students to perform with All State Honor Ensembles.
• State of the State Address
• Recall in progress
• Lindsay City Council to consider street project at park
• Former PC President Bill Andrews dies
• Student suspected of assaulting peer with metal ruler
• Future use of Henry St. property uncertain
• Storm ends 2-month dry spell
• Lee is CVC Player of the Week
• TCAG to award contract on preparation of transit plan
• Man found shot several times in Poplar
• Poplar burglary ring busted
• Rainfall nearly half an inch
• Springville residents honor their own
• Tribe opens gas station in western Kings County
• Supervisors to kick off year with layoffs
• Organic farming — a growing trend
• Report confirms efficient use of ag water
• Death Notices 01/23/12
• Local roundup: PC men beat Reedley
• Getting Medicare-covered health services at home
• Dry weather points to need for water policy
• Occupy Granite Hills
• Friends of Library respond
• Down right mean
• Death Notices 01/21/12
• Made a difference
• County ranks high in youth homicide rate
• Rep. Nunes has paid internship opportunities
• Small fire damages dining room area
• Gang member gets multiple life terms
• Transformer explosion causes power outage
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Road improvements on the map
• Personalities clash on council dais
• Quilting is here to stay
• Council postpones vote on crop cultivation
• Coach’s reassignment causing ripples
• Browsing through “COOL” high school options
• Citrus viruses a real threat
• Tule River Tribal elections are Saturday
• Mary Smith
• Lots of mileage in naming roads
• Dry year brings back memories
• Death Notices 01/19/12
• Death Notices 01/18/12
• Reinventing an instrument
• State has chance to fix Redevelopment
• Webinar will look at Mayan calendar end
• Grass fire destroys beehive boxes
• MHS students arrested on drug possession charge
• Springville Chamber nominees announced
• Suspected burglars take fixtures from vacant home
• Sequoia Valley Enterprise Zone finalized
• PC students return
• COOL Night set for Wednesday night
• Rain will replace cold
• Walmart DC appreciates community, honor
• Calendar art contest open to all students
• Woman allegedly aids male suspect in attempted rape
• Mother suspected of child endangerment
• Making the Rounds at Pleasant View West
• Training available
• Prison riot
• King’s letter from jail
• Death Notices 01/17/12
• New Miss Tulare County to be crowned March 3
• Death Notices 01/16/12
• What Others Are Saying
• Water transfers are nothing new
• AmeriCorps member honored
• Applications for school grant funds being accepted
• Building activity expected to grow in 2012
• Council to talk redevelopment Tuesday
• Madison, Pablo winning pair in showmanship
• PC men and women fall
• Why Lord?
• How not to save money installing a wood floor
• Fitness classes offered at Sequoia Dawn
• Death Notices 01/14/12
• Correcting my mistakes!
• Considering maintenance: Part One
• Community College reforms are welcomed
• Hard freeze expected Monday
• Gonzalez brother arrested for 2007 homicide
• PUSD moving forward with plans
• Marijuana patients speak out
• Burn victim’s name released
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Alleged gang member suspected of shooting at occupied car
• Many remain landline-locked in Porterville
• Deadly corner getting warning lights
• Dollar General to open in former Dollar City locale
• Local girl embarks on ‘heart warming’ venture
• Death Notices 01/13/12
• Cheers
• Arrest made in 2008 homicide of Richgrove boy
• South County Justice Center groundbreaking is Feb. 23
• Sierra Winter Classic in weekend lineup
• Santa avoids crash
• Sad to see Valley Voice silenced
• Not Just Shoes
• Death Notices 01/12/12
• Tempers flare over Lindsay City Park plans
• Worth the wait — new playground jungle-gym for Monte Vista
• PC notebook: Pirate hoops a combined 5-1 at home
• PC men falls short against Fresno City
• California Community College leaders call for overhaul
• Sweeping win for Romney
• Man dies in small trailer fire
• We could use a Mr. Smith right now
• Does Porterville read?
• Death Notices 01/11/12
• Supervisors formally oppose high-speed rail plans
• The art of growing, giving avocados
• Trailer fire west of Porterville claims a life
• Exeter man sentenced for pot growing
• Farmersville man dies in car crash, fire
• Nuestro Tiempo offering college scholarship
• Grandiose claim
• God’s gift
• Death Notices 01/10/12
• Concert features Brubeck music and Ansel Adams images
• Blood donors encouraged to give
• Man found passed out behind wheel faces DUI charge
• Request to dissolve RDA on Lindsay Council agenda
• Woodville Elementary launches transitional kindergarten program
• Highway 190 work set for 2015
• Wants to help others
• Things exist only to change
• Defends animal control
• Not Romney fan
• Farmers pursue wonderful poms
• Death Notices 01/09/12
• City of Hope Spectacular auditions Jan. 24
• Supervisors to talk high-speed rail
• Local motorists feeling pain at pump
• Rainless days affecting farmers, ranchers
• Local roundup: PC men beat Columbia
• Should we water the native plant garden?
• Houseplants: African Violets
• Gov. Brown’s two-faced budget
• Do you need to attend church?
• Dems manipulated redistricting
• Al’s train set
• Trinity Lutheran gives back to community
• Busy year ahead for City of Lindsay in 2012
• On-the-job training offered for long-term unemployed
• Brown offers 'not nice' budget
• 2012 changes at Lindsay, Woodville
• Stafford’s Famous Chocolates sold
• Death Notices 01/06/12
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Helping homeless garners Chamber’s praise
• Death Notices 01/05/12
• Music is Freedom
• Christofferson selected as acting district ranger
• Art advocate McElfresh remembered
• Woman says she was not kidnapped
• Supports band mural
• Lack job skills
• High-speed scam
• Dry conditions lead to summer-like fire
• Terra Bella family loses home in fire
• Police: Burglary suspect targeted same property
• Man arrested for firing gun to ring in new year
• Students make Porterville Business Academy shine
• Suspect killed by Tulare officers ID'd
• PUSD moving forward in 2012
• Hold high speed rail at the station
• Death Notices 01/04/12
• An iconoclast remembered
• Thanks Rainbow Carpets
• Something missing
• Pet owners need to be responsible
• Be resolute and self-directed
• Wanting to turn shoes into water
• New Year's Eve sweep leads to 3 DUI arrests
• Burton School District poised for expansion
• Area's first baby of 2012 makes late arrival
• New year brings new driving laws
• County third in state in pesticide use
• Bob Ruffa Electric humbled by honor
• Ishida ready for second stint as chairman
• A year of great possibilities
• Recycled Recipes from Vintage Boxes
• New year, new hope
• Creative Outlet
• Alternatives to jury duty
• Winter garden
• Quick Hits: Religion 12/31/11
• Porterville ready to shine brightly in 2012
• Joy in my garden
• Filling the empty red cup
• Death Notices 12/31/11
• Tulare police fatally shoot Porterville kidnapping suspect
• County Probation van crash area's top story of 2011
• Tulare police fatally shoot Porterville kidnapping suspect
• City official unhappy with redevelopment ruling
• Poor air leads to less wood burning
• Music Machine singer Sean Bonniwell of Porterville dies
• Bank of Sierra purchases downtown building
• McCormick eager for next chapter
• Death Notices 12/30/11
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• PC holds on for win
• Death Notices 12/29/11
• Citizen legislature idea gaining momentum
• Car smogged, but is air cleaner?
• A Sugar Plum for the New Year
• Several choices for New Year’s Eve fun
• Lindsay Council approves housing program guidelines
• 2012 — A big election year
• McCormick eager for next chapter
• Local help for Tournament of Roses
• Porterville City Council meeting canceled
• Fire destroys home Sunday
• Ag Commissioner warns about unlicensed pest control persons
• The 2011 Cynic Awards
• Some New Year’s resolutions we’d like to see
• Death Notices 12/28/11
• Man suspected in hit-and-run vs ex-girlfriend
• Citrus growers to get a break from the cold
• Ennis to step aside as board chairman
• Defends animal control
• Free Enterprise Capitalism
• 2011 Month by month year end review
• Death Notices 12/27/11
• David Horowitz brightens Christmas for family
• Indoor grow shops taking root
• Lindsay council to vote on housing program guidelines
• Holiday returns continue downward trend
• Who’s afraid of the new year?
• Thanks
• Quick Hits: Religion 12/24/11
• Nothing wrong with saying Merry Christmas
• Illegal and loaded weapons found during traffic stop
• Gardens as environments
• Family needs help
• Evergreens, succulents, perennials and garden art brighten a winter landscape
• Bodley Farms says thanks
• A unique way of sharing the Good News
• Homicide attempt leads to arrest
• Final hours of shopping
• Helping Hands brightens Christmas
• Death Notices 12/24/11
• rue21 coming to Porterville Marketplace
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Angels among them
• Holiday hours at local agencies
• City of Lindsay helps new local program
• Despite drop in donations, El Granito Foundation delivers
• Cheers
• Dry December in huge contrast to last year
• Death Notices
• Hospital not a warming center
• Man wants name cleared
• Thank you
• Holiday movies are part of the season
• Get facts straight
• Books, books, books galore
• Appreciates support
• Citrus farmers face another cold spell
• Lost 1968 military dog tags returned to Springville man
• N.Y. Giants' Pascoe expected to play Saturday
• Death Notices
• The Coburn compromise
• Don’t become a holiday statistic
• Catherine Fazio honored at SVDH
• Two arrested in check fraud case
• Wasp released to attack Asian psyllid
• SVDH reorganizes at Tuesday’s board meeting
• Victor Espinoza has a drive to thrive
• Flume ready to carry water again
• GHHS MEChA Club steps up to help Toys for Tots
• Rosalinda Campos graduates from University of Oklahoma
• PC Notebook: Mecenario leads Lady Pirates on court
• Brothers in need of assistance
• Two arrested, suspected of concealing gun
• Visalia couple sentenced for producing child pornography
• Short pursuit leads to three arrests
• Woman injured after driving golf cart into canal
• Man suspected of stealing watches from Kohl’s
• Teens arrested in recent rash of car break-ins
• Alleged drunken driver tries to use counterfeit bills
• Man arrested in child molestation case
• LUSD's Kliegl announces retirement
• Poinsettias and peace
• Not for Obama
• Not mentioned
• FoodLink to provide more food with new mobile food pantry
• Credit unions, small banks seeing uptick in new members
• Extra holiday cheer
• Merry Christmas
• Likes flags downtown
• Cuts in wrong places
• Farmers and vets working together
• Death Notices
• UC wildlife research team seeks single socks
• Lindsay High students spread holiday cheer
• Library fines topic of public hearing
• McCarthy, Rubio set to represent area
• Holiday helpers sort food for families
• Porterville Fair 2012
• Gunman robs Cortez Market
• Residents, service clubs rally behind troops at Christmas
• Toys for Military Families needed
• All they want for Christmas is Dad
• Sierra View CEO search was well done, thorough
• Quick Hits: Religion
• Is it too late to plant? — part two
• His name
• First impressions from Forest Supervisor
• Dry creek bed: A river runs through it
• A new baby in the family
• Death Notices
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• Delano pair suspects in Tipton home invasion
• Tulare woman in stolen car leads police on pursuit
• City works out new contract with fire officers
• Special guest makes stop in Porterville
• Man says dog mistakenly euthanized by city
• Shopping with a purpose
• The ultimate gift guide
• Disturbing letter
• Lindsay City Council approves purchase of 7 vehicles
• Lindsay misses salary report deadline
• Recall petitions declared valid
• Local salaries posted on state controller's website
• 102 Tulare County students awarded computers
• Well done
• Want to hear your thoughts on paper’s new look
• Vote on high speed rail
• Lindsay man killed in Highway 65 crash ID’d
• Maintenance proposed for Big Meadow Campground
• PHS yearbook takes unique step into social media
• Grinches preying on Porterville residents
• Man suspected of felony DUI after crash
• Who is going to pay for trail boardwalk?
• The nine-year plan (part two)
• Sierra View begins flue season precautions
• Lindsay man dies in Highway 65 crash
• County to seek funds for Porterville jail facility
• K-12 school cuts minimized, community colleges take big hit
• USC full ride scholarship for HMA senior
• Three area students named Youth of the Year at TKHCC dinner
• Lindsay High remembers Pearl Harbor
• Zalud house to begin candlelight tours
• Man injured while working on flume
• Home fire intentionally set
• City will remain member of CWMA
• Man arrested on suspicion of child molestation
• Lindsay city staff seeks to purchase 7 vehicles
• Thank you
• Merry Christmas?
• Death Notices
• Chef in the classroom helps antsy anticipation
• Bad venue
• Mother suspected of trying to kill self, children
• Improvements on tap for Ducor Elementary
• SVDH appoints new President/CEO
• Burton School District Staff and Student Recognition Ceremony
• Temps too low for comfort for some growers
• Appreciates donations
• Aid for illegals
• Bottle water, dogs
• Holiday thoughts
• Regional bias tips farm views
• Orchestra Chamber concert set for Tuesday
• Asian nations shell out for pistachios
• Wenger re-elected state Farm Bureau president
• Tipton veterinarian honored by Farm Bureau
• WAE picks top-10 new products
• 2011 expected to be a good year for farmers
• PHS Christmas Gathering planned for Thursday
• Home burns on Plano Street
• 91-year-old Springville woman injured in crash
• Tulare County and SEIU reach impasse
• Raffle to benefit Wounded Warrior Project
• Star Light Star Bright
• Deron Johns only seeks to help, not the limelight
• Food needed for holiday baskets
• Recorder increases paper size
• Santa visits Historical Museum
• The beginning of a journey
• In the hands of a master blacksmith
• Hunger crisis for Valley children
• Quick Hits: Religion
• Lindsay city news unsettling
• Is it too late to plant?
• A night of giving in Lindsay
• Handel’s Messiah at PC inspires Community
• Nominations open for PC Hall of Fame
• Power out at Morton Ave and Villa St
• National Legion Commander stopping in Porterville
• Big Fix project called huge success
• Unique art exhibit at 32 West Gallery
• County General Plan makes headway
• Council pondering regulation of medical marijuana
• Another Springville soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Hundreds gather for Las Posadas at Granite Hills High School
• Another local soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Pearl Harbor attack led to great resolve
• There is hope
• Sesquicentennial Committee says thanks
• Man held in theft of motorcycles
• Get your party dress on
• Death Notices
• Transitional class to start in January at Woodville
• Recorder targeting specific audiences
• The Recorder is going social
• Porterville's most connected family
• Supervisors award $95K to Tulare County nonprofits
• Burglary suspects flee after woman confronts them
• Lindsay Parade of Lights set for Friday
• The nine-year plan (part one)
• Don’t need higher taxes
• Local woman's horse nabs world championship honors
• TCAG OKs county transportation plans
• Lighting up memories
• Death Notices
• Toys for Tots drop-off sites
• Corrections to story
• Space trip cures writer’s block
• Death Notices
• Cold temps benefiting citrus crop, farmers say
• Woodville Union board to reorganize, vote on possible litigation
• Youth employment, mentorship program now enrolling
• Dead man found near theater identified
• Council to look at medical marijuana regulations
• Explosion leads to man’s arrest
• Duo takes on world
• Something to smile about
• College camp bound
• Are you financially exposed?
• This ’n That
• Recycled Recipes from Vintage Boxes: Sugared Walnuts
• Joyful connection through time and space
• Mary Williams: 100-year journey
• Signs of Hope
• Thanks for attending
• Thanks good deed
• Puff piece?
• Throwing away money
• Farmland values just keep growing
• CSET now administering Lindsay micro-loan program
• Lindsay micro business loan fiasco
• Supervisors set to OK grant awards
• Friends, food and funds at tree auction
• Temperatures dipping into mid-20s in Orange Belt
• Hospital may name new CEO Tuesday
• Car show and toy drive benefits Woodville Elementary
• Another freeze warning issued for South Valley
• Proud of staff
• Keeping down appearances
• Hot, cold classroom
• Buy locally
• ’Tis the season to shop locally
• Sharing in pain … and in hope
• Shopping season critical to city’s tax collection
• Mayor delivers state of the city address
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Plainview man dies in fatal Highway 190 crash
• Call out for O-negative blood donors
• Man arrested on suspicion of possessing a rifle
• Annual Christmas tree auction Saturday
• Finding perfect tree a treat and a chore
• Chilly parade kicks off Christmas season
• Death Notices
• Christmas Tree decorating 101
• Unfair attack
• Uncomfortable
• My daughter brings me joy
• Summit Charter students present 'The Big Bad Musical'
• Love INC offering tree for auction
• Toddler struck by car Tuesday
• Court sides with County First 5 Commission
• Man in custody after evading police
• Gray may stick around a while longer
• Body found near theater
• Holiday home decorating keeps Kaylor’s moving
• Poverty numbers show need for kindness
• The search for the anti-Romney
• Local organic farmers join Green PolkaDot team
• Recorder looking for Christmas memories
• Christmas parade steps off 7 p.m. Thursday
• Police seeking clues in Horowitz Jewelry heist
• 1 arrested, 1 flees in car crash Sunday
• County poverty rate second highest in state
• Anthony Giannetto appointed to Terra Bella School District board.
• Family and school traditions
• Death Notices
• Brainwashed?
• Defends MechA
• Local schools skyrocket through CyberQuest
• Hospital Foundation offering tree at gala auction
• Man injured in home invasion Thursday
• Chamber of Commerce Female Youth of the Year
• Schools preparing for transitional kindergarten
• Teen shot in Lindsay; man arrested
• Police investigating downtown jewelry heist
• Praises animal control
• Peaches cling to market slice
• Death Notices
• Closed for holidays
• Citrus Fruit Display and Tasting Dec. 9-10
• Man convicted in walnut fraud case
• Sierra Winter Classic Show putting up tree for auction
• Mayor to present State of City Address Dec. 2
• Rockford School bell recovered
• Horseshoes turned into work of art
• Congress at fault
• 99 percentile
• When there is a void…
• TV exposure good for city
• Story to tell
• Some great Christmas gift ideas
• Praise for the Lord’s Creation
• Retailers hoping for busy holiday shopping season
• Black Friday deals lure shoppers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• FHCN dental office permit issued
• County awarded grant to fight drunken driving
• 'Cage the Hunger'
• Train show a delight for young and old
• Mary Shaw recipient of prestigious state music award
• Area residents in need receive Thanksgiving meals
• Thanksgiving brings football memories
• Thanks citizen
• Social Security surplus
• Bust meth
• Turkey Day
• Porterville man severs leg in auger incident
• Lindsay public safety officer injured in crash
• 38 years of Thanksgiving meals
• Culinary Arts Institute treat guests to Thanksgiving feast
• 6 cars involved in chain reaction crash
• 7 arrested in drug bust Tuesday
• Mail-check scam: USA Mega International Sweepstakes awards
• Death Notices
• The Stanford Prison Experiment
• Many reasons to be thankful
• Stores gear up for Black Friday
• Tree lighting ceremony is Friday
• Porterville selected as one of Gems of America
• Performance - Kringle's Window
• Paperless system running smooth at SVDH
• Water safe?
• Dogs are dear to seniors
• Appreciates kindness
• Gratitude is more than an attitude
• Electrical fire causes more than $145K in damage
• Dr. Ann Beheler leaving Porterville College
• Derbyland Rollers offers positive team spirit for recruitment day
• Kern District Virtual Enterprise students converging on Bakersfield
• 836 gift shoe boxes on way to needy children
• One arrested for alleged rape
• PUSD trustee Richard Morris elected to County board
• PUSD hosts Sonoma Valley Unified
• Fog, then more rain in forecast
• Walmart DC driver is Truck Driver of the Year
• Every child is an artist at Terra Bella Elementary
• Every child is an artist at Terra Bella Elementary
• Why not American?
• Congregational Church
• Proud of Porterville
• PC officer case
• Death Notices
• Farmers’ choices foretell profits
• Caring for troops at home and abroad
• Solar fencing, surplus sale discussed at PUSD meeting
• CHP plans crackdown over holiday weekend
• Study finds farmers efficiently use water
• Shriners helping lives
• Against MEChA
• ‘Don’t worry if it isn’t perfect!’
• Words of encouragement from God’s Word
• Significant year
• Open your hearts this season
• Movie rekindled fond memories
• Appreciates visits
• Seatbelt use crackdown to run thru Nov. 27
• County unemployment rate up slightly
• PDC recognizes Senior Companions, Foster Grandparents
• Soldier surprises 6-year-old daughter with homecoming
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Casting call for Hot Dog Melodrama Theater Dec. 6-7
• ‘Family Night at the Movies’ postponed
• City library launches Facebook contest for free Kindle
• Public Commission postpones decision on county General Plan
• Museum helps students take a step back in time
• Death Notices
• Wants Super Walmart
• Honored by parade
• Good service
• Getting my 30 minutes of fame
• Boxes for Soldiers thank
• Porterville man held on marijuana sales charge
• SVDH narrows search for next leader
• Valley oak will remain
• College club collecting coats
• Butterfield High’s art on exhibit
• Audit of TCAG presented at special meeting
• Woman’s Rape Prevention & Self Defense
• ‘Cars Two’ showing at Sequoia Middle School Cafeteria
• Book signing Friday at Books Off Main
• Victory Outreach Church to serve holiday meal Saturday evening
• Zeus the falcon
• R.C. Hoiles’ legacy goes national
• Death Notices
• Man held on suspicion of theft
• PHS presents "The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood"
• PAMA to deliver Thanksgiving meals to those in need
• Cafe, bakery to open up shop on Main Street
• Riding with a passion
• Employment Connection to offer free green energy training
• 3 named to city parks commission
• Sequoia Middle School concert Friday
• 2 burglary suspects arrested Saturday
• Helping Hands needs help completing meal
• Casino gives $2,000 to Gleaning Seniors
• More rain expected to hit later in week
• What are you learning?
