Here is the essential guide to activities, events, exhibits, fundraisers, and more that are coming soon to Three Rivers and the surrounding areas. Watch this space regularly as it is kept current and continually updated with new listings. Notes: … read more about Calendar of Events | February-March-April
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2019 Novel Coronavirus: What you need to know
Tulare County Public Health Branch prepared for COVID-19 VISALIA, CA– The Tulare County Public Health Branch is working with the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and has learned … read more about 2019 Novel Coronavirus: What you need to know
Drone’s eye tour of the Middle Fork: Hawk Hollow to the Dinely Bridge
Drone video by SkyHigh Innovations of Three Rivers, Calif. Heading east from the Three Rivers Historical Museum, the canyon narrows and the highway veers southeast. On the south side of the highway are several residences situated on land formerly … read more about Drone’s eye tour of the Middle Fork: Hawk Hollow to the Dinely Bridge
News in brief: Weekend DUI accident, T-Mobile in 3R, and rain on the way
DUI crash at Sequoia Motel On Saturday, February 22, at 9:56 p.m., a 2003 Ford Expedition heading eastbound failed to negotiate the curve as it approached Sequoia Motel in the 43000 block of Highway 198. Instead of bearing left, the 28-year-old male … read more about News in brief: Weekend DUI accident, T-Mobile in 3R, and rain on the way
Obituary | Estelle Christensen: 1941 ~ 2020
Estelle M. Christensen, a former resident of Three Rivers, passed away peacefully on Saturday Feb. 8, 2020. She was 78. Estelle and her husband, Lou, lived in Three Rivers, California, for 25 years before moving to Washington State to be closer to … read more about Obituary | Estelle Christensen: 1941 ~ 2020
Community Presbyterian Church hosts creation-education expedition
An expedition is a “journey… undertaken by a group of people with a purpose, especially that of exploration or research.” Some expeditions are lengthy and far-ranging, but all expeditions start in homes and communities. “Expedition: Caring for … read more about Community Presbyterian Church hosts creation-education expedition
In the Shadow of the Mountain: Part Three
The Order In the previous installment, Giichi Matsumura had immigrated to California from Fukui, Japan, along with his new bride, Ito, just before President Coolidge signs the Immigration Act of 1924 into law, effectively ending Japanese … read more about In the Shadow of the Mountain: Part Three
Park incidents: Hiker dies in fall at Panther Creek
Sequoia National Park rangers received a report on Saturday, February 15, 2020, of an adult male who fell off a rock slab along the Middle Fork Trail in the vicinity of Panther Creek. The Middle Fork trailhead is located two miles east of Hospital … read more about Park incidents: Hiker dies in fall at Panther Creek
53rd World Ag Expo: It’s a wrap
Atypical mild weather, large crowds, and enthusiastic attendees defined this year's farm show. The world's largest annual outdoor agricultural exposition closed Thursday, February 13 after 106,357 attendees from 46 states, the District of … read more about 53rd World Ag Expo: It’s a wrap
OPINION: Save the Sycamores
This is an article sent to me by an arborist friend. Maybe we can convince people that sycamores are not the enemy water sucker people think they are. Save the sycamores. —Julie Doctor, Three Rivers * * * By Paula Peper California native … read more about OPINION: Save the Sycamores
In the Shadow of the Mountain: Part Two
In the previous installment of this series, two hikers make a gruesome discovery on Mount Williamson. After climbing the mighty peak, they make a brief stop at the Manzanar National Historic Site, oddly drawn to the former War Relocation Camp. On the … read more about In the Shadow of the Mountain: Part Two
