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 a great … [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 owned by … [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 driver, a … [Read more...] about News in brief: Weekend DUI accident, T-Mobile in 3R, and rain on the way
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 Columbia, … [Read more...] about 53rd World Ag Expo: It’s a wrap
Sheriff Boudreaux speaks: Short-term rentals, gangs on North Fork, and response times
In the second part of an exclusive interview with Mike Boudreaux, Tulare County Sheriff, he answers some tough questions on coverage for the "new normal" of the busy season — hundreds of vacation rentals occupied nightly with visitors unfamiliar with … [Read more...] about Sheriff Boudreaux speaks: Short-term rentals, gangs on North Fork, and response times
Hana Gabrielova: Hemp pioneer and global consultant
In this the first in a series dealing with the coming of the industrial hemp culture to Tulare County, Hana Gabrielova, from the Czech Republic is excited to share her three decades of experience with anyone, anywhere in the world. And why not. Growing hemp … [Read more...] about Hana Gabrielova: Hemp pioneer and global consultant
Supervisor Crocker speaks from World Ag Expo
After catching up with Kuyler Crocker, District 1 supervisor at World Ag Expo, he updated 3RNews on how Tulare County, in partnership with Western Milling and Southern California Gas Company, is working to convert methane into a carbon negative energy … [Read more...] about Supervisor Crocker speaks from World Ag Expo
News in brief: Hemp at World Ag Expo, Three Rivers business news, Sierra snowpack
53rd World Ag Expo: Hemp is all the buzz If you were among the 100,000 that attended the annual farm show this week (February 11-13, 2020) in Tulare, then you felt the buzz generated by Ag Expo's new kid on the block: Hemp. There was a Hemp Pavilion, Hemp … [Read more...] about News in brief: Hemp at World Ag Expo, Three Rivers business news, Sierra snowpack
Chief Charlie Norman speaks: Proactive on prevention
Charlie Norman, born and raised in Tulare County, and a Woodlake High School alum, has devoted his entire professional life to fire safety and prevention. In this interview, the first of several planned with Chief Norman throughout the upcoming fire … [Read more...] about Chief Charlie Norman speaks: Proactive on prevention
3R News launches virtual tour
After 24 years and 1,234 issues in print — as The Kaweah Commonwealth, and since April 2019, rebranded as 3R News, we couldn't help but have a unique vantage point. Like so many things in the digital age we can't be certain where this bold new world, or even … [Read more...] about 3R News launches virtual tour