• Brightening people’s lives, one day at a time
• Homes sparkling and ready for Zonta Home Tour
• No interruptions so far in 3rd recall attempt
• Woman wants Valley Oak removed
• Marijuana seizure numbers staggering
• Local investor faring well
• The happenings in the Big White Barn
• Religion Briefs
• Courthouse is that big of a deal
• Corps updates Success Dam status
• When no one says thanks
• Old Timers’ Tea remains Veterans Day tradition
• Celebrating ‘Veterans Day as only Porterville can’
• Rain won’t dampen spirits as parade prepares to start
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Veterans Day parade lineup
• Porterville native graduates from Air Force Academy
• Two injured in car accident Wednesday
• Just wish I would have told him 'Thank you'
• Bank corporate headquarters staying in Porterville
• Golden Hills residents seeing red
• What's On Tap
• What to call a Latino
• Vets Day brings back memories
• Death Notices
• Clean it up
• About our future
• Terra Bella man sentenced on gun, burglary charges
• Free Thanksgiving meals available for residents
• PC presents Vietnam experience
• Incumbents win, lose in Terra Bella Irrigation District
• Craig Morgan and Phil Vassar to appear at Eagle Mountain Casino
• Public gathers to welcome new forest supervisor
• Researching the Tule River Tribe
• New site for Patriotic venue
• Veterans Day Parade, Old Timers’ Tea among Friday’s functions
• Man shot to death in Lindsay
• Names of 2 men shot to death in released
• Check Before You Burn season starts
• County transit may see bus fare hike
• Recorderonline.com commenting system changing Tuesday
• Council to consider supporting water bill
• Paranormal Movement Investigations team on never-ending hunt
• Unconstitutional mess
• The mysteries of life and faith
• Police union serves community
• General Plan should promote growth
• Woman allegedly hangs herself at Murry Park
• Assemblywoman Connie Conway visits Granite Hills High School
• No place to lay his head
• Operation Boo in effect this Halloween
• Strathmore High School Band asking for votes
• Tomorrow's technology starts Monday at SVDH
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Lindsay recall effort hits snag...again
• Bust yields 8 arrests, 1,800 pounds of pot
• Couple discovers rare treasure among yard sale items
• Peace Center helps needy
• Highway 190
• Halloween tricks and treats
• Bloodlust was wrong
• Lindsay housing programs on verge of being outsourced
• Plenty of ways to mark Halloween, harvest time
• Human remains those of missing Porterville man
• City, police officers union strike deal
• Raising the bar — Burton School District’s newest school takes shape
• Celebrating Day of the Dead
• Death Notices
• Sequoia should be learning tool
• Nanowrimo anyone?
• Museum murder mystery dinner Saturday
• Garcia sworn in as county fire chief
• Anti-tax group gives Conway high marks
• Zoning map changes discussed
• The Power of Pink
• Cotton harvest in full swing
• Don’t agree with column
• Losing her dogs
• General plan
• Voice concerns
• Red ribbons and orange pumpkins
• Death Notices
• Living Rosary set for Wednesday night
• CSBA declines to name outstanding legislator for 2011
• Canned foods and non perishable foods needed
• Skateboarding competition is Saturday
• Bands shine at Fowler Band Review
• Women's health physician joins Porterville Family HealthCare
• Lindsay City Council — Water, homebuyer program on today's agenda
• Day of the Dead to be celebrated Nov. 2
• Fire displaces 39 residents in Lindsay
• Zoning map updates to be discussed tonight
• Home is where the business is
• Mexican tariffs to be removed
• Lettuce has been more plentiful than profitable
• Produce programs at schools earn high grades
• International Agri-Center hosts international export forum
• Korea trade agreement should benefit citrus
• Recorder offers quick mobile access to website
• Paranormal Movement presents special events
• State realignment under way
• Many gather to offer suggestions on downed giant sequoia
• Putnam Day draws raucous crowd
• Not representing Christ
• Loves the library
• Final thoughts on aging…for now!
• Dam repair gets more confusing
• Council to receive report on city’s housing program
• Dogs removed for man’s well-being
• Lindsay recall effort moving forward
• Experiencing the 1800s through the eyes of a child
• Employment Connection seeks employers for training program
• Guardrail replacement along Highway 190
• Franchising conference is Nov. 2
• 9 indicted for growing pot in forest
• Remains found in travel trailer
• City’s founder was man of vision
• Royal Porter Putnam Day is Saturday
• Other dam repair options considered
• Boys & Girls Club celebrates 4-year anniversary
• Breast Cancer Awareness event today at SVDH
• Toy Run to benefit less fortunate
• Park concert to open Porter Putnam weekend
• WildPlaces celebrates 10th anniversary
• Grant possibility has local police excited
• Rich Lambie — Tulare County Teacher of the Year recipient
• USFS does great job
• Praise of Dago Garcia
• I’m joining the Social Media age
• County General Plan hearing draws naysayers
• Sequoia Middle School raises $3,500
• Lottery: Boon, bust for schools?
• Death Notices
• Bloodlust on the Right
• Reservations needed for Chamber Banquet
• CSUB offers first agricultural degree program to serve local industry
• Porterville man indicted for child pornography
• Police confirm dead man’s identity
• Ghost tour on tap at state park
• Tunnel of Terror open at McDermont
• Trail of 100 Giants meeting is Saturday
• CHP focusing on distracted drivers
• Veterans Day Parade deadline extended
• Bicyclist hospitalized after crash
• Joe Garcia appointed new Tulare County fire chief
• Teddy Wong to be added to PHS Hall of Fame
• Major plans in store for Hwy. 190
• Sierra Valley Rehab to offer sweet treats at Halloween
• Fire damage limited to small area of home
• Former Porterville resident dies in Vegas car crash
• Not taxed to death
• Unhappy with letter
• Public hearing on General Plan Update is Wednesday
• Repo is risky business
• Illustrator Joe Cepeda — Art is a verb
• Death Notices
• New teachers, staff recognized at Burton School District event
• Lottery dollars for schools
• Two shot in repo attempt, police say
• Local students to enjoy Tulare County Symphony
• “Gay Rights Movement” talk comes to Porterville College
• Harmony Magnet Academy seniors honored for summer work
• Walmart rewards John J. Doyle teachers
• MHS cheer squad competing for $5,000 video award
• Two injured in Terra Bella shooting
• Tourist stretch adds ag allure
• Death Notices
• Councilman and article
• Dead man's family wants answers
• Councilman wants audit of city home loan program
• Apple Festival continues to draw crowds
• Likewise walks away with title
• Fight leads to man's death
• Woman dies, 7 injured in Jaye, 190 crash
• Candlelight vigil, walk help raise awareneses
• Woodville School making a comeback
• Town needs cleaning
• Thank you from letter carriers of Orange Belt
• Lindsay City Council should look inward
• Police investigating suspicious death
• Six arrested on drugs, weapons charges
• Candle to blame for starting house fire
• 2012 Graduations discussed at PUSD Board Meeting
• New directors at helm
• Local high school bands shine on and off the field
• House fire in West Porterville
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Zalud House has new hours
• Homecoming at Lindsay High
• Tulare gang member sentenced to life in prison for murder
• Stakes high at Fantasy Casino Night
• 4 shows on tap at Visalia planetarium
• Locals ponder pot problems
• Springville Apple Festival begins Saturday
• Enterprise zone designations given green light
• Local Apache Native American asking for national holiday
• Education Foundation golf tournament tees off Oct. 29
• Thank you for searching
• Appreciate finding brother
• Green movement
• Charting weather records points to trends
• Death Notices
• PHS Alumni to meet Tuesday
• Native American Granite Cisterns presentation set for Friday
• Parents arrested on suspicion of pot possession
• Lindsay council moves toward enforcing business-license violations
• Victims of fatal domestic violence remembered
• Effort to recall Lindsay council under way again
• LA man shot dead by alleged pot thief near Strathmore
• Sheriff's investigating deadly shooting near Strathmore
• Flu shot clinic today at Sierra View
• Missing hikers found after search
• Friends of the Library celebrating 1 year anniversary
• Illegal gambling machine seized
• Construction remains slow
• Man falls out of moving car Tuesday
• TCAG to meet Oct. 17 at Exeter Art Gallery
• Fall Concert and spaghetti dinner set for Friday
• A bit of Asia in our own backyard
• Wild Oats Band to take the Centennial Park stage Friday
• Step Up Youth Challenge kicks off Thursday
• County homeless prevention program draws to an end
• Fire department issues safety requirements for haunted houses
• Blood drive and bone marrow registry at First Assembly
• Air District seeks exemption for ozone violations
• Gas prices see double-digit drop
• Storm's impact on crops minimal
• State needs to control debt
• Death Notices
• A belt of green in Kenya
• Recorder offering mobile alerts, smartphone app
• It's a snap - Maria del Pilar Avila
• Blessing of the animals
• Phase out unconstitutional
• Lindsay buy American cars
• Columbus hero or villain?
• Homecoming Week at Granite Hills High School
• Woodworkers celebrate art at River Ridge
• Veterans Homecoming tickets on sale now
• Lindsay Council to consider Municipal Code amendment
• Fall clean-up event is Saturday
• Many want Needles Lookout rebuilt
• Super bug showing up in the community
• Staph infection overtook Monte Reyes quickly
• Farm to fans talk is nothing new
• Death Notices
• Crisis over Lindsay like a locust swarm
• Centennial anniversary for Strathmore Women's Club
• Pistachios to be purchased for food programs
• Farm groups support trade agreements
• State ag gets special crop grant funds
• Beef and Livestock Pavilion Returns to WAE
• Seniors invited to free solutions fair
• Wage and hour law workshop Nov. 16
• Voting begins for November election
• Feds find golden trout not at serious risk
• Local law enforcement to take part in bloody competition
• Bluegrass Buzzard Fest soars
• Speech is God’s gift
• The process of aging...
• No more subsidies
• Not for Democrats
• Violence claims another young life
• State must prepare safe drinking water plan
• Local law enforcement pleased with pot ruling
• Top of their class
• Tulare manages loan program differently
• Home loans at center of Lindsay controversy
• High School Football Scores Week 5: Friday
• Death Notices
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• Allensworth rededication scheduled for Saturday
• Mussel Slough to perform tonight
• District's developer rule stands
• Local band to perform at Zootoberfest in San Francisco
• Attic fire causes $10K in damage
• Storm dumps rain in Valley, snow in hills
• Lindsay boy, 9, wins cooking contest
• Fleece blankets needed
• Nominations sought for community service award
• New trustees sworn in at Woodville Elementary
• Courthouse construction could begin Feb. 2012
• Pumpkin patch debuting new grounds
• The Big Fix helps control pet population
• Service clubs, organizations serve the community
• May be prejudice
• Death Notices
• In need of a blessing
• Annual FHCN health fair Sunday
• Museum to host Murder Mystery dinner Oct. 29
• Symphony to perform Beethoven's Fifth
• Wild horse adoption event in Tulare Oct. 14-15
• Latino PAC to host Caballero on Nov. 4
• Free emissions tests at COS Saturday
• Mobile home burns Wednesday a.m.
• RailAmerica opts out of effort to help fund rail improvements
• Storm delivers plenty of rain
• Double royalty Friday night
• Visalia woman airlifted to CRMC after traffic accident
• Council will work with solid waste JPA
• Porterville College Senior Day 2011
• Storm advisory issued for area by NWS
• Strathmore Town & Country Club marking 100th year
• Toddler's death ruled an accident
• Food pantries need our support
• Death Notices
• Columbus Day Revisited
• Special Woodville Board Meeting
• Mountain trail loses 2 giants
• SinCal gals looking to get name out
• New feel to Woodville School
• Death Notices
• Band mural is important to community
• Student stereotypes & Halloween costumes
• The Buzzards are coming
• Olive growers decry foreign subsidies
• Chili Cook-off adds spice to Lindsay life
• Narc dog finds marijuana in classroom
• Law and Justice Academy rigorous and fun
• Solar project
• Looks like a duck
• Poverty
• Where water flows controversy grows
• Do Porterville drivers need glasses?
• Caregiving: A Rite of Passage (Part III)
• A strange story of crashed computer systems and downed phone lines
• Rodeo business keeps kicking
• Survey: Winegrapes may be in short supply for years
• Cotton farmers expect higher yields; up nearly 50%
• Nothing spooky about pumpkin crop
• World Ag Expo calls for Forage Challenge entries
• Farm Burearu awards $3,000 in garden grants
• Chase Ave. Park design up for council review
• The Cellar pleasing palates since 1974
• Courthouse status to be updated Wednesday
• Cancer fighters step out
• Lindsay is in a crisis
• Jeffries family thanks communities for support
• Hammocks, harnesses and faith?
• God wants you to be a dog
• Death Notices
• Residents speak out against possible hikes on water rates
• Teen found dead in Lindsay cemetery ID'd
• Lindsay toddler’s death being investigated
• Local car dealers optimistic as sales increase
• High School Football Scores Week 4: Friday
• Death Notices
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• Fill the Satchel event set for Saturday
• Woodvile School trustees to be appointed Wednesday
• Pixley man, 57, sentenced to life in prison for child molestation
• Autumn to arrive with a bang
• Male juvenile found dead in Lindsay cemetery
• Man charged with growing pot in Sequoia Forest
• A whole new world
• Success Dam
• Another money grab
• Agriculture is beehive of activity
• Sheriff investigating Lindsay homicide
• District declares Air Alert for today
• Rollin' Relics Poker Run set for Oct. 15
• Several blood drives in October
• Grant to help PC health careers
• Immunizations leave no students behind
• County OKs Ducor solar farms
• 14th annual Relay for Life set for Saturday
• Cancer didn’t hold teen athlete down
• $5 million grant to help PC health careers
• Authorities searching for missing Strathmore man
• The Richards effect
• Fair remains in good hands
• Death Notices
• Several small fires burning in Golden Trout Wilderness
• Hospital flu shot clinics set Oct. 5, 6
• Carlos Mencia at Eagle Mountain Casino Saturday
• District Attorney's office launches justice run
• Several vacancies on city commissions
• City of Lindsay faces possible 'going concern' designation
• County adopts final redistricting plan
• River Island residents upset with water rate hike request
• SVDH presents Carmelita Street residents with lab options
• St. Anne’s Food Bank merges with Porterville Area Coordinating Council
• Small fire at Oak Pit promptly extinguished
• Monache welcomes new ag teacher
• Death Notices
• Success Dam editorial
• Success Dam editorial
• Not old hat
• No Child Left Behind waivers
• PUSD votes for 'Plan 4'
• Rotary Club's student of the month
• Homecoming Week at PHS
• Jersey cow visits children
• Missing boy, 2, found after two-hour search
• Former Visalia business owner pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Lindsay Council to hear auditor presentation
• Visalia USPS rally on tap for today
• Jersey cow visits children
• Lightning strikes spark blazes in forest
• Western Divide district ranger retiring
• Local nonprofits short of donations
• Homecoming Week at Porterville High
• Porterville man sentenced for child molestation
• Recall
• Chili winner
• Living in USA
• Paper delivery
• Farm subsidies arouse debate
• Budget cuts put ag programs in a bind
• Sweet potatoes bask in popularity
• Almond board names new VP
• State water board raises dairy permit fees
• Quarantine declared for Oriental fruit fly
• International Agri-Center hosts Ag-Fest
• California walnuts certified with Heart-Check mark
• Breakfast Rotary plans Casino Night
• Lightning sparks small fires
• Five girls vying for Miss Porterville
• Second annual Pet Parade brings animal awareness
• Supervisors to vote on prison realignment
• Students, educators dominate Public Lands Day
• Walmart has been good neighbor
• Lindsay Council member responds to editorial
• Pot busts net more than 28,000 plants
• Lindsay councilwoman ‘optimistic’ about city’s future
• Mitch Brown named fair board chairman
• Hospital gets million dollar addition
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• National Wellness Week celebration
• Book launch for Meredith's 'Bears With Us' Oct. 8
• BBQ drive through on tap
• Boys & Girls Club, Giovanni's team for fundraiser
• Porterville man gets 3 years for assaulting officer
• Volunteers kick-off Christmas collection season
• Vandal fires at local businesses with BB gun
• Black Bear going out for blood
• Case involving Facebook posts dropped
• Large donation gives mural project big boost
• Mother arrested after allegedly locking child in car
• Porterville fire chief earns executive fire officer title
• South County roads undergoing repairs
• Porterville resident among 6 busted for alleged welfare fraud
• Visalia Career Fair set for Sept. 28
• Unique quilt show scheduled at PC
• Luncheon, silent auction to beneft Project Homeless Connect
• Victim's relatives detain Tuesday's shooting suspect
• Council to weigh lighting, ball field options
• Lindsay spinach processor closes
• Walmart, civic leaders mark 20th year
• Army Spc. Doug Jeffries’ funeral service
• Army Specialist Douglas Jeffries honored at funeral
• Death Notices
• Bluegrass In The Valley
• Courthouse project will stimulate economy
• Community Wellness Day in Three Rivers
• Goetting displaying works at Tulare Museum
• USFS shifts to winter hours
• Teens held in suspected burglary
• Success Lake marks National Public Day
• 2nd annual pet parade Saturday
• Supervisors OK $953.8 million budget
• Update: Suspect arrested in pot-related shooting
• Chase leads officers to man in tree
• Fallen Springville soldier comes home
• Walmart DC celebrates proud 20-year history
• PC offers Constitution Day presentation
• Annual parish picnic planned
• Deputies nab suspected burglar
• Man suspected of terrorist threats
• Blood drive at high school on Oct. 17
• Man arrested in connection with vandalized car
• U.S. Constitution celebrated
• Porterville to have say in rail track land
• Southeast Porterville Schools locked down during police chase
• Bond sale for courthouse project announced
• Another strong year
• Small districts not being left behind
• Great play
• So-called justice
• Enviros resist ag economy
• Organic vegetable production rises
• Raisin harvest begins; growers watch weather
• Oriental fruit fly found in Stockton
• USDA seeks approval of pistachio marketing order
• Agricultural research tax relief bill introduced
• Belleview tradition has terrific family impact
• County supervisors may adopt budget Tuesday
• Top 10 at Livestock Auction filled with local animals
• Expansion of city transit services on council agenda
• Powwow preserves tradition
• Too many tickets
• Recall
• Death Notices
• Concerns with band mural
• City should abandon facilities district idea
• Appreciates service
• September 16 Royal Court crowned
• Porterville area delivers
• Smart Technology the way of today at Porterville Schools
• High School Football Scores Week 2: Friday
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• October blood drives added
• Trail to Farewell Gap reopens
• Pair indicted for pot growing in forest
• Music on Main to feature mariachi music
• Tribe awarded $500K to enhance public safety
• Another missing person report ends happily
• Step-Up steps into neighborhood
• Council talks trash Tuesday
• Townsend resigns from school board
• Dickey’s Barbecue Pit coming to Porterville
• High School Football Scores Week 2: Thursday
• Death Notices
• Update: Missing man located
• No more status quo
• Here we go again
• Defends Shelton
• Another name for local war memorial
• Cleanup event scheduled for Saturday
• Step Up grant applications now available
• Strathmore man sentenced in child molestation case
• County moves forward with consolidated dispatch center
• 3-day Tule River Powwow on tap
• Drug investigation leads to four arrests
• Solar energy near for Porterville High
• Pfc. Douglas J. Jeffries: Private memorial service planned by family
• County Fair welcomes crowd, calf
• Music education: The early years
• Is public service for you?
• Lindsay residents deserve answers
• 20-Ands Club celebrate 70th birthday
• Smaller navel harvest projected
• Crews getting handle on lightning-sparked fires
• Teams sought for Relay for Life
• One arrested after altercation with officers
• Bank of the Sierra blood drive set for Oct. 5
• Rankin Stadium to debut field turf Thursday
• Major crimes down in Tulare County
• Citizens criticize, commend Lindsay council
• Lindsay recall effort to start over
• Success Dam project gaining ground
• Mountain Community remembers their hometown hero
• Chris Ennis makes Deans List
• Volunteer speakers sought
• Two planetarium shows in September
• Polytechnic University of Porterville project continues
• PARA meeting to discuss redistricting
• Man held on suspicion of child abuse
• USDA to offer food giveaway
• Man suspected of threatening witness over arrest
• County offices fly flags at half-staff for fallen soldier
• Recognized lecturer offers seminar Saturday
• PUSD delays voting on trustee-areas
• Lindsay City Council — Report to be given on draft audit
• True leadership
• Moving forward after fear froze us
• County Fair offers plenty of ‘Plane Old Fun’
• Man in shootout with officers identified
• LHS teaches and memorializes 9/11 event
• Fil-Amer members keep alive cultural traditions
• Milk campaign’s style not cramped
• Backs Shelton
• Letter was confusing
• Ed system corrupt
• September marks California Wine Month
• Weevil threatens Southern California palms
• Walnut famers expect second-biggest crop
• Pistachio harvest kicks off
• Fall crop insurance deadline nears
• Fall citrus meeting Sept. 22
• Study finds walnuts may reduce risk for breast cancer
• Farm Bureau offers new collegiate membership
• TCFB plans Farm to Fork events
• Crash sends three to hospital
• Man assaulted with pipe
• Child molestation investigated
• Tipton man hit by train Saturday
• County supervisors face light agenda
• Never Forget
• A day one local mother will never forget
• Searching for Petoskey Stones
• Remembering Sept. 11, 2001
• Family members
• City Council misguided on dam issue
• Springville soldier killed in Afghanistan
• High School Football Scores Week 1: Friday
• 3 officers involved in shootout at Dead Man’s Curve
• Springville soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Weekly music on tap at River Ridge
• Paranormal search benefits Lindsay Museum
• Officials: Willows Fire fully contained
• Month-long probe leads to drug bust
• Local man honored for heroic actions
• Opportunity at Trail of 100 Giants
• Strathmore man suspect in several car burglaries
• Lindsay assistant city manager resigns to take Missouri job
• Lindsay audit critical of past practices
• Local public safety has seen subtle changes since 9/11
• High School Football Scores Week 1: Thursday
• Man reported missing found safe
• The odyssey to San Francisco
• The Lion Fire: Another Perspective
• Thanks Sun Villa
• Be responsible pet owner
• Special voice recital on Sunday evening
• Willows Fire 70 percent contained
• Air Alert continues through today
• Olive Ave. rehab project to break ground Sept. 12
• Protect the Dream to perform at Centennial Park
• Shave the Brave fundraiser Saturday
• Man injured in Hwy. 190 crash ID'd
• A down year for olive growers
• Man found fatally shot in marijuana garden
• Council postpones decision on facilities districts
• Unusual storm may bring lightning, showers
• Quit messing with dam safety
• My 9/11 memories
• CSET to conduct free Build-A-Biz workshop series
• Chinese ag industry delegates visit PC
• Man arrested on suspicion of grand theft
• Man in fatal motorcycle crash ID'd
• Girl, 12, struck by car
• Trio pleads guilty in document fraud case
• Willows Fire near Kernville 40 percent contained
• Artist Kendall Collins showing work at Porterville Museum
• Polytechnic University of Porterville project continues
• From the fields to fame: The El Tapatio story
• Car rolls off Hwy. 190, driver injured
• Alternative Education
• Porterville woman struck by 2 cars dies
• Fire scorches P Hill
• Growers again finding harvest coming late
• Not your regular crop
• Labor-free day for some
• Disappointed in editorial
• Lindsay: Land of many hats
• Praises Augie Gonzalez
• Prayer for your child
• Death Notices
• Citizens need to remain civil
• Attend local events
• Meeting will preview Porterville Chamber tour to Italy
• A whole new world — underground
• Fate of local enterprise zone in limbo
• Lindsay: Land of many hats
• High School Football Scores Week 0
• Cheers
• Officials: Willow Fire in SNP contained to 8 acres
• Valley sets clean-air record
• Dinner-dance benefit tickets on sale
• County serves notices of violation on medical pot grow-ops
• City road work to begin shortly
• Local man wants his day in court
• Wants to sell hot dogs
• Turning the page to another season
• Shelton’s positives ignored
• Death Notices
• City has vacancies on various boards
• Inaugural Firehouse Chili Cook-off Challenge is Saturday
• Ducor solar projects generate interest
• Busy Labor Day weekend on tap
• Leaders of the pack — nine local schools reach 800 target
• Chamber plans management seminar
• Schools’ Academic Performance Index released
• Death Notices
• A monument of empty promises
• Lindsay Chamber looking for chili cookers
• Members sought for Tulare Lake Basin committee
• Chamber Business Showcase Sept. 22
• City seeks public input through survey
• Crime spree leads to arrest
• Supervisors delay decision on final redistricting map
• Farming industry beginning to rebound
• Critters’ numbers on the rise
• Final EIR on Tulare County General Plan released
• No shots, no school
• Sanders signs with Falcons
• Integrating technology in the classroom
• Death Notices
• Public transit angels
• Sierra Foothills Motorcycle Poker Run Sept. 24
• Lindsay Brewfest Sept. 24
• Chamber First Friday Coffee event resumes
• Lindsay man shot, no suspects ID'd
• Home damaged in fire Friday
• Porterville Chamber awards nominations deadline nears
• Music on Main Street begins Friday
• 8 cited at DUI/driver's license checkpoint
• Four booked in Terra Bella homicide of 14-year-old boy
• Sierra View District Hospital going green
• New year, new cafeteria, new Hope
• New midwife joins Salas Medical Clinic
• 20-ands scholarship recipients
• Ready, Set, Recycle
• Perfect Scores
• 70 years strong
• Death Notices
• Plumber responds
• Valley football fan
• Wafting cooking odors convince
• Supports Ron Paul
• Impressed by SVDH
• County Symphony plays Pops Concert Under the Stars
• CHP plans Porterville DUI checkpoint
• Oil prices lower, but gas prices higher
• Supervisors to make final decision on redistricting Tuesday
• Hot August Nights sizzles
• The city side of the dam issue
• Hint of recall in Porterville is real
• A very long train trip
• Cities seek county clarification on fees
• Lindsay recall takes ugly turn
• Report highlights Forest’s local economic impact
• National Monument — Land of broken promises
• CSET seeks projects for Make A Difference Day
• Ghost tour to be given at Allensworth Park
• Valleywide air alert continues Sunday
• Motorcycle run will benefit local Pregnancy Center
• Intentional fire destroys vacant home Thursday
• Lindsay jeweler suspected of possessing stolen property
• Council OKs share purchase
• County furlough program may be suspended
• Study finds thinning slows wildfires
• Monache freshman overcomes obstacles
• Porterville man held on child pornography charges
• Crosswalk needed
• Porterville man held on child pornography charges
• Strathmore man injured in tractor-trailer crash, fire
• Votes being sought by singer
• Deputy injured in rollover ID'd
• Photos of service members sought for program
• Getting ready for school
• Local schools behind state in passing Exit exams
• Residents hoping to recall Lindsay Council
• MHS unveils new mural
• Giving up control
• Death Notices
• Reducing fees is a good move
• Allensworth Park looking for volunteers
• Nazarene Church to hold 9/11 memorial service
• Lindsay man involved in fatal collision
• Horseback riding event on tap for Sept. 10
• New laboratory renderings presented to Board
• Deputy injured in single-car rollover
• First Congregational Church to celebrate 120 years
• Alma Corvera joins Lindsay Health Clinic
• Donations needed for 4th annual Project Homeless Connect
• Back to School for Porterville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Unhappy
• Dead-end deals
• Congress is broke
• Back-to-School night is for parents
• Air Alert in effect today through Sunday
• PPD: Several crackdown operations on tap
• Multiple pot gardens eradicated in Kern River Canyon
• Suspects at-large in Woodville armed robbery
• No arrests yet in Tipton equipment theft
• Trio busted in Terra Bella burglary Thursday
• Neighbor helps put out fire at Hoops Preschool
• PHS encourages FFA students to show at County Fair
• 20-year-old suspected of stealing tractor
• Lindsay City Council — Home project up for discussion
• Woman, 39, accused of sexual relationship with 15-year-old boy
• New forest supervisor brings ‘commitment to stewardship’
• Thousands flock to Porterville College
• Free and reduced breakfast and lunches offered
• Week filled with Back-to-School nights
• Rawhide Baseball supports College Night Scholarship
• Woman suspected of sexual relationship with 15-year-old boy
• Liberals don’t get it
• Decrease Congress salaries
• Switchgrass looks good in California
• WAE searches for Top 10 new products
• Global markets best opportunity for dairy
• CSET seeks youth to participate in free tech program
• Produce Station following grows
• Title IX ties hands of athletic officials
• Future of Jamison Stadium is cloudy
• Kurt Parsons finalist for national level FFA
• The Crossing of Paths...Part II
• Religion: Quick Hits
• Many golden nuggets to enjoy
• Hope floats
• Death Notices
• Compliments Bonanza Auto Sales
• Children dying
• Bicyclists have rights
• New program at Melson Realty
• One arrested, one at-large in stabbing incident
• Economy exacerbates plight of poor children
• PC sports down to just five
• Former FHCN employee speaks out
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Elderberry beetle may be crossed off endangered species list
• Terra Bella man sentenced to 15 years in state prison
• Hembree becomes first YMCA Camp Exec
• Porterville woman gets 120 days for welfare fraud
• Hospital OB department delivers
• Council OKs reduced project review fees
• Renting vs. Buying — In some cases, purchasing a home can be cheaper
• Plainview pot garden bust leads to others
• Remembering those first days of school
• Poplar reunion
• Death Notices
• Supports Super Walmart
• Local November races set
• Air District to display clean vehicles
• Authorities uncover phony 'Junior Deputy Program'
• Serenity pampers clients, stylists
• Former mayor touches on council recall
• New school on existing campus
• Porterville man sentenced in domestic violence case
• Two held after pot garden discovered
• The corporate person
• Obama keeps singing same old tune
• Death Notices
• TUTOC to meet Thursday at PPD
• Housing project in Poplar sent back to Planning Commission
• Officials: Walmart EIR decision delayed again
• Small districts fare well in STAR testing
• String of coincidences leads to Purple Heart after 66 years
• $90 million in road funding flows into county
• Burton trustee areas OK'd
• PPD ups enforcement of pedestrian, bike violations
• Death Notices
• Legislature approves ban on rental-unit smoking
• 2011 STAR Test results released
• Burton School District leads in local high school graduation rates
• Local firefighters respond to 2 fires
• Man accused of wielding knife at ex-girlfriend's beau
• Replies to mayor
• General’s strategic plan for returning troops
• Accident victims recovering
• Burton 4-H registering new members
• Traffic stop leads to two arrests
• Missing girl and boyfriend found
• Man allegedly steals welder from garage
• Redistricting carves up Tulare County
• Police continue search in commercial burglary
• Hundreds of local youngsters return to school Monday
• Poplar housing project up for discussion at Supes meeting
• A loggers life
• Food chain relies on foreign workers
• PHS students will need parking permit
• World Ag Expo announces 2012 Forage Challenge
• Barn to open season with 'Driving Miss Daisy'
• Council to vote on project review fees
• Downtown marketing plan will be unveiled in the fall
• Exhibit, lecture offer glimpse into lives of 'mountain men'
• Wildfire management in Golden Trout Wilderness
• Marijuana growing cause for concern
• Answering the calls
• 15-year-old girl goes missing Thursday
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Porterville man gets 20 years for child molestation
• Gary Allan to appear at Eagle Mountain Casino
• Chamber offers social media workshop
• Man turns self in for drug use
• Wife held after husband assaulted
• First micro Step Up event slated for Sept. 15
• Sluggish debut for local speed dating
• Man breaks up burglary; 4 held
• Mural committee marches closer to goal
• Jury trial date set for Gonzalez brothers
• School gets under way for some
• Reduce spending
• Krazy Daze was a splash
• Failed leadership
• Coin collectors in town this week
• Tax bills come due a month earlier
• Suspect allegedly shoots at house
• Porterville woman hits $30K jackpot
• Man arrested on suspicion of drug possession
• Woman held on embezzlement charge Wednesday
• Man tased, taken into custody
• Singers collect Second Wind
• Resource advisory committee to meet Thursday
• Supervisors approve temporary office closures
• Porterville gang member sentenced to prison
• Porterville woman sentenced for welfare fraud
• Civil case targets medical marijuana cooperatives
• Lindsay, TCAG hope to resolve Measure R issue
• ‘Boxes for Soldiers’ one woman’s mission
• CSET helps homeowners save energy and money
• Leadership Porterville recruiting for class of 2012
• TC Fire Chief Sunderland to retire
• 2 human cases of West Nile reported in Tulare County
• Brief foot chase leads to arrest
• Deadline nears for November election filing
• Time to take pride in Porterville
• Extortion Works
• Supervisorial redistricting maps bring mixed responses
• Deputies diligent in taking down pot gardens
• Lindsay Council members called on to resign
• PUSD staff ready for school year
• Supports cath lab
• Identify failures — change strategies
• Students to be recognized Thursday
• Foreclosure prevention workshop Aug. 24
• Lion Fire 75 percent contained
• Lindsay Council to consider intersection project
• Educational vision becomes reality for Lindsay
• Financial advisers say 'stand pat'
• TCAG: Lindsay misused $3.75M in Measure R funds
• Summer winding down for students
• Lion Fire continues to slowly burn in Golden Trout Wilderness
• Road is bumpy one for farm equipment
• Furious over bad water
• Bank of Sierra start
• Family HealthCare Network marks Health Center Week
• Public hearing Tuesday on county redistricting maps
• Crowds enjoy all Mountain Festival has to offer
• Krazy Daze brings out civic pride
• Is your water safe?
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• The splendor of the big trees...the splendor of our god
• Death Notices
• Come join the kraziness today
• More marijuana gardens busted in county
• County Tourism, Film Commission plans will be unveiled Tuesday
• M. McLaughlin Plumbing: A Porterville fixture
• Taking care of Fido
• Family HealthCare Network continues to expand
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Lion Fire smoke making for unhealthy conditions
• Wishon Fire contained at 8 acres
• Porterville man suspected in DUI hit and run
• Councilman's stab at reorganization fails
• Ex-husband charged with murder
• Deaths of 2 teens loss to family, community
• Generosity will benefit Porterville College students
• Wonderful staff
• Pro marijuana
• It was going to be one of those days
• Death Notices
• Adult care cuts
• Student play celebrates Porterville's 150 years
• Officials: Lion Fire 55 percent contained
• Sheriff's investigate Tuesday night shooting of man
• Former Planned Parenthood Director to speak in Visalia
• Mountain Festival on tap for weekend
• Friday breakfast kicks off Krazy Daze
• Public safety station design given council nod
• CHP: 7 of 9 in van not wearing seatbelts in fatal crash
• Victims of Tuesday’s triple-fatal crash identified
• Death Notices
• A year in review
• Keep Bank of the Sierra headquarters downtown
• Fires burn 100-plus acres of preserve
• Man suspected in theft from Kohl's
• State Championship Firemen's Muster Aug. 20-21
• Few comment on Burton draft trustee district maps
• TCAG announces transportation awards event
• Students learn life skills through G.R.E.A.T. Camp
• Suspect remains at-large in knife incident
• Juvenile probation van, truck involved in fatal Hwy. 190 crash
• Man held in ex-wife's death
• Regional Training Facility a work in progress
• Fatal collision closes Highway 190
• Police search for shooting suspect
• Lightning fire burns 25 acres
• Fire threatens homes, damages wooden fence
• Latino PAC to hold fundraiser
• Beef poster contest offered at Tulare County Fair
• Interpretive programs offered on the Hume Lake Ranger District
• Car and motorcycle show registration Friday
• Police looking for man after knife incident
• Death Notices
• Appreciates kindness
• Appreciates customers
• Need new taxes
• From the lazy days of summer to the structured days of school
• Thunderstorms slow Lion Fire progress
• The hospital’s tiniest patient — 4 pounds 1 ounce
• Death Notices
• Dream Act
• Ranchers are bee friendly
• Broccoli and cauliflower fight cancer
• Fuel prices affect farmers, consumers
• California raisins hit the right notes with consumers
• Weather slows Central Valley melon parade
• Destructive beetle intercepted at LA port
• Blackeye/dry bean field day Aug. 10
• Family HealthCare Network announces 2011-2012 Board of Directors officers
• Lion Fire growth slowing
• Flag poles dedicated at Porterville Fairgrounds
• Obama, Congress will avert default
• Porterville public safety station deja vu
• Church offers Emergency Preparedness Fair
• Anaktuvuk Pass, Part II
• A place for the singing of angels
• QUICK HITS: RELIGION
• Mayor responds to Recorder editorial
• Death Notices
• Ancestry search brings surprises
• Needles Lookout fire caused by burning ember
• Escalated marijuana growing concerns officials
• Candidates continue to file for local seats
• Family HealthCare Network Announces 2011-12 Board of Directors Officers
• Dispensing medicine at the touch of a button
• Marijuana raids net 17 arrests, 25,000 plants
• Porterville woman suspected of fracturing woman’s skull with hammer
• Cheers
• Death Notices
• Posey man ejected off bicycle, airlifted
• New parking rules at Rockford Elementary
• Teens arrested, one suspect at-large after home invasion
• 2 arrested on suspicion of debit card fraud
• Porterville felon indicted for firearms offense
• Lion Fire rages on; smoke reaches Valley
• Man dies in timber harvest accident
• Needles Lookout destroyed by fire
• Preparing for a natural disaster
• School districts’ trustee boundaries to change
• UPDATE: Unhealthy air today caused by Lion Fire
• Rocky Horror Show auditions Saturday
• Deadline nears for Crazy Daze contests
• Sobriety checkpoint scheduled Friday
• 2 county post offices face possible closure
• County supervisors honor PSW director
• Woman held on suspicion of drug use, child endangerment
• Lion Fire continues to grow
• Hearings set on county redistricting maps
• Porter St. BBQ expands to Olive Street
• Cardiac Cath Lab dies on table
• Rekindled grass fire threatens home Wednesday
• Small blaze burns among giants
• The Social Security non-problem
• Report should be huge wake-up call
• Death Notices
• Youths accused of starting Lindsay fire
• Fire rages near homes Tuesday
• Volunteers complete wilderness field surveys
• Sequoia National Forest learning from Lion Fire
• County imposes 'status quo' contracts on unions
• Marijuana groves spreading into Valley
• Ambulance ride does not guarantee prompt treatment
• Sierra View's Dennis Coleman to retire
• Death Notices
• Leash law?
• Recorder billing
• Summer reading and camping
• Fire burns on Pleasant View playground Sunday
• Newbury man recovered dead, boy rescued from Kern River
• Social Security offices to close 30 minutes early
• Strathmore woman injured in crash on Sunday
• 2 juveniles arrested in bomb scare Sunday
• City to get clarification from Reader's Digest
• TCAG continues to look at ways to preserve rail
• Man arrested for allegedly stabbing, kidnapping girlfriend
• Pedestrians safe following crash
• Lindsay resident suspected in Exeter homicide
• Officials closing part of SNP due to Lion Fire
• New options at Porterville College bookstore
• Wellness Center taking shape
• Good stories
• Where is clergy?
• Pot harvest
• No reelection
• Satellites confirm farms need water
• Death Notices
• Utilities have power over orchards
• Rice crop looks good, officials say
• Search continues for drought-resistant varieties
• Beneficial biofactors beat illness
• Los Tigres del Norte coming to Eagle Mtn.
• Porterville HealthCare Network adds new pediatrician
• Business workshops set to begin next week in Lindsay
• Nominations open for child-friendly business practices
• Business around Success Lake picking up
• Adult daycare director reacts to ADHC slashing
• Flume getting needed repairs
• Redistricting committee puts forward 3 options
• Wildland fire burns on Reservation Road
• Is city water safe? Officials emphatically say yes
• Summer Projects — students out, workers in
• Wildland fire burning on Reservation road
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• The Sequoias — Masterpieces of nature
• Work will slow Highway 65 traffic
• Fire contained near Trail of 100 Giants
• Class of 1976 Reunion begins tonight
• Groups plan challenge to Tulare County GP
• Bank of the Sierra studying new headquarters site
• Swimming with a purpose
• Police harassment
• Don’t paint media with broad brush
• Death Notices
• Casey Anthony trial
• Beware
• Vacant land, foreclosed homes a fire hazard
• Porterville doesn’t make cut in competitiveness
• Porterville City Council opts to keep redevelopment alive
• County jails to house lower-risk offenders
• State resorts to extortion
• Doctors or spies?
• Death Notices
• Mixer will explain pluses of being a foster parent
• Dive-In Theatre set for Fridays
• Body located in Kern River Saturday
• City launches iRIS resource
• TCAG meets Monday in Porterville
• Forest fire grows to 3,000 acres
• Bus money on chopping block if state revenues fall short
• PHS Class of 1976 Reunion meeting
• Strathmore Union offers free lunch program
• Buildling permits continue to lag
• Food for low-income families available Thursday
• CSET provides free entrepreneurship workshops
• Traffic stop yields 18 grams of suspected meth
• Marijuana cultivators enter guilty pleas
• Power outage impacts 1,269 SCE customers
• Sequoia Forest fire grows to 1,500 acres
• Death Notices
• Construction at Villa Siena site nearing completion
• Ennis Builders rebuilding one home at a time
• KC and The Sunshine Band coming to Eagle Mountain
• Brother rides in honor of cancer-stricken sister
• Deadline for unsecured property taxes is Aug. 31
• City updating economic development strategic plan
• Unpaid weed abatement charges before council
• Worker housing helps wine sales
• Stop high speed rail
• Youth, Habitat for Humanity assist family
• State fire fee hits foothill residents
• Education key factor in lake patrol
• Hospital recognized for abstract results
• Museum needs community’s support
• College fee hikes hurt everyone
• Autistic Artist
• Death Notices
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Workers’ Comp seminar is July 20
• Woman rescued from Tule River Wednesday night
• Fire destroys vacant mobile home
• Purse thief thwarted by merchants
• Scientific Camp a big hit among youngsters
• Supervisors adopt legislative authority to collect impact fees
• Wet winter bringing summer benefits
• Fewer yard sales but just as popular
• Thank you in advance
• Sports movies are a fun break
• Family HealthCare Network responds to lawsuit
• Death Notices
• Loved fireworks
• Alternative parking during Visalia Courhouse construction project
• SNF releases name of campground concessionaire
• Local Resource Advisory Committee to meet
• Dr. Resa participating at Carmel Authors' event
• Pink flamingos signify hope for needy family
• Solar energy on track for PUSD
• Palace Hotel gets a makeover
• Death Notices
• Framing Porterville is labor of love at Burford
• Leadership Class lends Family Crisis Center a hand
• Free hardcore, heavy metal concert scheduled
• Family Crisis Center receives lift from Leadership class
• Sally Hernandez to receive precious gift from husband
• Tonyville dodges sewer rate hike
• Sewer, refuse rates lowered in Lindsay
• Rights of the reviled
• Mayor selection always painful
• Free hardcore, heavy metal concert scheduled
• Sally Hernandez to receive precious gift from husband
• Tulare County reopens the Kings River
• Lindsay youth in Washington D.C.
• Judge rules in favor of city in 2008 officer-involved shooting
• Family, friends await hero’s return
• Big well done
• Morally bankrupt?
• Great airport
• Tibet’s struggle for independence
• Death Notices
• CSUF to expand Middle East Studies
• University Prep H.S. meeting Thursday
• Pair held on gang, weapons charge
• 1 rescued, 1 missing in river mishaps
• Vehicle burglary leads to man's arrest early Monday
• Air district seeks emission-reduction projects
• Pixley biogas project gets $.4.6 million in funding
• Lindsay City Council to vote on refuse, sewer rates
• Impact fees, Monument shift on Supervisors' agenda today
• Granite Fire fully contained
• Free Tdap clinics for students
• Man arrested on suspicion of selling marijuana via YouTube
• Population cap at PDC’s secure area reduced
• State Fair honors Gilbert, a leader in feed business
• Inspection twarts a pest invasion
• Whistle-blower suit against FHCN proceeds
• State aims to speed pest and disease response
• Four Planetarium shows on tap
• Smaller crop and good news pushes avocado prices up
• Large almond crop projected 2011-2012
• Tiny wasps part of pest management effort
• Health Advisory Committee seeks applications
• Crews halt spread in night
• Vehicle fire sparks grass fire
• Officials: State cuts to CalWORKs setback for many
• Firefighters to track East Porterville blaze through the night
• The Chilkat Eagle Preserve
• Quick Hits: Religion
• Green power
• Garden Club thank you
• Freedom Fest was a blast
• Death Notices
• Burning trash
• Obama’s boondoggle
• Lightning fires reported in Sequoia National Forest
• Woman injured in solo car crash, arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Host families sought for foreign-exchange students
• Governor wipes out state gang task force
• Pot harvest hits mid-season
• Kitten offered new life following rescue
• SVDH schedules annual Foundation Gala
• Balch Park closed due to traffic accident
• Sierra Vocal Arts Ensemble holding auditions
• Free Strings concert Tuesday
• Conway legislation names highway after fallen officers
• Strathmore woman injured in fatal Fresno crash
• Teens nabbed in Sierra Minit Mart armed robberies
• Porterville buses to debut electronic fare boxes
• Fire scorches grass, 3 outbuildings
• Death Notices
• Don’t buy theater
• Tea Party, donkeys & elephants
• Steve Garvey graduation
• Riverwalk, Porter Theatre auctioned
• Strathmore home damaged by blaze Tuesday
• Tulare County grand jury to be named
• Summer Night Lights continues
• PHS Class of 1976 meeting Thursday
• National Day of the Cowboy blood drive is July 23
• Proteus funding will aid seasonal farmworkers
• Man allegedly turns self in for reckless discharge of gun
• PC weathering financial storm
• Councilman slams Chamber spending
• City: No intention to claim Barn Theatre site
• Tractor-trailer reporting deadline extended
• Intersection needs attention
• Ghost in the machine
• Death Notices
• Pair held for narcotics, other crimes
• Woman injured in Springville crash Monday
• Weekend incidents keep county firefighters busy
• Man held on child sexual abuse charges
• Silent but deadly
• City Council reaffirms Irish as Mayor
• 15 cited for use of illegal fireworks
• Caregiving: A rite of passage (part I)
• Give your grandchildren the gift of life
• PHS graduate on Dean's List
• Saucelito Elementary School announces free and reduced-price meals
• Zonta Club honors scholarship recipients
• Vulgar Lyrics
• Elderberry beetle
• Independence Day Fireworks
• Framing Porterville is labor of love
• Porterville girl accepted into drama conservative
• Man drowns Sunday in Sequoia National Park
• Local church embraces giving spirit
• Small yet spirited rally honors Nation's 235th birthday
• Council may appoint new mayor
• DA to have PDC embezzlement case transferred
• Busy intersection reason for caution
• Get defensible about wildfires
• Death Notices
• Calling on Patriots
• City animal control earns grand jury praise
• $1,500 fine for illegal fireworks will be fully enforced
• Toddler falls out of SUV, boy struck by car, biker crashes into parked car
• Locals prepare to celebrate 4th
• Fireworks and fun and Freedom Fest
• City takes big hit in state budget
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Trent Carter, President's Scholar at Cal State Long Beach
• Keep your pets safe, sane on July 4
• Pixley men sentenced for kidnapping, carjacking, and robbery
• Trent Carter, President’s Scholar at Cal State Long Beach
• Officials urge fireworks restraint
• Healthy budget at Sierra View District Hospital
• Busy holiday weekend expected
• Springville bust yields 36,000 marijuana plants, one arrest
• Young interns gaining work experience
• New DMV rates go into effect
• $9 million designated to train workers
• Thank you
• Wants monument in park
• Not giving up hope
• I am outraged
• Fourth of July is always a blast
• Death Notices
• Trash service will continue through July 4 Holiday
• Domestic violence training offered
• PHS Class of 1976 Reunion is July 23
• Council delays vote on PetSmart deal
• Local women enjoyed Miss California pageant
• Goodwill open for business in August
• Tangerines outpacing Valencias
• Wet year ends appropriately
• Independence Day
• Celebrate the Fourth of July
• Tea Party to gather at Fairgrounds Monday
• LeAnn Rimes at Eagle Mountain Casino
• Supervisors name Employee of the Year
• Gas line ruptured at construction site on E Street
• Scranton/Indiana construction to cause delays
• Exeter man injured in crash Monday
• Speakers Bureau offers speakers
• Tulare County supervisors agree marijuana is a growing problem
• Lindsay council approves balanced budget
• Local schools put budgets in place
• Stage Fire burns more than 1,200 acres near Fountain Springs
• Service set for fallen Marine
• Positive reports from SVDH directors
• Death Notices
• Where’s peace movement
• Supports Monument transfer
• Firefighters battle 2,000 acre blaze near Fountain Springs
• Flavored milk and green smoothies
• Death Notices
• Employment Connection to layoff 12
• Plenty of jobs to go around
• No where to go but up
• Bodies of 2 missing men recovered from Kern River
• Victim of fatal Avenue 95 crash ID'd
• Lindsay Council to vote on sexually-oriented businesses code
• Fireworks sales open today in city
• Market shooting ends in four arrests
• Family Healthcare Network to hold Well-Child clinics
• Six arrested in motorcycle confrontation
• Resources available for job hunters
• Tulare girl crowned Dairy Princess
• Buzz about wild honeybee impacts
• Body found in burned abandoned car Sunday
• Melon harvest heats up after cool spring
• CDF has committee opening
• Tulare County Farm Bureau hires program coordinator
• Special meeting set for Tuesday
• Youth Powwow showcases traditions
• Board to respond to Grand Jury findings on marijuana gardens
• Man dies in Avenue 95 crash Saturday
• Barn Theatre honors top shows of 63rd season
• Unemployed desperately searching for jobs
• Inaugural Freedom Fest is July 2
• Council OKs $495K loan for redevelopment
• Assessed values continue to decline
• Honey thefts sticks man with theft charge
• Fresh fruit, veggies a draw for locals
• Joblessness strikes deep in Orange Belt
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Haunted Porterville set for tonight
• Fabulous Studio Band returns from ten-day tour
• PUSD adopts $69.7M budget; waits for state
• Police seek other vehicles in fatality
• Archaeological dig complete
• Visalia woman sentenced for welfare fraud
• County redistricting maps stir little local interest
• Dinuba man found guilty of child molestation
• San Juan's Day Youth Powwow Saturday-Sunday
• Proteus to offer adult education in Porterville
• Board of Supervisors appoints HR director
• Jury: Visalia man guilty of attempted murder
• Rescue Mission expands cooling center hours
• Pixley Biogas temporarily withdraws project request
• Scam using Walmart reported
• False information
• Death Notices
• A very busy weekend for June
• Tulare County declares heat advisory warning
• Fabulous Studio Band returns from 10-day tour
• Cooling Centers
• City to celebrate in Pioneer style
• Council adopts deficit spending plan
• Death Notices
• Grad scheduling needs adjusting
• Budget chaos once again
• Equine herpes virus outbreak contained
• Chamber mixer at casino Thursday
• Teen hikers found after 15 hour search
• Citrus South Tule
• One injured in single-car rollover Tuesday
• Public hearing on development fees set for July 12
• County redistricting meeting tonight
• Skateboarder killed in Jaye, 190 incident
• Pistachios climbing up million dollar ladder
• Ag rebounds in 2010
• Skateboarder killed in Jaye, 190 incident
• 2010 a bounce back year for ag
• Road work opens up south Porterville
• Rails to Trails extension under way
• Welling driven to succeed
• Get what we deserve
• Death Notices
• Thirteen Reasons Why ­— teen suicide
• Noise Free
• Lindsay suing fertilizer company for tainted well
• Support Weisenberger’s
• Porterville train
• Freedom of choice
• Wage survey gives ag workers an edge
• Board to consider developer impact fees
• Gold panning an educational treat
• Yale next stop for law student
• Five arrested in auto insurance fraud case
• MHS graduate is Nunes representative
• Public hearing set for proposed city budget
• Opposed Florida trip
• Death Notices
• Budget veto was correct
• A success story
• “Pardners” picnic and concert set for Saturday
• City delegation pleased with Florida trip
• Porter Theatre may be sold to highest bidder
• Two local girls vie for Miss California
• Death Notices
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• SCICON intern sentenced in child porn case
• Light city building activity in May
• BBYG begins partnership with FADD
• Input needed from parking lot users
• Kings River closed to recreational use
• Grad traffic nightmare prompts rethinking
• Taxable sales report shows slight rebound in local economy
• River-bottom fire threatens homes
• County Library to revisit the great flood
• Archaeological survey begins at old fairgrounds
• Woman hits $36,000 casino jackpot
• Wish Upon a Star plans benefit
• Hawaiian Luau set for July 30
• Number of horse herpes cases unchanged
• Senior Center offering unique meal options
• Porterville set to celebrate its 150th anniversary June 25
• Same old garbage
• Responds to letter
• Father’s Day is a special day
• Elderberry Trees
• Death Notices
• Woman rescued from Tule River Tuesday identified
• Local pastor back from Joplin, Mo. mission
• Balch Park, Mt. Home set for late June opening
• Sheltered Workshop director Steve Tree retiring
• Wildland fire danger rises with temps
• Two arrested in check fraud case
• Woman found safe in snow-covered creek
• Death Notices
• If it sounds like a tax — it is a tax
• Hugs, kisses & fatherhood
• Tule River tribe honors students
• Wilkinson's contract approved in 4-0 vote
• Former PDC commander suing for civil rights violation
• Woman rescued from Tule River rapids
• Stars and stripes unites community
• Grass fire burns 8 acres Monday
• Summer Night Lights continues Saturday
• Man held in Pixley market robbery
• Country music coming to the Centennial stage
• Sierra View blood drive June 24
• Two vacancies on oversight committees
• Woodville Union School District
• Missing woman found in Lower Coffee Camp area
• Grads, dads and managing money
• Death Notices
• Color photos
• Worth the cost
• Wonderful memories
• The fallen heroes
• Stop the stupidity
• Wilkinson’s employment agreement on Tuesday's agenda
• New superintendent, new trustee at Woodville Union Elementary
• DA still looking into PDC fraud case
• Fast-track summer
• Park fees to be waived June 21
• Sears sales help Boys and Girls club
• Flags to be properly retired tonight
• Strathmore Fire Station No. 16 unveils new attack truck
• Protective overlap approaches overkill
• Cool weather impacts crops
• Crowds enjoy Parish Pride Car Show
• Air Faire creates a buzz
• Appreciates flags
• Salutes Pastor Don
• Local redistricting is important
• Car seat safety
• Draft redistricting maps out for review
• Former Recorder People Editor dies
• Seventh annual Camp Country Jamboree
• Lindsay High School - A time to graduate
• Fabulous Studio Band on Southwest Tour
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Pixley biogas plant decision postponed
• Grass fire burns 1 acre along Tule River bank
• Fire burns small unoccupied home
• Community Showcase tonight at Music on Main Street concert
• Several blood drives on tap
• Retired educator writes book on life story
• Local girl in national pageant
• Fabulous Studio Band on Southwest Tour
• Lindsay High graduates tonight
• PetSmart planned for Porterville Marketplace
• Remember when?
• Unfair disadvantage
• A little embarrassed — A lot more sore
• Clean vehicle rebate running out of money
• Summer reading program kicks off today
• Steven Arthur given 75 years in state prison
• Council adopts new sign code
• ‘Wings, Wheels and Speed’ to hit the air
• Million dollar graduates
• J.J. Cairns grads overcome odds
• If you build it, they will come
• Centennial writing still holds true
• Lindsay High School — UCLA-bound Dulce Diaz is Gates Millennium Scholar
• It's never too early to start learning
• New law impacts vehicle registration renewals
• Porterville Unified given high marks for serving Latino students
• Supervisors approve hiring building inspectors
• Sierra Grant supports Sequoia Mountain Rescue
• Wind and water elemental imbalances
• Monument needs to be protected
• Bulk of storm misses Porterville
• No till planting gaining in popularity
• Dinner to benefit GHHS students
• Children's video to debut Sunday
• Man held on $25K bail on suspicion of drug possession
• Community Showcase features non-profits
• Girl's leg impaled by orange tree branch in car crash
• Man arrested, reportedly brandishes gun at victim
• Four arrests made in connection to firearm possession
• Charlotte Pendragon's World of Magic coming to Lindsay
• Four injured in alleged DUI crash
• When nematodes lurk, molasses to rescue
• Let the economy work — new taxes not needed
• Free lunch available over the summer
• Rodney Carrington to appear at Eagle Mountain Casino
• Farmersville Senior Citizen's Center, Inc. given Sierra Grant
• Board to consider adding staff to county library
• Disney taps GHHS grad for World Tour
• Council to set public hearing prior to budget approval
• Pioneer Days — Ceremony honors city icons
• Racism alive and well
• Lawmakers won’t police themselves
• Food Drive big success
• Susan Gardner honored with statewide nursing excellence award
• City ponders railroad property purchase
• Burton Pathways Charter High School graduation
• Summit Charter Collegiate Academy graduates 14
• SVDH Nurse of the Year recipients
• 2010/2011 Professional Woman of the Year in Nursing
• Two concerts on tap by local string music students
• Zion Lutheran graduates two
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Happy Trails Riding Academy given Sierra Grant
• CSUB set for 41st commnecement
• Casino marking 15th anniversary
• Apple Festival T-shirt contest extended
• DUI checkpoint Saturday in Porterville area
• Porterville to salute Old Glory June 14
• Lindsay shopping around for hybrid vehicles
• Woman given 73 year prison term for child molestation
• Summer fun to beat the boredom battle
• Seat belt crackdown leads to 210 citations
• Soldiers appreciate support
• Where is outrage
• I’m ready for summer
• WildPlaces River Clean Up set for Saturday
• Springville kicks off concerts in the park
• Ryan Lee writes guide book on death-care industry
• Burton high schools graduate Friday
• Past pillars of the community to be honored
• Porterville Pathways remains in spotlight
• Aspiring artist wins national contest
• Keep Monument in the forest
• 400 years of the King James Version
• Monache graduate earns doctorate
• Redistricting public forums scheduled
• Cool temperatures delaying crop growth
• Museum attendees to take step back in time
• Vanessa Rafanan has perfect attendance for 13 years
• City aware of possible elderberry beetle delisting
• Woman arrested on suspicion of credit card fraud
• Sixth arrest made in April carjacking
• Brad Bonnett graduates from Harvard Business School
• 19-year-old man stabbed Friday
• Teen shot Monday, suspect at-large
• Shelton was wrong
• Oil companies
• Praises SVDH nurses
• Memorial Day — The price we pay
• No supervisors meeting Tuesday
• PUSD fills Human Resources position
• BLM postpones Tulare wild horse adoption
• Slater — A young man among Porterville Museum treasures
• Solemn ceremony
• Memorial Day Weekend
• Porterville woman vies for Dairy Princess title
• Proteus hosting community forums
• WWII bombers coming to Visalia Airport
• SCE Solar plant part of documentary
• Ducor ranch to be featured in commercial
• On the Home Front
• Third world councilman
• Pay respect on Memorial Day
• AVID at MHS rocks
• Spartans move forward
• PHS graduates walk toward their future
• Monache High School ends their high school journey
• Granite Hills sends 231 on life's journey
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• CHEERS
• Wilkinson's proposed contract to be on next agenda
• Snow limits access in Sequoia and Kings Canyon
• Six-month probe leads to drug arrests
• Three injured in motorcycle accident Monday
• Wednesday fire causes more than $40K in damage
• UPDATE: Victim of fatal crash a Porterville man
• Horse events canceled because of equine herpes scare
• Safety encouraged among weekenders
• Meet tonight's valedictorians
• Perseverance pays off for Citrus High graduates
• Ambassadors grateful
• Protect Medicare
• Graduations bring back memories
• Cancer run thank you
• Trio of alleged vandals arrested
• Man reportedly tries to burn down neighbor's home
• Boy seeks world horseshoe pitching champ title
• Budget talk — Council wants options
• From drugs to graduation, MHS student perseveres
• Memorial Day Service, parade in Monday line up
• Monument management questioned
• Good luck to Class of 2011
• Bowling: The perfect sport
• Adult School graduates enjoy their moment
• Ayla Stackhouse debuts first single
• Man sentenced to prison in fire safety fraud case
• Graduating at the top of his class
• Board approves redistricting criteria
• Snow restricts mountain areas
• Butterfield Charter graduates 74
• Cancer survivors hold 10th Celebration
• Mary Rose McGinn recognized as top scholar
• Local student graduates from Fresno Pacific University
• Former PHS Student Brittany Bethurum receives top honors
• Thanks Pleasant View School
• Reporting standards
• Racism alive and well
• Courthouse snag
• Rebecca Wilson joins Burton School Board
• School nets slew of awards at Language Fair
• Contract negotiations to take place between Wilkinson, city
• El Pollo Loco flies the coop
• Life’s obstacle course did not stop GHHS student from succeeding
• City budget season begins tonight
• Seasonal Firefighters pass the muster
• Thanks from Sally Hernandez
• Consider COS
• Tasty tubers become fries
• Believers' reactions mixed to unfulfilled doomsday
• St. Anne's Car show June 11
• AVID student overcomes daunting obstacles
• Million dollar car wash coming to Porterville
• Tule River Health Fair — Promoting Awareness
• Fix the dam now
• Family HealthCare Network marks 35th year
• Local girl wins Woodlake Rodeo Queen title
• Half a million dollars for SHS and GHHS
• Longtime businessman Weisenberger dies at 65
• County to pay $1.5 in wrongful death suit
• Hoops honored as Outstanding Business
• Judgment Day?
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• Measure H to fund Florida trip
• Man 'guarantees' Judgment Day is Saturday
• New police shooting range ready
• Million dollar students
• Drill primes Porterville for disaster
• What is a Good Old Boy?
• Responds to Duran
• Color - Geterdun
• Banquet serves as Porterville Fair wrap up
• Aquatic academies on tap
• Zumba lessons offered at MHS
• Local student places in state art contest
• Ernie Hanks graduates UC Berkeley with honors
• Equine Herpes virus spreads in California
• Rain could lead to crop problems
• Quality of Life report tough on area
• Council backs off dam repair lobbying
• Tax increases only put off problem
• Politicians discriminating against constituents?
• Cinderella to play at Barn Theater Saturday
• Creedence Clearwater Revisited to perform at Eagle Mountain Casino
• Informational meeting set for SCICON Summer Academy
• Jazz coming to Centennial Park Friday
• Next Big Thing winners announced at Porterville Fair
• Success stories and secrets shared with seniors
• 25 positions added to Child Welfare Services
• New playground has duo purpose
• Harmony Magnet places second in Nationals
• Pertussis epidemic prompts new law
• PUSD — Parents concerned over boundary changes
• Supports Walmart
• Schools in a State of Emergency
• Nice even
• Government needs to take lead
• Don’t need courthouse
• GHHS honors band, choir members during concerts
• Former POW to talk at museum
• Local man, 67, suspected of child molestation
• Gov. Brown continues push for tax vote
• County included in statewide disaster exercise
• More rain in forecast
• Net gain for seedless citrus
• No help for Obama
• Missed car show
• Granite Hills band
• Fruit tree thinning has strings attached
• April Fools?
• County may add staffing to child welfare division
• Success Dam on Council agenda
• Centennial roadshow stole the stage
• 2011 Fair called a success
• Was it worth it?
• Thank you Park Department
• Help Stamp Out Hunger
• Event promotes newspapers in classroom
• Fair rides a huge hit
• No English, no problem
• PUSD school boundaries to be discussed
• 3 months — 3 resignations at small district
• PC grads marching on
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• Small animals big among younger fair exhibitors
• Food booths adjust to new surroundings
• DUI suspected in solo vehicle crash Thursday
• Five held on suspicion of attempted homicide
• Ground broken on Scranton, Indiana project
• Special day for special girl
• Plenty of awards to go around
• Local man sentenced in loan fraud case
• Referring to 5 stooges
• Nuclear power not safe
• Mental health awareness
• Many fair memories are lasting
• Accident victim in serious condition
• Special educators honored
• Much more to come at today's fair
• GHHS Rich Lambie — Tulare County Teacher of the Year
• Teammates help save swimmer at MHS
• Strike teams prepare for fire season
• Despite glitches, fair a big hit
• The People’s Budget
• New beginning for local fair
• Tickets available for 'Theatre Goes to the Dogs'
• MHS Spring Concert scheduled May 14
• Fair to recognize town's founding
• Three injured in Monday night crash
• Blood drive at Zion Lutheran Church
• Winds in Concert scheduled for May 17
• Local letter carriers to help 'Stamp Out Hunger'
• Students graduate from WOOF program
• Fair to recognize town's founding
• Supervisors approve RMA job cuts
• Wilkinson appointed as Lindsay city manager
• Home invasion involves hundreds of suspects
• Fair opens at new site today
• Man fatally shot Monday in Porterville
• Man charged with armed robbery
• Showing appreciation – an act of gratitude
• Shelton responds to Recorder editorial
• Couple held on burglary charge
• Burton student honored at State Science Fair
• Strathmore High and Harmony Magnet Academy recognized top musicians
• Day of the teacher is Wednesday
• Job in a Box unveiled today
• County gets $1.3M HUD grant to aid homelessness
• Lindsay city manager to be appointed today
• Pollution concern delays Walmart decision
• Money will help connect courthouse, downtown
• Fair ready to open tomorrow
• Growers grade smart sprayer
• Defends PC
• Bin Laden
• Studies examine costs of producing crops
• Petal fall declared in District 1
• Exhibit debut to feature Bracero program
• Weather benefits cotton
• Optimism prevails in rice country
• Invasive Species Committee plans public meeting
• Fight continues against citrus pest
• County ag activity picks up
• Rollin' Relics: Sun shines on classic cars
• Panache and patriotism at Panther Spring concert
• Conway legislation will honor fallen officers
• Tribe's efforts to find jobs rewarded
• Supervisors to consider RMA layoffs
• Walking through the garden
• Central Valley Wiffle Ball Association
• Proud of students
• Parents are key to stopping gangs
• Keep pets inside
• Give chamber duty
• Water Issues
• Anti-gang summit called a success
• Courthouse project hits bond snag
• New businesses an indicator of downtown revitatlization
• Apartment fire displaces family, kills dog
• Nothing to fawn over
• Pavement preservation project under way in Parks
• People thirsty for information at Anti-gang summit
• Arrests made in Murry Park stabbing
• City Council does away with Robert's Rules
• Three arrested in Murry Park stabbing
• The joy of having a dog
• Calling all Hispanics!
• Next Big Thing talent finalists named Friday
• Opposition surfaces against SVDH zone change proposal
• PHS students help install solar panels
• Snow runoff being 100 percent utilized
• Support for soldiers
• The Singer and the Song
• State filling up on gas sales tax
• Taking time to smell the roses
• County takes big step to clean up water systems
• Anti-gang summit is Thursday
• Son of migrant parents to attend Harvard
• Eagle Scout project to complement new fairgrounds
• Japan says thanks
• Questions Spain trip
• Modern fairy tale - a Royal wedding
• Police nab alleged chop shop operator
• Firefighters aim to Fill-The-Boot for MDA
• Lindsay woman injured in head-on collision Friday
• Woman arrested on alleged pot charge
• Hope Elementary breaks ground for first-ever cafeteria
• Veronica Garcia named PUSD Friend of Education
• Bank of the Sierra mixer kicks off Fair Week
• Panther Band set for Friday
• Locals react to Osama bin Laden's death
• Police offer GREAT program to local schools
• Man shot to death at local motel
• Schools join in fight against gang violence
• Alpaca herds and human families
• Spotlight on Rick and Dorthy Mueller
• Spring Ball redux
• Burton wisdom questioned
• Tree crops risk market overshot
• To the thieves
• Two shot while driving in Woodville
• Tulare County Supervisors face light agenda
• Vigil to commemorate shooting victim
• Walmart DC hoists Corp. Cup
• Public hearings, budget update, Roberts Rules on Council's plate
• Community celebrates Cinco de Mayo
• Former gang member tells his story
• Marauders deliver enchanting, patriotic performance
• Brown keeps pushing for taxes
• Band mural something in which to be proud
• Memorial bench dedicated to Cpl. Brett Land
• Music, laughter and fun at Granite Hills High School
• New fairgrounds to be ready
• Gang problem not going away
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• School boundaries to change
• Arrest made in CVS burglary
• Supervisor Ishida to seek third term
• State budget slowing start of courthouse construction
• Santa Fe school popular among parents
• Walmart DC holds slim lead in Corporate Games
• County air among dirtiest in nation
• Spotted Owl recovery plan up for public review
• Local man sentenced to state prison for fatal DUI
• Consultant to study water rates
• Former Porterville girl shares story of being in Japan
• Snow melt making streams, rivers unsafe
• Drug Take Back Day is Saturday
• Redistricting committee to hold public meetings
• County Board shelves fee proposals
• The Real May Day
• Conduct of Council is embarrassing
• Former student hopes to inspire others
• Former Porterville man killed by drunk driver
• Porterville man's character 'featured' in MASH
• Truth can hurt
• Ignorance about prisons
• Cowboy up & get ‘er done
• Cinco de Mayo activities start Friday
• City of Lindsay — City utility rates on council agenda
• Supervisors to consider fee increases
• Trial date set for Gonzalez brothers
• Public meeting will discuss courthouse project
• Council drama draws voter attention
• $20 million K-8 school to open in August
• Tribal relations: Government-to-government
• Tree pulls reflect fiscal uncertainty
• CHEERS
• Visitors generate income for small farmers
• Special blood drive part of Rotary Cancer Run
• Porterville Corporate Games set to begin today at Heritage Center
• 'Defying the Odds' authors well-received
• Organizers promise aerial action
• Springville Sierra Rodeo — Exciting time for young, old
• Aiming for the stars
• Victim of loan modification fraud speaks out
• Sacred cloth stolen from St. Anne’s Church
• Spring Eggs-travaganza
• Meetings planned on Parks wilderness plan
• Three men charged with producing false IDs
• Manning football camp set
• Company to use trash for electricity
• Police following leads into Murry Park attack
• Three recent shootings kindle residents' fears
• Council flap aids Sesquicentennial effort
• New anthology tells of Lindsay High School students’ trials, hopes
• Support for military
• Meeting challenge of the future
• In response to Rev. Latour
• Health care solution
• Skate Park may be out of the dark
• PC gets face-lift, curb appeal and other upgrades
• Tribe History authors to discuss new book
• Sequoia Middle School on Top of the World
• Free Easter lunch being provided
• Easter community services announced
• Keynote speaker named for anti-gang summit
• Cinco de Mayo Parade Grand Marshals announced
• Springville Rodeo ready to rumble
• Maundy Thursday
• Gang Summit is important step
• Woman turns to avoid ladder, flips car
• Chili Cook-Off gets hot reviews
• Success Dam safety questioned
• Al Berra — 40 years of fixing teeth
• Spring Egg Hunt Friday
• School board election changes considered
• Men stabbed at Murry Park
• Board of Supervisors meeting canceled
• Scranton and Indiana project set to begin
• County looking to recruit foster parents
• En Vogue coming to County Fair
• D.A. commends local officials
• Disgusted by council
• Defends Burton
• Earth Day and Easter
• Porterville Fair tickets go on sale
• Sunshine and Wildflowers
• Kidney transplant holding well
• Water table up 7 to 10 feet
• Cinco de Mayo activities announced
• Problems at PC
• Mechanical lettuce harvest not easy
• Embarrassed by council
• Sweet oranges, a parade, music, and festivities
• Katherine Rebensdorf was inspiration to many
• Rotary Cancer Run to honor four individuals
• City Council — $200K grant application submission up for approval
• Porterville continues to celebrate reading
• Expanded event draws large numbers downtown
• Walmart Super Center
• More than coincidence
• Honest people
• An inspiring story
• A weekend with plenty to do
• PUSD school boundaries examined
• Porterville’s 3rd Brigade returns with numerous awards
• City to receive $300K Indian gaming grant
• Capsule brings former Oak Grove students back to school
• SCICON intern enters guilty plea in child porn case
• Students make Indian flutes
• CHEERS
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Funny 17th Century comedy for Lindsay drama students
• Citrus bloom period in District 1 starts Saturday
• PUSD looking into changing school boundaries
• Porterville Union High School: Class of 1941
• Woodville to stop intradistrict busing
• Tax return filing deadline approaching
• Michael Kellogg: A legacy of motivation
• You can make a difference
• Feeling like a computer illiterate
• Don’t force charity
• Man arrested for alleged meth possession
• Firefighters given Purple Heart Award
• Teens allegedly swipe property from pedestrians
• Porterville Celebrates Reading: New location — same great program
• Woman suspected of hold up eludes police
• Council approves solar system for Wellness Center
• Time capsule to open window into past
• Iris Festival blooming all day Saturday
• Suspect at-large in alleged home invasion
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Miranda is Obama’s latest victim
• Cheers
• The five stooges
• Impressed with Latour
• Doesn’t support closed shop
• Wanted posters highlight Library Week
• I Believe
• Elite farmers relish status
• The Folly of Monarchy
• Burton wrong with Spain trip
• Porterville woman in jail, allegedly chokes, stabs man
• Man holds Porterville family hostage in West Porterville
• Veteran's workshop is Thursday
• Springville students offer 'Nonsense'
• Money available for electric mowers
• A morning full of learning, fly casting, and mayflies
• Vacancy on Burton School Board
• Tulare Superior Court now a 'Hot Spot'
• Operating vehicle now costs $8,800 a year
• DUI suspected in Highway 65 crash
• Orange Blossom Festival runs through Sunday
• Tuesday morning fire destroys home
• Stabbing at Sierra View Mobile Home Park
• Ann Dowling
• James Foster Snyder
• Twyla Leah De Paoli
• Kenneth G. Neal Jr., DDS
• Man arrested for allegedly driving under the influence
• Supervisors set to respond to grand jury findings
• Community generous in PC scholarship donations
• Musical notes fill Zion Lutheran School
• Former city manager talks Walmart
• Lindsay Council to consider solar system for Wellness Center
• Local Target adding meat and produce
• Study on farmworkers: Little has changed
• Hillbilly humor; bluegrass at Antique Farm Show
• Documentary film project 'Amy's Story' offers hope
• Local girl qualifies for Cheerleading Worlds
• CSET receives $500K to help youth
• Recycling with a purpose
• Everyone dances night away at Spring Ball
• Golden delivery
• Enjoyed ‘Annie’
• Who is leading the world?
• Gang violence hits home
• Ruffa to the rescue
• Port Naz Biker Sunday on May 1
• Grief Support Class set for Monday
• Helping children succeed evaluation any Sunday in April
• Easter cantata at Trinity Lutheran Church on April 17
• Grief Recovery speaker Saturday
• PHS Booster Club seeking volunteers
• Employers hear value of Pathways
• Registration open for Camp Sequoia Lake
• Walmart history topic at Town Talk
• Two teens suspected of vandalism, gang affiliation
• Woman held on assault charge
• Man held on charge of lewd acts with a 9-year-old girl
• No farmland under water at Tulare Lake
• Council members, past and present speak up
• Gonzalez brothers to stand trial
• Burford Frames host Sesquicentennial Art Walk kickoff tonight
• Sierra Vocal Arts to perform Sunday
• Weather cancels Sesquicentennial kickoff
• More rain soaks Porterville on Thursday
• Law enforcement forms new gang task force
• Jerry Hall and Trick Shot
• Wake up
• Parents, grown children living together grows
• Exposed
• Child Abuse Month
• Construction still slow in Porterville
• Committees work out details of anti-gang summit
• Sesquicentennial Committee making progress
• Eight arrested in drug bust
• Another cold one ordered up
• Study to focus on Valley groundwater
• Sesquicentennial funding request snubbed
• Mail Run to make 50th run Saturday
• Looking for biz success stories
• Accreditation 101
• Harmony Magnet presenting "Annie"
• Kindergarten, School Readiness registration April 13
• PC Art Show starts Thursday
• April Blue Ribbon month launched
• Deadline to clear weeds is April 30
• Free foothill chipper program offered
• Allensworth celebration on tap Saturday
• County employees recognized for years of service
• $106 million available to owners of big rigs
• Photos for Photo Album can be submitted online
• Use of solar power heats up
• Winter won't let go just yet
• Charter to invest $1M in Porterville network upgrades
• Pharmacy opens at Family HealthCare Center
• Museum will present Deer Creek Daze II Sunday
• Gang sweep leads to 11 arrests
• Woman car-jacked, robbed at gunpoint Sunday
• Farm Bureau awards Garden Grants
• Spring Fishing Derby slated for Saturday
• PHS choral concert Thursday
• Felon arrested for child molestation
• Sweet Concert on tap for Thursday
• Wake up
• Porterville celebrates reading’s metamorphosis
• Health care solution
• Global warming
• Ted Rafanan and Sonia Lopez-Chavez, doing well
• Ag class blossoms at PHS
• Friday's crash victims identified
• Cotton farmers waiting on Mother Nature
• Man held in death of 12-year-old Terra Bella boy
• Freeloaders
• Clarify story misconceptions
• Farm spokesman speaks reality
• Ag secretary pleased with fruit program
• More water means farmer expansion
• Rains benefit pastures, rangeland
• Apricot and apple farmers monitor weather closely
• Spring Citrus meeting Thursday
• Town Talk postponed until April 11
• Walnut Commission electing new members
• Survey finds loss of Williamson Act would threaten wildlife habitat
• Ruben Gonzalez named OBF parade grand marshal
• Three die on local roadways
• Sheriff seeks to invest in robot to fight crime
• Tulare County gets poor health ranking
• Fireworks show comeback up in the air
• Spring abloom in sound and color
• Beef prices heat up as supply dips
• Keep pets inside
• Good care at SVDH
• SHINE was successful
• Mind boggling foreing policy
• Get Serious on budget
• Sesquicentennial Celebration kicks off in 7 days
• Sally Hernandez in need of kidney transplant
• Last weekend for Girl Scout Cookies
• Fuel prices reach $4 statewide
• Sesquicentennial outfits
• Wasteful spending
• Freedom of the Press
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Capt. Williams retires from sheriff's department
• Animal volunteers needed for PART
• TC seeks assessment appeals for board members
• Buckley Elementary receives award
• Riata Ranch Cowboy Girls to appear at Sierra Rodeo
• Visalia airline adds flights to Los Angeles, Vegas
• Music on Main returns tonight
• Survey: 5 feet of snow at Quaking Aspen
• In search of the perfect teacher
• Students learn about Cesar Chavez
• Lottery determines firework vendors
• Friendship with Montie goes way back
• Positive changes in Porterville
• The Hispanic surge in the U.S.
• Improvements needed along Highway 190
• Two shootings leave three injured
• Orange Belt Beef Boosters Dinner, Dance Saturday
• Anti-gang program slated for May 5
• Concerns raised over Indian artifacts at old fairgrounds
• Vandalia preschool may close
• Spring concert and art show at River Ridge
• CSUF Clendenin Brass Quintet to perform
• SCICON Barbecue, Festival April 17
• Nunes office to give update at First Friday Coffee
• Chamber Mixer Thursday at Adult Day Services
• County gets money for CNG buses
• Porterville woman arrested Friday in Hanford
• Storm knocks FM radio station off air
• Art show draws artists, lookers
• Man ID'd in fatal accident
• More water for farmers; Costa wants more
• McKenzie Blue named OBF Queen
• Low elevation snow raises flooding concerns
• Zonta Club reads to first graders
• Prophecy Conference
• 'Annie' coming to Harmony Magnet
• Roast beef dinner benefit at Grand Avenue Methodist
• Bank agrees to pay civil penalty $3,400
• Woman leads police on chase
• Zion Lutheran School to host concert
• Man held on child abuse charge
• Shots fired into home, one injured
• Rotary Spring Ball ready to bloom
• Parole checks nab 17 adults, 8 juveniles
• 5 cars, 1 travel trailer burned early Sunday
• Fashionable and functional
• Thanks waitress
• Science tests & Japan’s reactors
• Free loaders
• Fall of Empire?
• Japan has support system
• Olive insects are a hot topic
• Kilburn promoted deputy ag commissioner
• Judge invalidates water diversion permit on SNF
• Driver dies in collision early Saturday
• Rural water quality topic of forum
• Public relations firm to assist redistricting process
• Annual Kids Fest a community hit
• Take part in Porterville Family Photo Album
• Not for Super Walmart
• Not for more taxes
• Last Lindsay Japanese picnic scheduled for Saturday
• The search for the 'Next Big Thing'
• Heavy snow limits parking, roads in Sequoia and Kings Canyon
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Cheers
• Free health fair at Porterville College this Saturday
• Highway funds heading to county
• Teen nabbed for possessing pot at high school
• CHP heads up campaign to encourage use of seat belts
• Cancer Run/Walk slated for May 7
• Two month probe leads to drug arrests
• Sesquicentennial committee proclaiming 2011 a year for reflection
• More rain in forecast for South County through Saturday
• Rep. Nunes continues push for more water
• DA: Case against PDC officers likely to be refiled
• Suspects steal from house, found in orange grove
• Making the rounds with a powerful message
• Man held in Ford dealership break-in
• City approves purchase of 2 properties
• Free tax service to be offered Friday
• Tulare County Students exhibit science projects
• Rain or shine — Spring Kids' Fest is Saturday
• How are we doing so far?
• Cuts unacceptable
• Laws reflect social norms
• Local native writes book on being teen mom in the 1960s
• Storms raise concerns of flooding
• Case against PDC officers dropped
• County firm gets job-training grant
• Man held after teen says he was threatened
• 15-year-old held on rape charge
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors hold off on impact fees
• Tulare County Math Super Bowl Thursday
• The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
• Band mural deserves support
• Same old budget song for Tulare County
• A community icon dies
• 2011 Orange Blossom Festival attendants named
• Local girl garners rare honor
• Several detained in gang sweep
• Powderpuff Power
• Spaghetti and music offered at Burton Middle School
• Was Big Foot at the Reservation?
• Visalian named 34th Assembly Woman of the Year
• Air District launches video contest
• City may purchase property for dual use
• Two minor injuries in two shootings Saturday
• Why Left Hates Palin
• Spring Equinox, cleaning and break
• Shame on wallet thief
• Not for Walmart
• Miss Tulare County — Sabrina Ziegler
• Something in water?
• Roads in bad shape
• Concerned with cuts
• Genetics boost food production
• Pixie tangerine season begins
• Farmers encouraged to tell their story
• LHS drama club mounts hysterical satire of medical industry
• Supervisors to get mid-year financial update
• Library offers "1-2-3 Play With Me" program
• Famous illusionist to perform
• Walkers make trek to celebrate life
• Brews flow for good cause
• Other options to the Emergency Room
• Meeting the community's needs
• Super Walmart is good addition
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Deadline to sign up for Chili Cook-Off approaches
• Oncoming storms will add to lake storage
• Gang Summit addresses problem areas
• Challenges are daily in hospital emergency room
• Brewfest on tap for Saturday
• Pope’s book discouraging
• Cheers
• Quake and global warming
• Poetry and Prose begins March 21
• Bunco event to benefit Kidney transplant patient
• Lindsay man held on burglary charge
• Lindsay Community Theatre presents 'The Fantasticks' in special encore
• Dentist places smile on child's face
• City votes to reimburse local farmer
• Home sales remain slow, foreclosures steady
• Main Street fire intentionally set
• Sheep Fire: Ecological restoration
• My dad, the Naval Aviator — part 2
• Japan demonstrates its resiliency
• 'Moses Leads the Children' at the Porterville Barn Theater is sure to please
• Studio to feature photographers' artwork
• PC seeking Japanese American 1940s students
• Waste clean up event canceled
• Speakers laud Walmart project
• Two juveniles arrested in Cortez Market shooting
• Local artists show vibrant paintings
• Hospital unveils new Queuing system
• Spectacular Shoe Sale at hospital
• Horse owners urged to pursue West Nile vaccinations
• Orosi senior wins calendar art contest
• Man reports being shot by father
• County moves to protect redevelopment funds
• Rob and Kathryn Williams named honored couple
• Time Marches On' mural closer to reality
• Japan quake could rattle ag industry
• Porterville Fair 2011
• Funds allocated for storm clean up
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Hazard waste clean up Saturday
• City Library to mark Library Week April 10-16
• Business owner frames lasting memories
• Police Department seeks candidates for VIPS
• Contestants to compete in Tulare reality show
• Beard contest in spirit of Sesquicentennial
• Storms to bring light rain to area
• PFD giving a fiery messge
• Pensions can be cut
• Pension reform
• Legendary leprechauns and earthquakes
• Good luck Egypt
• Supports Walmart
• Backs Super Walmart
• Bail set a $1M on man who stole police car Saturday
• Windfall will pay for roundabout
• Company employees to vie for Corporate Cup
• EIR for proposed Walmart on agenda
• 'This is a miracle for me'
• Farm legacy enriches all
• Post 2001 says thanks
• Finally put it right
• Enjoyed Roper’s column
• A trip along the wine trail
• Youth Voice Conference enlightens students
• Recorder plans lasting memories of 2011
• Mosquito abatement district decides to hold off on vote
• Locals express concern for loved ones in Japan
• Thanks Recorder
• Shame on you
• Favors shutdown
• Doing the Math
• Cheers
• Fire Department encourages people to change batteries in smoke alarms
• Woman who died in car crash ID'd
• Porterville Chamber to groove at Auction
• Funds available for diesel truck retrofitting
• Iris Festival vendors encouraged to register by early deadline for savings
• Three strains of the flu circulating
• Hoagie's Heroes singled out as one of Tulare County's best businesses
• Porterville plane goes down near Barstow
• Schools combat high gasoline prices
• Two shot near Cortez Market
• Lindsay Council takes step toward regulating sex businesses
• Car crashes into orange trees, woman dies
• Applications being accepted for Civil Grand Jury
• 'Next Big Thing' Talent Show returns to Porterville Fair
• Census puts city population at 54,165
• Job Club aims at connecting job seekers to employers
• Tip led to safe return
• Police made right call on call
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Political magazines (Part 2)
• Time to increase sports contacts
• Burton District reports on building progress
• Bankruptcy should not affect local Round Table
• Controversial trail project moves forward
• Ennis, Lollis say DC 'One Voice' trip fruitful
• Redevelopment hit: $110 million
• Institute of Culinary Arts offered
• Kidnapped child, mother found safe in Poplar
• Kidnapped child, mother found safe
• Exhale of hot air
• Tyranny at home and abroad
• Council misses mark
• Hall of Fame event honors PC heroes
• Informational nights at La Sierra Military Academy
• CMEA: Local schools rate excellent, superior at CMEA Music Festival
• Cadets shine at local competition
• Man swerves to miss animal, collides head on with car
• Walk for Thought in Visalia Saturday
• Man arrested on narcotics charge
• Family Healthcare Network announces new additions
• Call system aids missing person hunt
• Council looks to regulate sex industry
• There's a new judge in town
• Amber alert issued for abducted Porterville child
• Workshop looks at substance abuse in the workplace
• County jobless rate hits 18 percent
• Joint effort leads to breakup of drug ring
• Narcotics investigation nets 3 arrests
• No pink slips for Porterville teachers
• Farmers will plant more cotton
• European grapevine moth discovered
• Proteus offers ag safety training
• 18th Annual Antique Show celebrates history
• City seeks OHV park grant
• Green Party seeks help
• County lags behind in income earned
• CSET helping families keep their homes
• Santa Fe Trail plans before supervisors
• Prom fills need as students enjoy 'Paradise Under the Palms'
• Valley women flock to first-time conference
• Plenty of ideas for pension reform
• The Soap War
• Law, Justice and Education
• Music continues with high school students
• Fire destroys Terra Bella store
• VALLEY CHAMPS! Monache 58, Yosemite 51
• MONACHE 47, YOSEMITE 37, end of third quarter
• Skate Park open late Friday
• Odyssey of the Mind makes state qualifications a tradition
• Abatement survey results to be discussed
• Officer involved in shoot-out
• Lindsay assistant city manager tenders resignation
• Fire destroys Terra Bella store
• Cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Festival opens with younger students
• Walk for Life even set for March 19 at Veteran's Park
• Man held on charge of spousal rape Tuesday night
• Six held on drug charges
• Sierra View awarded Gold Seal of Approval
• Marijuana dispensary regulations discussed
• Sequoia National Forest gets acting supervisor
• Cat in the Hat sightings reported
• Saucelito Elementary kindergarten registration set
• Two men held on theft charges
• USFS seeks comment on OHV grant applications
• Recorder story inspires book
• Read Across America with Dr. Seuss
• Sesquicentennial is something to mark
• Stray dogs: Being PART of the solution
• Weak storm system moving through area
• Plentiful snowpack found at Quaking Aspen
• Science Olympiad tourneys on tap
• Rotary Student of the Month — Lisedth Rodriguez
• Kings County man dies after falling into meat grinder
• Man arrested following vehicle pursuit
• Applications for new Zonta Club scholarships available
• Honor Orchestra concert scheduled for Saturday
• First Friday Coffee kicks off Business Partner Day
• Santa Fe Elementary changes registration for kindergarten
• Man held on sexual abuse charges
• Sierra Grant given to Tulare Salvation Army Corps
• Music of CMEA to fill Memorial Auditorium
• Reagan honor given to McKinley
• Students bank on Money Smart
• Appreciates coverage
• Feed-in Tariffs
• Choose God’s way
• Student and school report cards
• Cancer run to benefit leukemia child
• Guns or butter?
• Cleaver saw the light
• Pension reform is a good fight
• State ag leadership class includes two from Tulare County
• Speciality cheese production thrives on North Bay farms
• World Ag Expo 2011 seminars available online
• CDFA secretary to headline citrus showcase
• TC Farm Bureau Gala is March 5
• State water board aproves grant funding for water quality improvements
• Council to discuss marijuana dispensaries
• Snow falls short of reaching Porterville
• Another Spectacular Night
• Navel harvest picks up as demand rises
• Ziegler earns Miss Tulare County crown
• Entrepreneurial spirit alive in Lindsay
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Public safety officers recognized
• To cut or not to cut
• Freeze warning in place for Saturday
• Rockin' the night away
• Man Sentenced in molestation case
• Couple held on child neglect charge
• Snow a possibility in town
• Grizzly Gazette asking for travel help
• No change for Dual Immersion - for now
• Local gas prices continue to soar upwards
• Solar station powers up
• Course to assist families with mentally ill loved ones
• National Stock Horse Classic on tap in Tulare
• Man, 27, charged with assault Tuesday
• Man held on making drugs charge
• Foreclosure Prevention, Financial Workshop is Saturday
• Pharmaceutical companies
• Laws not enforced
• Can’t find common ground
• $1,500 is excessive
• Youth held after schools vandalized
• State appeals tribe land trust decision
• City of Hope Spectacular 'heads for the gold'
• Walmart EIR finally out for review
• SCE to connect solar station to power grid
• Man held on charge of credit card fraud
• Man detained after shots fired in home
• Man held on assault charge
• Political magazines (part 1)
• Don’t swallow soda tax bill
• Rockford School kindergarten roundup is April 5
• Organizations to join forces on river cleanup
• Museum to host lectures
• Wines to be showcased at Zonta Club event
• Porterville Church of the Nazarene offers spiritual weekend for women
• Porterville Sesquicentennial
• Obama includes Dam funds in budget
• Sex industry businesses a topic of concern
• Appreciates feedback
• Gas prices confusing
• Disagrees with Martin
• Political prisoners
• Presidential Power & People Power
• How do we stop them
• Climate tweaks affect farming
• Building for the future
• Training offered on alcohol sales
• Orange Blossom Festival parade entries sought
• Four held after Tagus standoff
• Lindsay council to study sexually-oriented businesses code
• Burton School District opens new Pathway program
• Another storm expected
• Community to get glimpse of new fairground
• Tulare County Spelling Bee Championship set for Wednesday
• GHHS newspaper crown finalist
• Artists displaying work at Zonta affair
• Local leaders of 'America's future' honored
• Assortment of services available
• Setton to use solar energy
• Reject call to extend taxes
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Lindsay Health Clinic welcomes new physician’s assistant
• Artists displaying work at Zonta affair
• Tulare County Spelling Bee Championships set for Wednesday
• GHHS newspaper Crown finalist
• DA drops former SCICON intern’s charges
• New mandarin has growers excited
• Reservation sewer plant project begins
• Fire damages mobile home
• Monache, Granite Hills place at drumline competition
• Fantastiks going on the road
• Teen dating violence awareness and prevention month Month
• Cheers
• Newly bound book chronicles Porterville's beginning
• Bidding process to begin for new justice center
• Historical ground breaking times two
• Good luck Egypt
• Appalled by PUSD plan
• Silver was Golden
• Sesquicentennial makes me think of Bill Rodgers
• Fine for using illegal fireworks increased
• Water project awarded to out-of-town contractor
• Storms lined up to roll over Valley
• Doug Scarbrough to be featured
• 12-pound baby born at Sierra View
• PHS Academy of Business receives certification status
• Scam artists hit local residents, businesses
• Minor injuries in Highway 65 crash
• Girlfriend struck, boyfriend held
• Districts redraw process to begin
• Reservation to break ground on wastewater plant
• What happened to the working class hero?
• Switching schools not best ide
• Mexican Consulate, Fresno visits Lindsay
• Gasoline prices hitting motorists' pocketbooks
• Curse you, Murphy!
• Journey into love
• “You might be a hopeless liberal if...”
• Ag’s roadmap leads to 2030
• County gang sweeps net 31 people
• MHS grad on state Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board
• Visalia mail bomber enters guilty plea
• Man held for giving marijuana to boy
• Two teens held for lewd acts with minor
• Porterville Police conduct parole sweep
• Man in industrial accident identified
• Zonta club makes Bosom Buddy pillows
• Schools registering kindergartners for new school year
• Cowboy rides into history
• Prom attire needed for 'Stars in the Hills' prom
• 44th World Ag Expo earns rave reviews from attendees
• PHS Alumni to meet Tuesday
• Man held on burglary charge
• Council to consider bids on various projects
• Sheriff to get an eye in the sky
• Lindsay teen dies in crash
• Tulare Basin Wildlife Partners gets $300K
• Happily ever after for the past 74 years
• Burton board made correct decision
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Man dies in Pistachio plant accident
• Crime down in 2010
• Weather, a change is coming
• Strathmore men sentenced to prison
• PHS Class of 1976 classmates sought
• Name suggestions being accepted for Burton's new school
• County still holds teen birth distinction
• A tradition that keeps on running
• Volunteers assist in tax filing at CSET
• Immigration issues
• Dog mauled in back yard
• Cheers
• Future of Immersion Program tabled by Trustees
• Springville youth wins World Ag Expo scholarship
• USFS to close Deer Creek Work Center in 2011 or 2012
• Financial hope provided to 1 million families
• Lutheran scholarships available to county students
• Man detained after throwing glass incident
• Vehicle crashes into residence
• Man dies in cockfighting incident
• Man arrested on illegal theft of utilities charge
• Sierra View District Hospital Foundation announces 2011 officers
• Panel at World Ag Expo debates buy-local programs
• No Scicon students on suspect's computer
• What happens to donations
• What about Guide?
• Town Talk generates good conversation
• Fix some of the streets
• Charitable giving on autopilot
• Police search locks down three schools in West Porterville
• Reagan warned of socialism
• Blood drives, fundraiser for Central California Blood Center
• Care packages being collected for U.S. troops
• Black History Month Celebration
• Queen, King candidates sought for Cinco de Mayo
• Brown wants to slash funding for county fairs
• Two local girls vie for Miss Tulare County
• World Ag Expo offers needed exposure
• Murray is mayor again
• Company acquiring Beckman Coulter for $6.8 billion
• Column was offensive
• Game day like test day?
• Grant writing seminar scheduled
• Sobriety checkpoint nets 3 DUI arrests
• A glance into Pathways during 'Fridays in February'
• Man held on kidnapping charge
• Driver arrested following injury traffic collision
• More students applying for financial aid
• Lindsay Council could select new mayor
• Superintendent takes name out of hat
• Fabulous Studio Band ready to sparkle
• No Tulare County Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday
• Child Find Project seeks chidlren needing special services
• World Ag Expoi offers something for everyone
• Thoughts from Porterville Adult Day Services…
• Sugar, salt, water
• David Chamberlain
• Flooding, a wedding and an iris in bloom
• Ready for spring
• Congress and Social Security
• ‘Card check’ plan offends farmers
• Street maintenance on the map
• Granite claims year nine at Academic Decathlon
• BSD may name new school after superintendent
• Pharmaceutical companies
• A tax measure with a twist
• Loved ‘The Fantastics’
• City to send three to shopping center conference
• City roads in 'fair' condition
• Recorder Town Talk Monday at noon
• Two injured when ejected in Quad accident
• 'Open Mic' offered Friday night
• Survey reveals good snow pack
• Economist: County to see slow recovery
• Many Santa Fe parents do not want to switch schools
• SCICON staff member held on child pornography charge
• Porterville Cheers
• Mock Trial competition rescheduled
• Against mosquito district
• Where is orphanage?
• Thank you for assistance
• Be careful, children
• Dedication for SCE Solar Generating Station Feb. 24
• Skate Park open until 10 p.m. Saturday
• Tulare County Courthouse closed until Monday
• High Schools to face off in academic decathlon
• Electric Chevy comes to Porterville
• 5 more added to Porterville City Wall of Fame
• Recorder taking a closer look
• Snavely addresses expansion options
• Musical concert option on Super Bowl Sunday
• Bureau to auction oil leases March 9
• Economist to speak today at Church of the Nazarene
• U.S. Exceptionalism
• Lets not go down that path
• Antique yearbooks for sale
• Fire destroys single story home Friday
• Dog blamed for structure fire
• Conway rejects call for new taxes
• Storm damage outlined
• School switch plan draws concern
• Poor national science report card
• No wonder people out of work
• Crash closes Highway 190, sends two to hospital
• Scottish Society debuts in Porterville
• Mosquito abatement issue back on table again
• Zion Lutheran gets leg up on studying biology
• Cafeteria finally on menu
• Don’t miss ‘Fantasticks’
• Best answered
• Terrell faced tough task
• Middlemen missed by direct farm talk
• Wall of Fame nominees on agenda
• Conference recharges men
• Lindsay Chamber honors best from 2010
• Board to receive update on governor's budget
• Meeting to address Santa Fe's Dual Immersion Program expansion
• Definitely more than my fill
• My close encounter of the weird kind
• Plenty of snow at Mt. Home Forest
• Volunteering is 'life's work' for Woods
• Shoe store suffers most from Main Street fire
• PC Center for the fit and to-be-fit
• Definitely more than my fill
• Porterville cheers
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Deputies arrest woman on drug charges
• Suspected felon arrested for illegal discharge of a gun
• Porterville man gets 32 years for armed robbery
• PC to host art auction and exhibition
• Step Up Grant applications available
• Haystack fire causes more than $140K in damages
• Coming to Strathmore: convenience store, gas station, car wash
• Main Street blaze still being investigated
• City sees best building year since 2007
• Stories draw Internet reactions
• Seeks reunion information
• President’s speech inspired
• Liked centennial story
• MHS produces top video
• PPD officers promoted to rank of sergeant
• Sesquicentennial kicks off in April
• Flood releases continue from Success Lake
• Obama declares disaster in county
• Downtown building burns
• Central Valley biggest loser coming to McDermont
• Alleged felon arrested for keeping rifle in his car
• Top musicians to perform at Honor Band Concert
• Insurance regulator gets approval for tighter rule
• UPDATE: Firefighters contain downtown fire
• Abandoned home a total loss in Monday morning fire
• Ennis debuts as chairman, delivers State of the County
• Lindsay City Council selects Padilla
• A bunch of garbage
• Have compassion
• When bodies talk — a naturopath listens
• Don’t skip over facts
• Burton takes steps to stop bullying
• LHS students to participate in Mock Trial
• Sierra Bancorp reports 2010 earnings
• MHS seniors place first and second at state competition
• Lindsay Chamber awards dinner Saturday night
• Weekend gang sweep nets 29 suspects
• Business and Education connect March 4
• Fog rarely an issue for local schools
• Local company expanding with truck driving school
• Vendor space available for annual Iris Festival
• Beef and livestock pavilion Home to demonstrations
• Webb and Son stand out as Small Business of the Year
• IRS to start processing delayed returns on Feb. 14
• Ennis to give address at meeting
• Performance comes on heels of dedication and practice
• Lindsay Council to fill vacancy Monday
• Volunteering is a win-win
• Bothered by Curlee
• Miracle baby born to Porterville Couple
• Rockin' for Alzheimer's
• ‘College Night’ enlightens high school seniors
• Man released on $50,000 bail for felony hit and run
• Bartlett students enjoy play day
• Rural counties name Connie Conway Legislator of the Year
• Springville Rodeo Queen and Princess contest in full swing
• Trio nabbed for suspected burglary, pot cultivation
• Farm laborer injured in industrial accident
• Pearl Clem — A local icon
• Fair food vendors get on board
• Friant Forecast: Less water for contractors
• Alta Vista School District sets sights on new campus
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Porterville Cheers
• The Gas Company Challenge set for March
• Two booked on suspicion of commercial burglary
• New Leadership Porterville Class selected
• Porterville Sesquicentennial: A tradition was born in 1961
• Boy alive after hanging scare
• Hazmat backing given OK
• Students get peek at future
• On violent rhetoric in the media
• Budget fix doesn’t go far enough
• America to appear at Eagle Mountain
• Man arrested for alleged drug possession
• Fresno State taking first steps toward Nursing, Physical Therapy doctoral programs
• Resource Advisory Council calling for proposals
• Boy, 5, victim of accidental hanging
• Tribe elects new leaders
• Two teens suspected of sexual assault
• Tax forms not in mail this year
• Budget crunch a student concern
• Commends Sierra View
• A load of malarkey
• Clean slate, Gumption & King
• Financial aid for college
• Teen found carrying homemade dagger
• Non-Profit hosts next Chamber mixer
• Friday deadline for labor law seminar
• Alleged robber takes property from boy
• Pathways offer bright future
• Man rescued from river Sunday
• Centennial Starlight Ball a musical treat in Exeter
• Chamber to present "2011 Economic Forecast" Feb. 2
• Women's Shelter receives lift on MLK Day
• Health Academy offers jumpstart to students
• Never a good time to part
• Pilot brings story to Ag Leadership
• PUSD likes what it has planned for coming year
• New Fairgrounds a big hit
• 'Wall of Fame' nomination period may be stretched by City Council
• Wiped Out
• Being a good neighbor
• Looking Ahead 2011: City of Lindsay on the move
• Sierra View launches paperless project
• Farm Bureau pleased with new secretary selection
• Man suspected of possessing ammunition
• Arrest made in forcible rape case
• Porterville man booked on suspicion of home invasion
• Burton Middle School steps up to bullies
• Anchor Blue to close doors
• Man shot in East Porterville
• Rescue Mission 
says thanks
• Don’t blame Conservatives
• Man arrested for allegedly kicking car door
• Next Springville Town Hall Jan. 28
• Donations sought for Kings/Tulare homeless
• Women's Shelter to benefit from Day of Service
• Alleged stalker arrested Tuesday
• Chase, search lead to arrest
• Lindsay — City should appoint successor Jan .25
• Boys and Girls Club now offered at Burton middle schools
• Budget shouldn't delay courthouse
• 'Classic' opening for new Fairgrounds
• Dr. King and the Day of Service
• Be careful finding fault for shooting
• Special offer for World Ag Expo concerts
• Happy Trails offering volunteer orientation
• Forest Service to conduct burns
• Local man pleads no contest to child molestation
• New Lindsay Animal Shelter supervisor at helm
• Tribe's fee to trust application given thumbs up
• New navel standard to go into effect
• Ennis appointed Board chairman
• Sierra View District Hospital raising the bar
• Sierra Hills
• The Pull-Tab Project raising funds for the Ronald McDonald House
• Thank you for cards
• Not well written column
• Changing Birthday Celebrations
• Will Lloyd becomes new Public Information Officer at PC
• Porterville student receives Huguenot Scholarship
• City keeps moving forward
• The blessings of the honored woman
• State’s farmers feed the world
• FGS continues to meet customers' needs
• Psyllid find raises concerns with citrus growers
• City eyeing county property
• Ennis ready to take county reins
• Ag Expo unveils 2011 Top 10 new products
• Applications available for 49th annual City of Hope Spectacular
• Not an ordinary fish story
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Men's Christian Conference scheduled for Jan. 29
• Tule River Education Department looks to the future
• Big plans for Family HealthCare Network in 2011
• Contenders vie for Lindsay Council vacancy
• Alleged jewelry thief arrested Wednesday
• Tulare man named Brown press secretary
• Shows planned at Visalia Pena Planetarium
• PC blood drive set for Feb. 14
• Chamber's male youth honoree very involved
• Council: City will carry on with local emergency
• Stove explosion burns kitchen
• Who will pay?
• Is it really a new year
• El Granito thank you
• Camp Nelson power to be restored
• County residents earn last-minute appointments
• Fair moves to keep local food vendors
• UPDATE: Police ID suspects in jewelry store robbery
• Water Worries
• The liberal media bias
• Man holds up Main Street jewelry store
• Pesticide use in county declines in 2009
• Two vacancies on Library and Literacy Commission
• Parents arrested, allegedly dropped infant while under the influence
• Law requires energy efficient light bulbs
• Registration for Youth Baseball League begins Feb. 7
• Woman in Friday's fatal crash identified
• KOC Golf Tournament reset for Jan. 22
• Extra weekend to file tax returns
• Update: Officials ID pedestrian killed Tuesday
• Free tax return filing offered
• State moves to assist flood victims
• Arrest made in Lindsay homicide
• Rains' positive, negative impact
• Pedestrian struck, killed early Tuesday
• Go anywhere with imagination
• Town and Country Drug closing
• Belleview Elementary student wins regional award
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Police: Motive for drive-by shooting not yet determined
• Electrical glitch causes house fire New Year's Day
• PPD: Holiday crackdown nabs 1 drunken driver
• SCE solar project making headway
• Flooding closes Orange Belt, damages homes
• Citation fines can add up quickly
• 2011 rings in new laws for drivers
• New year — new school
• Porterville's sesquicentennial on tap for 2011
• Meet the first baby of 2011
• Greetings from Mayor Ronald L. Irish
• Gonzalez family ready to tackle 2011
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Porterville Cheers
• Monache wins Polly title
• Four Lindsay residents suspected of commercial burglary
• Storm brings another round of flooding
• It was darn cold Dec. 22, 1990
• Absolute Right test
• Monache in Polly final
• Former Recorder writer remembered
• Teen in fatal Terra Bella shooting identified
• Water Worries
• Hitler was evil
• 2010: The year to be cynical
• Two suspected of swiping cell phone from 14-year-old
• Christmas tree disposal offered
• Motorists reminded to drive safely
• Piute Mountain travel management topic of meeting
• Suspect takes cash, holds victims at gunpoint
• Suspected drunken driver wrecks into home's backyard
• Another big storm causes concern
• Calif. gas prices third highest in the nation
• Tulare Lake Basin taking on water
• The War That Never Was Wages On
• Don’t see a conspiracy
• Father Time & the New Year Baby
• Juvenile dead in Terra Bella shooting
• Strathmore FFA reaches out to community
• Organizations available to help
• Juvenile Offenders: PPD provides alternative route
• Vision for ag's future outlined
• Wallowing in quicksand
• Acronyms ahoy chokes ag sales
• Couple robbed at gunpoint Sunday
• Man hospitalized after being beaten, robbed
• Two shot in Porterville Sunday
• Cadets to participate in inauguration
• Parks, forest get funds
• December rainfall tops 6 inches
• Sierra View District Hospital Foundation honored
• Completion of Porterville solar plant near
• PHS band appreciative of Walmart's help
• St. John's dodges property seizure over dispute
• Hope on the horizon for residents
• Flooded family needs assistance
• And another child is born
• Hot cocoa, cider, and Santa Claus at Webb Sanders event
• Popular park sections open over holidays
• Risk of chimney fires rise as temperatures fall
• SDVH helps brighten families' Christmas
• Refinancing of City sewer bond given thumbs-up
• Region to get break from storms
• Woodworkers play Santa elves
• Sierra Grant awarded to Paws 4 Healing
• Murals help rejuvenate, tell the story of two cities
• SDVH Board nominates officers
• Supervisor Terrell going to Job Corps
• Tulare County proclaims state of emergency due to flooding
• SDVH honors Hetherington
• Leaves no doubt
• Winter Solstice — celebrate light
• Flood tips for homeowners
• Sequoia students in the swing
• AAA projects 10.6 million in state to travel by car during holidays
• Woman and child injured in two-car collision Thursday
• Supervisors to consider declaration of local emergency
• CHP in full force for holiday weekend
• ChildSpree provides children with winter coats
• Official says headway made in Zalud Park area on Monday
• Rain taxes residents, city crews
• UPDATE: Storms force county road closures
• Suncrest Bank names VP of human resources
• Local banks earn high ratings
• Farm Bureau praises tax bill passage
• Love INC provides 600 food baskets
• Review of Measure H expenditures is complete
• Santa goes bowling with kids
• City: State of Emergency
• An inept crowd
• Salute to coach Stewart
• Porterville Organized Crew – A renewed commitment to community support
• A ‘Cardinal’ Occasion: Lindsay High School commemorates new beginnings
• Shopping local for the holidays
• "The Big Fix" issuing vouchers to pet owners
• Traffic stop leads to arrest on drug charges
• Three suspected of marijuana cultivation
• New road laws go into effect Jan. 1
• Bob Zimmerman resigns his TCAG seat after 32 years
• Didn’t need details
• Amazing Panthers
• Appreciates coverage
• Concerning Dream Act
• Now is not the time to add fees
• County making sandbags available
• CSUF research grant, looking at pesticides, breast cancer in Latina farm workers
• Man arrested; suspected of manufacturing drugs
• Library Commission seeks additional members
• Sierra View announces beginning of RSV season
• County HR Director to retire; interim named
• Watchdog asks Lindsay to reduce public records fee
• Series of storms to hit state
• Picaso felt time was right
• Day two of Chamber Event brings total thus far to 209
• Fire displaces Porterville family Wednesday morning
• County offices to observe one-week furlough
• Supervisors drag water decision
• The two sides of Religion
• Santa Claus comes to Centennial Park thanks to PPD
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Today most dangerous day for state drivers
• First Congregational Church presents 'A 'Beastly' Christmas'
• All eyes on the Science Maker: Students offered 'best of both worlds'
• Community Strings to offer Christmas favorites
• Picaso leaves Lindsay Council
• Children safe following alleged DUI crash
• Alleged knife-wielding man boards City bus Monday
• Dunlap returns as Community Development Director
• New Lindsay High School to debut Friday
• Sex with minors case nets man 120 years in prison
• Young and old enjoy "A Winter Night in Mexico'
• Man arrested for alleged drug possession
• Monache offers Multimedia and Technology Academy
• Chamber begins membership drive
• Several storms on the way to Central Valley
• Man suspected of public intoxication at the Mecca
• Vacancy on Measure H Oversight Committee
• Franchises support local economy
• Democrats sweep
• Sustainable ag
• Defines Tea Party
• More on Winterhaven
• The customer came first
• WAE online registration available
• State moves closer to certifying dairy digesters
• Casino spreads holiday cheer
• HSSA looking to add County jobs
• Lindsay Council to talk recruitment of City Manager
• Bomb scare closes Highways 190 and 65 interchange
• WildPlaces celebrates efforts
• Police investigate possible bomb on overpass
• Heartbreaking loss for Panthers in Valley finals
• Valley Div. III title football - Kingsburg 26, PHS 21
• Historical revisionism
• Porterville Cheers
• Grant helps share the story of Dr. Resa
• California's population grows less than 1 percent
• Small trash can fire at Monache High School
• El Granito issues plea for donations
• Students detonate explosive device at school
• PDC honors Foster Grandparents and Senior Companions
• UPDATE: Coroner releases name in Tipton fatal
• Facts are undisputed
• Likes Carley column
• A real drought in Porterville
• Woman reportedly assaulted by ex-boyfriend
• 17-year-old arrested for alleged rape of a minor
• Sequoia Chamber Orchestra offers holiday treat
• Secured property taxes due Friday
• Christmas Around the World
• USFS crews reducing fire threat
• Local high school grad rates drop
• Council delays decision on CWMA withdrawal
• Geary Austin — man of many talents
• County checks bounce
• New pajamas for the needy
• Victim injured in assault case
• Make a choice
• Honoring service personnel
• Getting in the holiday spirit
• A happy story
• Local nonprofits awarded $20K in grant funds
• Grinch strikes local home
• Small crowd gathers to support Dream Act
• Memorial Service honors loved ones at Christmas
• WildPlaces open house for Dec. 11
• Mathias named to county superior court
• Las Posadas at Granite Hills Thursday evening
• Fire destroys home early Saturday a.m.
• 'The Majesty of Christmas' set for Dec. 11-12
• Mary Poppins to visit the library
• Brunch with Santa at Agri-Center Dec. 12
• Solar power plant reaching completion
• Toys for Tots drop-off locations
• County OKs first solar farm projects
• County youth nonprofits may receive $100K funding
• Council to consider train at Murry Park
• Christmas trees sold for charities
• Porterville PD officer injured in crash
• Woman arrested; suspected of meth possession
• Salvation Army seeks bell ringers for annual Kettle Drive
• Highway 190 between Porterville and Poplar open
• UPDATE: Name released on motorcycle fatality
• Mayor details 'positives' in city
• 27th annual Firefighter I Academy graduation
• Firewood season: buyer beware
• Different conclusions
• Court sidesteps farmer action
• Pathways Program continues to grow
• Friant-Kern Canal getting needed repairs
• Responds to Townsend
• New meaning to playing opossum
• Man arrested; found with loaded weapon
• Two Strathmore Paint Horses win APHA Championships
• Wow Martin!
• Supports Giddings’ letters
• Seeking family members
• Response to Martin letter
• Porterville Cheers
• Lindsay Theatre group presents 'Scrooge, The Musical'
• Quick action saves home from fire
• Tulare County eyes fees on construction
• Officers face discipline over Thanksgiving incident
• Downtown sparkles during parade
• Student found with loaded gun
• Train and Toy Show makes annual stop
• A big thank you
• Plenty of history from these two
• Many made Spookfest a success
• A wonderful evening
• TSA out of line
• The war that never was
• Toys for Tots and Car Show
• Christmas Home Tour set for Saturday
• "A Storybook Christmas"
• In search of the perfect tree
• Winter Concert Friday night
• Pena Planetarium offers four Visalia shows
• Monache FFA Poultry Judging Team takes 7th in nation
• Fire damages catering trailer
• Woman victim of home invasion
• Two dead in murder-suicide
• County Green Democrats seek members
• Grant will help purchase child ID system
• Watchdog group jumps into city Brown Act fray
• Four legged friend gets helping hand
• Through a new wardrobe
• Rejects Tea Party
• Young fishers serious about catch
• Happy Trails Riding Academy receives funding opportunity
• Symphony presents holiday concert for whole family
• dd's Discount may come to Porterville
• New Williamson Act law before Supervisors
• Annual student art exhibition open to public
• Separate fires damage homes
• Love, INC tree will sparkle on Dec. 4
• Warmer temps ease grower concerns
• Shoppers hit local stores early
• Many first-timers enjoy holiday tradition
• Thanks for participation
• High garbage bills
• Chicken mortality becomes an issue
• Tule River Country students excel
• Measure R: Serving rural Tulare County
• Cardiologist Taya Thayapran
• Porterville Cheers
• Neo-conservative and Christian dishonest
• Pleased with vote
• Problem in Terra Bella
• Fond memories of Thanksgiving
• Disturbed by guerrilla tactics
• Thanksgiving traditions, old and new
• Russian nuclear bomber
• Man allegedly attacks another with knife
• Auctioned tree will benefit Sheltered Workshop
• Growers brace for plunging temps
• DA says City did not violate Brown Act
• Local stores gear up for Black Friday
• Worthley earns reappointment
• Barns 'Variety Show' and 'Let Her Rip' a 'hit'
• Holiday refuse schedule announced
• Thanksgiving home cooking safety tips
• Man injured in suspected DUI crash Monday
• Gratitude and thankfulness
• Tule River clean-ups net 3,200 pounds of trash
• Dr. Rashed has license reinstated
• Worthley outruns Rouch in Forth Dist. Supervisor race
• Cold snap coming to area
• Santa Claus coming to town Dec. 13
• Bartlett students collect food items for families
• Fishing Derby rescheduled
• Teen struck by car; taken to hospital
• Would like update on twins, and Hernandez
• Toaster fire causes $3,000 in damage
• Mighty SCE has fallen
• Wine outlook defies forecast
• Mighty SCE has fallen
• Families serve free Thanksgiving meal for second straight year
• Springville hosts third annual 'Kristkindlmarkt' Dec. 4
• Museum Train, Toy Show opens Nov. 26
• IRS to return millions in undelivered refund checks
• CHP to conduct holiday crackdown
• Storm welcomed by most
• Rouch narrows Worthley's lead
• Imperial Ambulance celebrates 50 years of service
• Thanks Yvonne Fiori
• Family thanks community
• Lindsay is better because of city staff
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• New curator passionate about Zalud House
• Secularizing America
• Making bad air worse
• Condolences to Land family
• Writer had it all wrong
• Porterville cheers
• An evening of comedy at the Barn
• 13th Annual CyberQuest event Saturday
• El Granito food basket sign-ups are under way
• Olive and D collision injures two
• Downtown lighting a community affair
• Air Show gets new name, stronger focus
• Job seekers get free makeover
• National Day of Prayer
• Pearl Harbor Memorial Breakfast set
• Sierra Vocal Arts to celebrate song
• Man suspected of participating in street fight
• Winter fishing derby slated for Nov. 20
• Local pizzeria pays it forward: Mom's U-Bake Pizza to aid Helping Hands
• New court date set for Gonzalez brothers
• UPDATE: Victim of fatal Hwy 65 collision identified
• Gifts delivered to children world-wide
• Council finds resolution of necessity unneccesary
• Tulare City Manager, Darrel Pyle, resigns
• Playing with the Big Boys: Preschoolers play ball with PC baseball team
• Salutes all veterans
• Remembering 
the Drive-in Theater
• Got my feet on the ground
• Compare hospital care
• Big brother is you
• Sobriety checkpoint set for Nov. 19
• Valley to transition to winter with first major storm
• Lindsay Finance Director retires
• Day helps students build path to career
• Governonr honors Venida Packing
• Lindsay man suspected of illegal pot cultivation
• Seeks information on family
• Aged-old ideas
• Minimum Days, Conferencing & New Report Cards
• Heartfelt cardiac care from Dr. Taya Thayapran
• U.S.D.A. to offer food giveaway
• Christmas parade set for Dec. 2
• 'How to Spot a Liar' seminar Dec. 1
• Riding for two causes
• Lindsay resident: Cost of public records 'excessive'
• Sequoia Middle School: Students raise $2K for cancer center
• Teen stabbed; suffers minor injuries
• Man sustains moderate injuries in Hwy. 65 crash
• Tule River Native American Celebration Day
• Rising star to perform in Philadelphia
• City Council: City seeks land for Scranton widening
• Alta Vista: A century of education celebrated
• Porterville football No. 1 seed
• New neurologist at Lindsay Medical Group
• PHS presents unique view down the rabitt hole
• Citrus industry develops food safety handbook
• Cash offered for silver and gold
• Harmony Magnet to present 'Don Quixote'
• Two arrested on suspicion of burglary
• Fair receives $150,000 donation
• Interest shown in new fair barn
• Worthley's lead over Rouch increases
• Crowds roar over rivalry
• Alleged purse thief eludes police
• Carbon monoxide: A winter's health threat
• Fair needs plan for food vendors
• Calif. turkey talk praises pardon
• Porterville football No. 1 seed
• Wickedness is good?
• Support all sports teams
• Let’s outsource Congress
• City of Lindsay Antagonists
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Bake sale benefits Sally
• Man shot to death, suspects being sought
• Resignation doesn't quell Lindsay turmoil
• Bands treat crowd to patriotic music
• Veterans Day Parade: Thousands assemble on Main Street
• Chamber Mixer at Bella La Vina Farms
• Veterans Day Tea brings friends together
• Porterville Cheers
• Moved by Land’s service
• Government is corrupt
• Bake sale to to help Sally Hernandez
• Cranes returning to Pixley Wildlife Refuge
• Nov. 11, 2010 - A special Veterans Day
• How insane we've become
• Air District reduces electric lawn mower price
• Highway 190 detour set during repair work
• WWII Veteran regrets denying Purple Heart
• Community joins in a final salute
• U.S. Army Cpl. Brett Land — 1986 - 2010: City says goodbye to fallen hero
• Man arrested; suspected of narcotics for sales
• Zalud House reopens
• Thinking of Porterville
• Thank you for assistance
• Honor veterans with actions
• No words to thank soldier
• Runaway teen flees to Arizona
• Light Up Life Celebration Dec 1
• Veterans Day Tea scheduled for Thursday
• Forest Service firefighter jobs in peril
• River Ridge special-use permit granted
• 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' set for Thursday
• Fallen soldier returns home
• Field Trip will look at forest health project
• Two suspected of assault with a deadly weapon
• Parents arrested for alleged child abuse of two children
• Creating adventures one mile at a time
• Clinic allows Shriners to help children, families
• Patriotic celebration continues after parade
• Student of the Month: Carlos Gutierrez Olivarez
• $2.15 awarded for construction of Chase Park
• Thousands expect to pay respects to Brett Land
• Fair offers food vendors olive branch
• Vidak receives state Superintendent of the Year award
• Officials ID man who died in fire
• Coroner: Fatal crash victim identified
• Worthley takes lead over Rouch
• New heat safety regulations imposed
• Farmers march to own beat
• Be a responsible pet owner please
• High-speed rail funds head to Valley
• Healing dogs get helping hand
• Patriotic icon honored on Wall of Fame
• Community gathers for Veterans Memorial Service
• Public hearing set for fate of River Ridge use permit
• Finger lickin' ribs for a cause
• Chamber recognizes Porterville's finest
• Residents advised to turn down sprinklers when they turn clocks back
• Finger lickin' ribs for a cause
• Simple surgery makes night and day difference
• Photography contest runs through Nov. 9
• Recorder launches redesigned automotive website
• Solar power plant near airport moving forward
• 19-year-old busted for burglary, child neglect
• Man arrested for suspected meth possession
• Monumental Outlook Over the Horizon
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• The Imp of the Perverse
• Heart is heavy
• Tired of Giddings rants
• Unhappy with coach
• BREAKING: Lindsay City Manager resigns
• Woman arrested following traffic stop
• Little change to state legislature
• Rogers Camp fire quickly extinguished
• Sunday is time to change clocks, batteries
• Stabbing suspects on the loose
• 4th annual Food for Fines runs through Dec. 20
• 2 arrested for allegedly assaulting man with baseball bat
• Fire Department: 167K invested in public education
• Local teen earns his wings
• National Monument plan comment period extended
• Brett Land funeral set for Wednesday
• Project Homeless Connect: People helping people
• Brett Land — another fallen Porterville hero
• Honor to have known Brett Land
• Latino Democrats of TC to meet Nov. 8
• Lindsay Kiwanis to honor veterans
• Army Corps to waive feest at parks Nov. 11
• Yard sale to benefit child with leukemia
• CALM is a fun and educational place
• Porterville Chamber enlightens Council Tuesday
• Local icon to be honored on PHS Wall of Fame
• Local public services battle it out for blood
• Pedal boats and train on the horizon for Park
• Civic Duty: Heavy turnout catches officials by surprise
• Retro-Recorder
• Legalized marijuana needs to be regulated
• Goodbye Tricky, Goodbye Pluto
• Small School Districts: Lindsay keeps three trustees
• Supervisors regulate use of marijuana
• PUSD adds new faces to the dais
• Backbone of election day: Precinct workers
• First Friday Coffee at Galaxy Theater
• Tulare City Council: Racetrack foes win in Tulare
• Tulare County Supervisor: Worthley locked in close race
• Strathmore woman arrested for animal cruelty
• Will remember Brett Land
• Selma Band Review: MHS returns with several awards
• Middle Schools return with slew of awards
• Thanks to Doyle parents
• Tea Party is not for me
• Generals Highway closed due to road work
• Dystopian fiction-new genre based on old fears
• Holiday Boutique and Bazaar scheduled for Nov. 13
• Coalition looking to Tulare County DA
• UPDATE: Fire Department investigating camper fire
• PC club's goal is to keep children warm
• County home values drop slightly
• UC Landscape Pest Seminars offered
• Man suffers gunshot wound in robbery
• 'Sacred Gifts': Local acclaimed flutist in concert
• Motorists urged to prepare for winter
• Annual fireplace burn program begins
• Tork: Monkees eyeing reunion tour
• Pets and families come together
• Porterville City Council: Amusement rides at local park up for approval
• Funds available for first-time homebuyers
• Supervisors to consider interim pot ordinance
• Blind Babies Foundation: Vision of Hope
• County turnout prediction: 30%; Vote-by-mail ballots are up from June primary, official says
• Passenger dies in single-car collision; driver flees
• BREAKING: Porterville soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• Don't be fooled!
• Memories of the Porter Theater
• Halloween Shopping: Sales remain brisk despite economy
• Town and Country Fashion Show Nov. 6
• Costumes, connections and memories
• Local contrators nabbed in sting
• 3 arrested following traffic stop
• Cyclist collides with parked car Tuesday
• Walmart Distribution Center shines at Canstruction
• Teen arrested; suspected of abusing mother
• City retorts to Brown Act violation claims
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• School Board Candidate Forum: Hopefuls field array of questions
• Some interesting statistics on drugs
• Safe Zone set for Sunday
• City Police Department receives $60K grant
• Instrumental music concert
• DA charges man with 11 counts of arson
• Children's center offers October Fest
• Notable turnout at local career fair
• Candidates shy away from party affiliation
• Adult Drug Court: Graduates believe and succeed
• Something in drinking water in Springville
• Step closer to the ‘Sausage Factory’
• PAMA prepares for annual community Thanksgiving dinner
• Some sex offenders home for the weekend
• Father arrested in death of infant son
• Villa Siena construction afoot
• Basement fire threatens occupants
• Lindsay Protest — Residents divided over city services
• Lillian Durbin offers wealth of experience to the board
• Boys and Girls Club open house today
• Valley drivers to pay for pollution
• Civil and criminal filing fee hikes effective today
• Program offers safe haven after football games
• Memo from Lindsay
• High school dropouts
• Not just a lot of hot air — A look at wind energy
• Strathmore Union Elementary and Sunnyside Union school boards
• Council approves loan to Porterville Chrysler
• Local business owners accuse City of Brown Act violation
• Lindsay Library transformed into Art and History Museum
• Registration dates for food baskets announced
• Tea Party is the middle class
• Veterans Homecoming Pageant is Saturday
• Police arrive to woman's aid; arrest her for alleged drug use
• Porterville man gets 26 years to life for bludgeoning a man to death
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Man suffers gunshot wound Tuesday afternoon
• School Boards: Pleasant View and Terra Bella Union
• Valley drivers face potential registration fee hikes
• Project Homeless slated for Nov. 4
• Search for 2 missing hikers in SNF under way
• In defense of Patty
• Thank you to Relay for Life sponsors
• Charter schools
• One dead in suspected arson case
• St. Anne's School accredited through 2016
• MHS Vocal Music Department Fall Concert scheduled for Thursday
• First Step Up Summit slated for Oct. 19
• City of Porterville Employee of the Month
• Woman sets record straight on Pet Contest
• Thankful to live in such caring community
• Contest is fundraiser that helps teachers, students
• The abuse people put on animals
• Need a friend? Find a farmer
• UPDATE: Lewis Hill fire reaches full containment
• Conway speaks of education to AAUW
• Funds for gang prevention may be available for local Jr. highs
• Outlying districts: Superintendent avg. salary $101K
• Chuckwagon Breakfast: Serving the community
• Body of Hanford man found in Sequoia National Park
• Chamber Annual Awards Banquet announced, reservations available
• TCAG to provide rail update Monday
• Water managers rake in $100K plus
• Solar field development under way near Porterville airport
• Couple makes refueling a family affair
• Important play returns to Barn Theatre
• Driver found with suspected meth
• Porterville Christmas Parade entry forms available
• Lindsay teen faces DUI charges
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Haunted Houses subject to fire safety requirements
• 'Where Different Paths Meet' hanging through Dec. 31
• Sheep Fire spreads through Giant Sequoia Grove
• Can councilmen stay within a proposed $30K expense budget?
• Calif to give industry more time for diesel rules
• The Lisa Project: Experience life through the eyes of an abused child
• Sardines on toast, anyone?
• Man, 40, suspected of injuring girlfriend
• Council approves mural; fundraising to begin shortly
• PC Senior Day attracts hundred of students
• Celebrating (?) Banned Books Week
• Woman should not be soliciting for pet contest
• Additional public workshops set for Monument Plan review
• Police arrest man in his bedroom for suspected meth possession
• Unfair what lady is doing in pet contest
• Depot Museum highlights Sanger's rich history
• Calling fees what they are: Taxes
• Pancakes and all the fixings on tap for Saturday
• Council reins in TCAG power
• A light filled house of books
• Teacher surprised by OfficeMax
• Realize why we pay double for services
• Building a bridge to the 19th century..
• Literally missed an entire state
• 2-1-1 system offers health and human services
• Why doesn’t D.A. enforce ordinance?
• Apple Festival returns
• Need to put an end to negative campaigning
• Calif. budget plan relies on accounting maneuvers
• High school horrors
• BREAKING: Bank workers evacuate offices during electrical glitch
• From what I can see SVDH is doing fine
• SDVH Shoe sale postponed
• Help break the silence and stigma of mental illness
• Community invited to annual gathering
• Farm village faces death
• Man arrested, suspected of possession of meth and burglary tools
• Sierra View District Hospital saved my life
• Removal of illegal marijuana plot from park
• Improving education
• Public invited to tour PFD stations Saturday
• Lindsay selling some water to Los Angeles
• Barn Theatre Buzzard bash
• Teen allegedly threatens mother with knife, steals her car
• Tulare Arts Council loses its official designation
• Walmart having food drive Saturday
• Prairie Center 4-H now meeting
• Chuck Wagon tickets on sale
• Shoe sale at Sierra View starts today
• Orange and Green Alumni: Calling all PHS graduates
• Car and driver fall into canal following two-car collision
• Hospital offers Breast Cancer Awareness event
• Habitat for Humanity: Preparations under way for first habitat build in Porterville
• Meet the ASB Presidents
• Juvenile linked to kidnapping of Porterville man
• Changala's Family Farms: Preparing for fall season
• Fall citrus meeting set for Oct. 8
• County forbids sex offenders from giving candy to kids on Halloween
• 'Lea Evans Day': Hospital Board honors Evans' dedication to hospital
• Suspected drunken driver flees collision; hides
• Man arrested for suspected negligent shooting of a shotgun
• 'Time Marches On' mural set for Council's review
• Ready to give — 'This is our contribution'
• Disability Employment Awareness Day: Community gathers to raise awareness
• FDA to consider limiting use of antibiotics in livestock
• Family fun Fling for missions
• Some serious heat at Chili Cook-Off
• Stepping up for Relay for Life
• RAC approves $105K in funding for federal lands projects
• Homecoming at Strathmore High
• Support group forming for family, friends of those serving in military
• Zalud house closes temporarily
• Water Commission approves exemption for groundwater recharge facilities
• Travel trailer catches fire Tuesday
• Relay for Life kicks off Saturday morning
• Despite bad plan, Council ready to invest fully in Measure H
• Lights may be out for sex offenders on Halloween
• PSW: Promoting disability employment
• Correction notices mailed to 7,250 property owners
• Marijuana grower faces prison sentence
• Worth the Wait: Grand opening attracts thousands of people
• Man dies in crash on Henderson
• 'Noises Off' begins run tonight in Lindsay
• Rio Limpio outreach expands, attracts more volunteers
• Prop. 19 deserves support
• Ward approaches County for Step Up event
• Slow down, there's new speed limits
• Lindsay residents rally to denounce city water rates
• Tax breaks to decrease for Williamson Act farmers
• Taste of Porterville offers unique experience
• Symphony kicks off year with Cuban rhythms and 'Lincoln Portrait'
• Free e-waste drop-off site
• Spaces available for parking lot sale
• Two-car crash leaves woman with head-bump
• Pedestrian vs. car requires air ambulance
• Meeting Watch: Sierra View District Hospital
• Chambers 'First Friday Coffee' slated for Oct. 1
• Man sustains major injuries in two-car collision
• Budget study session tonight
• Sexual orientation: Status or choice?
• Robbers target medicinal marijuana, again
• Finding the best eBook
• Facebook is the virtual general store of 1900s
• Hot temps increase Sheep Fire activity
• Lindsay Council to address city water
• Library sends cursory request for Measure H money
• Servin' up some home brew
• Health reform and peace of mind
• Meet the ASB Presidents
• Heart touched by Corbit family
• BREAKING: Porterville couple awakes to medicinal marijuana robbery
• In agreement about academic qualifications
• Blood drive set for Springville Wednesday
• Rail proposal threatens farms
• Skate park open late Saturday night
• Urge DA to enforce county ordinance
• Lindsay man wins $32K
• Unwanted person found with suspected meth
• Donations needed for area homeless
• Reader demands answer from D.A.
• Long Beach man punches woman's window
• From the Ground Up: Local architect addresses third graders
• Porterville College exhibits paintings by Martha Widmann
• Box Top program raised $1,100 for William Buckley in 2009
• Raising funds — one dime at a time
• High pressure system heats up the Valley
• Public Lands Day: Success Lake focus of volunteer effort
• USDA awards state $17M to boost competitiveness of specialty crops
• Tulare County Farm Bureau to conduct eminent domain seminar
• CDC and CFU leaders call for dairy policy reforms
• National Museum Day: Locals get a glimpse into the past
• Sheriff eradicates pot garden worth $4.3M
• Two women die in suspected drunken driving crash near Terra Bella
• Burglar leaves front door open
• Students, staff remember Maples
• CMT Awareness
• Tulare and Kern County RAC review first project proposals
• Deadline imminent for public comment on railroad plan
• Western Divide Ranger District to improve Fishermen’s Trail
• Porterville boy surviving blood disease
• Porterville man arrested on suspicion of child molestation
• Meeting Watch: PUSD
• Porterville man convicted of forcible sex crimes
• Can rest easy knowing Glenn, Montie are watching out for us
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Success Lake to celebrate Public Lands Day Saturday
• K9 Winners: South Valley's top dogs
• County retirement contribution tops $22M this year
• Food, medical screens offered at Woodville church
• Disability Awareness Day set for Oct. 1
• Zion Lutheran School to host annual community event
• CMTA to hold awareness and information event
• Sequoia celebrates National Wilderness Month and 120 Years as a National Park
• Free park entrance for National Public Lands Day
• Disappointed with blather on Facebook
• Burnout operations under way to contain western growth of Sheep Fire
• Pot garden where teen was shot violated county ordinance
• 'Today's Readers, Tomorrow's Leaders': High school volleyball team shares passio
• Council splits mixed-use in downtown project
• Historical health milestone for children
• Steam tank causes explosion in citrus packing plant
• Applications available for Library Board
• Apple Festival T-shirts for sale
• Blood drive to benefit Porterville Relay for Life
• Bells Across America inspires patriotism
• Come experience Kern County's Black Gold
• Authorities seize 65,000 pot plants in Tulare County
• Council waits for Prop. 19
• Supervisors approve $947.8M budget
• Ready — Set — Action
• Brighter nights ahead for Sports Complex
• Lindsay Teen dies from gunshot wound at pot garden
• Food drive to benefit the hungry
• Hwy. 190 police chase leads to crash Friday
• UPDATE: Planning Commission approves permits for 6 solar projects
• Lindsay teen dies from gunshot wound at pot garden
• Outraged with what is happening in Lindsay
• Livestock Auction brings in over $400,000
• How to raise a reader
• Three vehicle collision in Lindsay leads to moderate injuries
• Porterville Adult School graduates 22
• More delays in PDC overtime case
• County budget grows while General Fund shrinks
• Strathmore Union to upgrade cafeteria
• Man sustains major injuries after crashing into orchard
• Whoops!
• Tulare County Health officials offer vaccination clinics
• Final WildPlaces clean-up event set
• Veterans Parade theme announced
• Poplar woman arrested on suspicion of meth possession
• Domestic violence leads to visible injuries
• Public invited to Homecoming Pageant
• Man arrested on suspicion of domestic violence
• Library offers give-aways during Library Card Sign-up month
• Responses from draft rail business plan
• Porterville man arrested for suspected auto theft
• Books and their digital future
• Sunshine, shadows boost better health
• There is nothing greedy about profits
• Music on Main Street to feature The Stepsons
• SDVH hosts blood drive Friday
• A crop in search of its crown
• Supervisors: County Budget vote set for Tuesday
• New pot growing, possession fines up for debate
• Tule River Powwow: Celebrates life, culture
• Harvest Festival takes place Sept. 26
• Meet Dr. Resa, author of ‘Out of the Fields’
• What do Giant Sequoia Monument documents mean to me?
• SVDH hosts blood drive
• SVDH Foundation Gala thank you
• Nonprofits involved in Fair reality show
• Don’t let stereotypes keep you from award-winning service
• Tulare County jobless rate dips to 15.9%
• Mixed results for small school districts on API
• Nonprofits may not be cooking at fair
• Spanish HOPEline launched for renal patients
• Strathmore teachers to receive $100 reward cards
• Jaye Street sewer project starts soon
• Hoping you will do follow-up stories on salaries
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Bells Across America set for Sunday
• Jason Britt is county's new human services director
• Lindsay Council OKs recycling center
• Council trip to San Diego ends today
• Physics day at the Tulare County Fair
• Mobile Products
• SETCO has plans for busy election season
• Porterville crew protects homes from Canyon fire
• Fire destroys vacant home in Plainview
• City announces photo contest
• Fire causes $50K worth of damage to Porterville home
• Lindsay shooting victim listed in critical condition
• Gas pipelines being replaced at County Jail
• Granite band director, cheer coach quit
• Opening Day: County Fair draws the kids
• Next election cannot come soon enough
• Bow-wow and meow adoption event a success
• Surgery poker not in cards for me
• Paying SVDH CEO too much
• Porterville crew protects homes from Canyon Fire
• Constitution subject of Tea Party crash-course
• Panthers compete during homecoming activities
• Lighting proposal doesn't make it to vote in Woodville
• Celebrate Recovery marks 2nd anniversary
• New company shows interest in rail, Ishida says
• Residents turn out to support employees
• Time for America to make a stand and not waver
• Giants sign Pascoe to active roster
• Deputies investigating shooting outside of Lindsay
• Maggie Fire spreads to 40 acres
• Sheep Fire continues to grow
• Bow-wow and Meow event a success
• Cleanup event set for Public Lands Day
• Buck Rock Foundation receives grant
• Sierra Hills hosting two events
• Gas prices decline
• The art of compromise
• Springville man loses homesite appeal
• Giants sign Pascoe to active roster
• Fire near Calif’s Kern River grows to 4,000 acres
• Injured firefighter is VIP
• Imagine String Band playing at Music on Main
• Adult flu clinics
• Tulare County Fair starts Wednesday
• Flooding in Pakistan
• Bells Across America event set for Sunday
• Tule River Canyon meeting draws concern
• Lindsay to consider recycling center
• Monache High leads County in API scores
• Citrus South Tule accepting applications
• Effort of two ladies is noticed
• People need time off from work
• Porterville woman guilty in federal molestation case
• Grape windfall follows dairy slump
• Forest Service continues to closely monitor Sheep Fire
• Friends support 'The Friends'
• SVDH Foundation's annual Gala raises over $30,000
• Supes to hear Monument plan update
• Fiestas Patrias celebrated
• Some farm living makes growers edgy
• Olsen Organic Farm: An holistic approach to agriculture
• PERS average $28K for top paid Porterville managers
• Lindsay High School remembers 9/11
• BREAKING: PHS sophomore dies
• Budget session cancelled
• Unforgettable day with my daughter
• September is Library Card Sign-up Month
• Roper speaking at Constitution day
• Fresno State needs to turn down volume
• A game for mature audiences only
• Kids Day set for Sept. 25
• Leadership Porterville to host Information Meeting this month
• Porterville AARP organizing 55 Alive Driving Class
• Halloween Bash Benefit
• Scholarships available for future ag students
• Thank you for series on public agency salary comparisons
• PUSD superintendent's district goals questioned
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• American Legion charity event to benefit Hospice, military
• Teacher to be honored for 25 years of instructing
• Hospital OB department earns BETA award again
• Deer Creek Mill Road repair project approved
• Zalud House: Shell attended to home for 20 years
• Elks Lodge offering scholarship applications
• U.S.D.A. to offer food giveaway
• Road projects begin Sept. 20
• Woman sentenced for welfare fraud
• Sheep Fire continues to grow to the west
• Proposal: Calif. farmers could own water pipes
• Bow and Meow adoption event set for Saturday
• Clark Center offers a rare look at Japanese art
• Baby safe following DUI crash
• Slow down on local roads
• Education in U.S. needs to ignore politics, failed proposals
• Lindsay Wellness Center to offer physical therapy program
• Van Winkle brother pleads guilty
• Capital campaign key to Fair's future
• Religion is small part of mosque debat
• Remembering ‘Studs’ Terkel
• Hope nonprofits will have a place at Fair
• What’s really at stake with Prop. 8?
• CHP: Labor Day weekend uneventful in Porterville
• Man arrested for suspected possession of a handgun
• Booster to host Pancake Breakfast
• Ron Zanini
• American Legion to have 9/11 remembrance event
• Fresno man killed Tuesday in industrial accident
• Money available to pay utility bills
• Lindsay Chili Cook-off set for Oct. 2
• 13 Porterville residents arrested in gang sweep Friday
• More arrests in '08 Guzman fatal shooting
• Burton Middle School teacher to be honored
• City Council saves Fair
• SVDH Gala is Saturday; tickets are still available
• PHS FFA team heading to national contest
• Terms of Fair loan up for nod
• Terra Bella teen wins Champion Showmanship title
• Lindsay special meeting tonight
• Lighting the way
• Sierra View District Hospital to open new nursery
• Wage and hour laws employer workshop announced
• 'Job killer' bills could potentially hurt small business
• Supes seek $32K in Brown Act suit
• Strathmore Union Elementary to offer 'Golden Handshake' incentive
• DA's office serves 18 arrset warrants for welfare fraud
• Mexican Independence royalty named
• Gold Seal of Approval
• Stowe steps up
• Fernando Gabriel: Student of the Month
• Mitch Walters chosen for World Leadership Congress
• National Forest staff monitor Sheep, Marvin fires
• Strathmore Union trustees to vote on Golden Handshake
• Local Theater employees to gather
• Labor Day is Free Fishing Day
• Labor Day is 'maximum enforcement period' for CHP
• Environmental assessment available for public review
• Supes require changes in clothing, healthcare in jails
• Hospital salaries: Pay lures 'superior leaders'
• City lacks enough money to smooth roads
• Porterville Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Education wages: Head of Woodville takes $180K
• Constitutional Seminar
• State DOC accepting proposals for watershed coordinator grants
• Construction along Generals Highway may impact travel plans
• AAA: Labor Day travel expected to increase
• It takes two to tango, at the Barn Theatre
• Workshop for Water Board draft EIR set for Sept. 8
• Porterville City Councilmen question railroad plan
• New courthouse ‘cannot be built soon enough’
• Society should be protected from stupidity
• Educationally Speaking: Homework and back-to-school night
• Alarmed, sad to read ranting from Usher
• A Different Drum: Ground Zero insanity
• Highest paid county employees - HHSA doctors top pay list
• PTO car show growing in popularity
• Today is deadline to submit nominations for Chamber awards
• Tulare and Kern Counties RAC accepting project proposals
• Wind, solar farms OK on some Williams Act lands
• TCAG to unveil short-haul rail business plan
• City budgte study session tonight
• Porterville captain brings calm to McFarland PD
• Highest paid city executives: Lindsay managers' pay surpasses Porterville
• Strathmore cheerleaders return with high honors
• TCAG to unveil short-haul rail business plan
• Elks Lodge looking for “Most Valuable” student
• Fire destroys two vacant Poplar homes
• UPDATED: Crash victim airlifted to Fresno
• Mountain community residents voice their concerns
• Vacancy available on Fertilizer Inspection Advisory Board
• Almond production continues to grow
• Light crowd enjoys Brew Fest, weather
• South County's top paid officials
• Can’t agree with 
White tax plan
• Thank you SVDH
• Recorder taking its cue from you
• Carley caused me to examine my own position
• Owe Leos, Rappleye an apology
• First Friday Cofffee event resumes after summer hiatus, Kiwanis to sponsor
• Supes to respond to Grand Jury findings, approve labor contracts
• Two continuous pests: Pertussis and West Nile Virus
• Music on Main Street at Centennial Park
• UPDATED: Knife-wielding man shot by police on Date Avenue
• Bill in Calif. would help farmworkers form unions
• Porterville Rotary distributes prosthetic hands in Ecuador
• Meeting set for Hwy 190 residents
• Businesses, maybe drivers face fines in ozone breach
• Lindsay Council approves sports bar
• New superintendent a familiar face
• Pedestrian injured in hit-and-run Saturday
• Cooling centers open
• 2 Porterville men suspected in Saturday carjacking
• $500K available to retrofit commercial charbroilers
• Man wounded in Terra Bella drive-by
• Allensworth: The town that refused to die
• Lindsay girls to visit Ivy League colleges
• Ambulance heading to new home
• Words have entirely different meanings
• Society should be protected from homosexuality
• Cell phone policy needed at Council meetings
• Concerned, saddened with reference by Montana
• Fire Auxiliary structure in Posey catches fire
• Man injured in Strathmore two-car collision
• Rollin' Relics to host Poker Run
• The power of humility
• Council needs to stay out of banking business
• Discharged patients rate hospital above average
• SDVH offers free prostate screenings
• FADD seeks help
• Porterville man escapes injury in fatal Visalia crash
• Meeting set to discuss Tule River Canyon
• Relative of city founder pays a local visit
• Not in agreement 
with liberal thinking
• Educationally Speaking: Standards-based grading
• City postpones budget review
• Alleged possession of illegal firearms leads to arrest
• Man suspected of possessing meth
• PUSD offers students meal deals
• Chamber plans travel tour meeting
• Lindsay Council to review proposed sports bar
• Assistant principals named
• Chamber awards deadline is Sept. 1
• Supervisors say they win Brown Act suit
• Council prefers direct loan to Fair
• Heat wave hitting Valley
• You betcha
• Ag at Large: Caution welcomes progress — or not
• P.T.O.'s playground push
• TCOE College Night scheduled for Sept. 7
• Shouldn’t have to suffer
• Oranges rank No. 2 among County commodities
• Encourage productivity, not to increase taxes
• Official: OSHSB heat rules a good move
• Kittens without a cause
• Twins receive Jr. Willia Mac Award
• Given state’s fiscal crisis — what’s a school district to do?
• Bull Rush: Bash increases payout and draws nearly 40 competitors
• Kern Co. quarantine issued for invasive melon fruit fly
• Pampered Pooches: Local business woman provides doggie daycare
• Porterville Ford under new ownership
• Fire officials blame ATV for Stokes Fire
• Man arrested for alleged possession of meth and a handgun
• Man suspected of giving pot to teen girls
• Free e-waste drop-off site
• Botox injections offered
• Health Careers: Offered at Porterville Adult School
• So long, John Longley
• Special meeting Council to consider $2M more for fair
• Veterans attend Freedom Festival
• Guest Commentary: What do liberals believe?
• Guest Commentary: An introduction
• Adopting Porterville
• Health Careers offered at Porterville Adult School
• Police ID suspects in 2007 murder
• Calif. approves new heat rules to protect workers
• Porterville jobless jumps to 16.9% in July, state steady at 12.3%
• City Pool open through holiday
• Free city bus rides to school
• Guten Tag from Germany: Porterville teen studying abroad
• Tulare County leads the state in job losses
• Community Development Director Dunlap moves to private sector
• Barn Theatre pushes start of play back a week
• Area school officials pleased with STAR results
• Be proactive in educating and enforcing bylaws on care of domestic animals
• Too much time spent teaching to tests
• Tulare County leads the state in job losses
• Sierra Hills hosting two events for veterans
• Council shuts down proposal to limit oral comments
• Supreme Court allows Schwarzenegger furloughs
• PSW receives $343K grant
• More suspects arrested in Garcia murder
• High-speed Internet access to expand
• Population shrinks, PDC expands
• U.S. Forest Service to have public workshops
• Step Up grant applications available
• County should brace for more state shortfalls lobbyist says
• Judicially-committed to live 'normal' lives
• Inmate dies in county jail
• High-speed internet heads to Porterville
• Area schools see progress on STAR test
• Carrera, Carlton take helm of Adult School
• First Day of School for many
• Man injured in Hwy 65 rollover
• Same-sex unions 
are not marriages
• Blessed for 
running into twins
• The bell has rung
• BREAKING: Woman dead in early morning crash on Main Street
• Two suspected in Minit Mart burglary
• Purse snatcher flees after verbal scuffle
• Porterville man linked to June armed robberies
• Man arrested on suspicion of burglary
• Bicyclist suspected of carrying a dagger
• 67-year-old wields knife in argument
• Porterville Art Gallery features youthful exhibit
• 3 Porterville men arrested in South County gang sweep
• Resurgence of West Nile Virus poses risk to horses
• Tangerines rank No. 13 despite buzzing issue
• AAA: Wavering gas prices reflect uncertain economy
• Kids of character
• How to be a “Good” American
• Poverty, mental illness, and the crazy cat lady
• Court halts Calif gay marriages pending appeal
• Agenda: South Valley bullet train station
• Buses back on roads: Drivers spend part of summer preparing for coming school year
• Citizens committee to meet Aug. 26 in Porterville
• Deadline extended for Ag Expo Top 10 applications
• Projected raisin-type grape harvest numbers down
• California selected for forest restoration project
• Two men detained on drug charges
• Authorities eradicate multiple marijuana gardens
• Celebration puts spotlight on farmworker health
• Randolph twins to receive Jr. Giants Willie Mac Award
• Compromise struck on e-mail requests
• Thanks to special couple for gesture
• Animal Control needs to do its job
• My closest shave
• City requests more time
• Nation needs 
to pull together
• I.C.E. needs to do its job
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Visit local national parks for free this weekend
• Carpool to school, lower air pollution, Air District says
• County ready to protect bed taxes
• From GHHS Grizzly to Monte Vista Grizzly: Apolinar Marroquin — new principal at Monte Vista
• Olives: Growers to receive record prices
• Tipton woman sentenced to 5 years probation for welfare fraud
• Woman parolee suspected in motel room hold up
• Alfalfa meeting on tap for Aug. 26
• Job protection bill may bring PUSD district $1M
• Police tie 2 Porterville men to violent July burglary
• 2nd Porterville area West Nile Virus case confirmed
• Ready or not — school starts
• Lindsay OKs assessment
• Court denies Schwarzenegger’s furlough request
• Judge keeps gay marriages in California on hold
• Young author signing books at museum
• Man arrested on suspicion of public intoxication
• Man arrested on suspicion of assault
• Domestic violence leads to minor injuries
• Library board discusses business plan
• People to People ambassador returns to Porterville
• Lifeguard Workshop saves lives
• Tehachapi Depot and Museum bring railroad history to life
• '12th Night' offers old-fashioned outdoor entertainment
• Additional candidates file for local seats
• Cynthia Garcia Brown to head Student Pathways
• HealthCare Network celebrates National Health Center Week
• RMA to close all day Fridays
• VFW sponsors essay contest: Prizes up to $30,000
• Fire Department still looking for fraud victims
• Mountain Festival draws large crowds
• County forges contracts with 7 unions
• Governor appeals temporary furlough ban
• PUSD teachers ready for school
• Applications available for youth commission vacancy
• TCAG seeks members for advisory council
• School's in: AAA reminds drivers to be cautious
• Porterville men arrested in sweep
• Fire destroys barn and its contents
• Date set for basket drawing
• Man injured during a street fight
• Fire destroys mobile home Sunday
• TCAG seeks loan for low construction costs
• PUSD gives nod of approval for Superintendent
• Judge blocks state worker furloughs — for now
• Calif. lawmakers pull $11B water bond from ballot
• Getting dirty for a good cause: Citrus High students offer helping hand to younger students
• Not ready for 
Martin’s tax policies
• Hard goodbye 
for Diamond J
• KCCD, organizations working for less polluted future
• Twins inspired people
• Twins are humanitarians
• I look up to the twins
• Clarify some points for Sen. Ashburn
• Thanks for helping make the Wine and Gourmet event a success
• Saddened to read 
of Elliott’s moving on
• Trying to ensure public’s access to information
• Building a bridge to the 19th century...
• Measure R gives Tulare County a needed boost
• Library should be hub of school
• House bill, labor contracts on tap for supes
• Hope on horizon for olive growers
• Beagles take flight Saturday
• Educationally Speaking: Korman — The Page Turning Principle
• Unity big part of Filipino festival
• Hope to ‘see you later’
• 24th annual Kids Day: Plenty of fun to go around
• Animal Rescue Team thanks community
• We need to be vigilant with our requests
• Show them real change this November
• Time to see if Council has common sense
• We need mosquito abatement district
• Lindsay City Council to conduct public hearings
• Home improvement funds available for homeowners
• Candidates continue to file for local seats
• CHP to conduct driver's license, sobriety checkpoint
• Monument management plan's 6 alternatives open for comment
• Lindsay man files multiple federal lawsuits against city
• Hidden Wonders: Valley's best kept secret
• CHP observes 'Purple Ribbon Month'
• Sheep to fight fires
• National Monument management plan up for comment
• NYC honors Panther Band with U.S. flag
• Foster families desperately needed
• PUSD calls special meeting
• Water issues discussion set for Aug. 10
• Bill would set up fund for citrus research
• L.A. man faces fraud charges in Tulare County
• Editorial: Trying to ensure public's access to information
• Two vacancies on Measure H Oversight
• Maggie Fire above Springville continues to burn
• Kids day event on tap for Saturday
• E-waste site comes to Sierra Self Storage
• Council considers General Plan change
• Prop. 84 funds up for grabs to improve watersheds
• Big plans await GHHS Band
• Neighbors celebrate Night Out
• BREAKING: Locals to celebrate Prop 8 ruling
• Strathmore offers Elementary lunch program
• Man arrested on spousal battery charges
• Forest Service topples Isabella Water Tower
• Additional candidates file for local seats
• Porterville Kohl's to employ 130
• South Valley engages Women in Workshop for success
• Lindsay Theatre presents '12th Night' Saturday
• Domestic violence leads to minor injuries
• Man arrested for possession of a deadly weapon
• Vehicle catches on fire due to faulty battery charger
• Carport damaged after barbecue explosion Friday
• Lindsay to have National Night Out
• Six arrested for suspected drug activity
• Forest roads reopen following Bull Fire
• Coroner: SUV driver in Fresno bus crash was drunk
• Council considers using sheep to nip fires
• Concern raised over dead birds
• Porterville man dies in single-car collision
• Crisis center to have domestic violence training program
• Kaweah Delta Medical Clinic open in Lindsay
• Asphalt cap will be laid on Belleview School Avenues
• Teacher experiences life from the 17th and 18th century
• Double standard
• Neglected and dead animals found in home
• Amazed at treatment
• Local veteran honored by daughter
• Where is Animal Control?
• Some insight on my father, Ron Irish
• Meet new sports editor, education writer at Town Talk
• Treasure in our back yard
• Tired of the Republican surveys; just do your job
• Ag At Large: Warmer weather ignites generosity
• Unsteady market fails to unseat milk as No. 1
• Porterville native competes for 'Scream Queens' crown
• Screaming Eagle riders take to skies
• Martinez retires from Cemeteries District
• A trashy lesson
• Farm burning takes center stage in Sacramento
• Town Talk - meet new sports editor, education writer
• Having a blast in the past
• Hidden Falls
• Lindsay's newest clinic open
• ‘See you later’
• Diligent Democrats
• Goodness is contagious
• City leaders need heads examined
• Miscarriage of justice
• Kouyoumtjian takes second at Veterans World Wrestling Championships
• Celebrity cat and dog impersonators visit Porterville
• Festival of Hope set for September; booth registration under way
• RAC agrees on application to use for proposals
• Supes to vote on permit-gettting process
• Supes file new response in Brown Act suit
• Additional candidates file for local seats; deadline is Aug. 6
• Expo mag to expand upon content
• Bull Fire stands at 20 percent contained
• Roy Ashburn: my journey, my party and LGBT rights
• Of rivers and creeks
• Twins helped her
• Hold the applause
• All-stars set to battle
• Pixley man shot and killed
• Multi-county bust yields $1.7B in pot
• Lindsay Council OKs landscaping project
• Council looks at travel budget
• Positive WNV dead bird found in Porterville
• Eye in the sky is essential
• Our baseball heroes
• Woodville School library
• Sheriff's Department helps seize $1.7B in pot from federal lands
• Library introduces do-it-yourself car upkeep program
• Day Trips: Museum showcases County's history
• Educationally Speaking: Recession-proof your mind (you are what you think)
• Good-bye, Duck, welcome back, Charles
• Schwarzenegger orders government worker furloughs
• Spotlight on Jodi Harper
• Library launches online job search tool
• Tulare County seeks citizens to serve
• SDVH: One of seven Calif. hospitals to attain Beta Health Initiative
• Filing for seats on Lindsay Council opens
• Calif. housing starts rise again in June
• South County road projects not high priority
• Hamilton murder resurfaces
• Take Whooping 
Cough seriously
• 2 suspected of possession of meth
• 33 acre fire near Reservation Road
• Whooping Cough continues to spread
• Lindsay Council to discuss library landscape project
• Art on display at Porterville Historical Museum
• County wants to streamline building permit process
• Western Dental opens August 13
• BREAKING: Tulare Cal Fire units fighting 1,000 blaze in Kern County
• Event helps Elks raise funds
• K-TIP Radio's Hopper assumes role in Measure R oversight
• Fate of open-field burning up in the air at Florez hearing
• Builder's Exchange to launch campaign against theft
• Free Payroll Tax Seminar for local employers
• Youth learn ABC's of baby-sitting
• County looking at other Hazmat options
• Pistachios continue to gain in popularity
• Anorexia: Monache grad tells of her struggles with the disorder
• Why ‘no parking’
• Balch Park Pack Station: Horseback offers great way to enjoy mountains
• Proud of Porterville
• Stop signs work better
• Ag at Large: Roping connects ranchers to past
• Twin sisters making a difference in Porterville
• District ranger to decide fate of mountain road
• Builder's Exchange to launch campaign against theft
• 2-1-1 system is needed
• What’s with those superheroes?
• Make sure it’s true
• Forest Service rip-off
• Teens suspected of vandalizing PHS library
• Lindsay Vet takes silver in National Veterans Wheelchair Games
• Grand master settles in Porterville
• Chamber board supports Tribal land trust proposal
• Forest thinning underway to thwart wildfires
• Big rig overturns on Hwy 65, expect delays
• Library desperately needed
• Police find burglary suspect hiding in closet
• City backs Tribe's application for trust
• Fleming a compassionate person
• A life should be worth more
• Loves ‘the twins
• Thoughts about our ‘opinion’ page
• Supervisors: too little too late?
• Suspicious
• Pampering prisoners
• Encore performance at Cairo Opera House
• Crash sends Harley driver to Fresno hospital
• Woman suspected of forging child support check
• Poplar man, 67, fails to register as offender
• Budget study session Tuesday
• New public safety station on back burner
• Districts preparing for first day of school
• Milt Stowe returning to lead Parks and Leisure Services
• 6 dead in Fresno Greyhound bus crash
• Drowning victim identified
• Tutors and trainers help meet goals
• Psych techs ratify contract, boosting pay in 2012
• Hole in rock not ‘bathtub’
• Summer Camp — scientifically fun
• Sad that great restaurant is closing
• Ph.D. deserves respect
• Thanks for tribute
• Horses need care
• RAC to meet in Bakersfield
• New public safety station ready for design
• Fire destroys RV; family of five, dogs safe
• Our survey: we need your input
• Supervisors approve furloughs
• BREAKING: Crews contain 108 acre fire on Reservation
• Man drowns Sunday at Success Lake
• Strathmore High band returns from Washington D.C.
• Spotlight on Ethel Reuter, native of Porterville
• Former Porterville physician claims he is victim of political attack
• Meeting to discuss mountain road is Friday
• Six positions open for BLM's Central California RAC
• Man arrested following hit and run
• More county furloughs a possibility
• Wasco inmate back in custody
• State's biggest citrus grower
• Kohl's accepting applications
• Carnival at Sierra Hills kicks off backpack fundraiser

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