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Calendar of Events: Here’s what is(n’t) happening
THIS WEEKEND... Calendar of Events ⇒MAIN SQUEEZE MARKET: BARBECUE Saturday, Jan. 30, noon-4:30 pm: Burtlow BBQ. Free admission; open to the public. COMING SOON... Calendar of Events ⇒DRIVE-UP PICNIC LUNCH FOR SENIORS Mondays, … read more
Tulare County establishes Senior Citizen Hotline for COVID vaccine information
• Vaccine Supply is LIMITED • Do Not Call Vaccine Clinic Locations • Complete COVID Vaccine Interest Form The COVID Vaccine supply remains limited, and Tulare County does not have enough vaccine supply to vaccinate all who are currently … read more
Weather takes a turn for the frigid: low elevation snow likely in Three Rivers
Snow in the forecast for Three Rivers After little more than two inches of rain had fallen since the end of the local fire season on November 8, 2020, it appears that the ridge of high pressure parked off the California coast is finally bending … read more
Busy MLK weekend in Three Rivers reveals parking conundrum
August-like crowds converge on Three Rivers in January If you ventured into town on the Sunday afternoon of the MLK weekend (January 17), you might have mistaken the crowds and traffic for more like August not January. There's a parking problem and … read more
Tulare County 2-1-1 phone number overwhelmed by vaccine requests
Residents urged to complete COVID vaccine interest form for appointments COVID Vaccine supply remains LIMITED and currently Tulare County does not have enough vaccine supply to fulfill all who are eligible. Tulare County’s 2-1-1 Call Center … read more
Two more coronavirus cases confirmed in Three Rivers: Positives now at 44
In the past 30 days the average of new cases in Three Rivers is a new case every other day Since Friday, January 15 until Thursday, January 21, two more cases of COVID-19 were confirmed among residents of Three Rivers bringing the … read more
Tulare County coronavirus daily cases trending back down (403): January 21 by the numbers
U.S. coronavirus death toll eclipses 420,000 The U.S. COVID-19 death toll surpassed 240,000 in early November 2020, and as of Thanksgiving Day, November 26, nearly 270,000 had died. Some public health experts predict the total could be 567,195 by … read more
Studying pikas: They may be adapting to climate change (THE CONVERSATION)
Climate change is harming many special places and iconic species around our planet, from Glacier National Park’s disappearing glaciers to California redwoods scorched by wildfires. But for the animal I study, the American pika (Ochotona princeps), … read more
Castle Fire: Protecting more than a century of Sequoia archives (NATIONAL PARKS TRAVELER)
... The archives contain the 130-year history of Sequoia, the country’s second-oldest national park: documents dating to its founding; tens of thousands of photographs and negatives; early journals of guides and rangers; plant samples of every known … read more
BLM plans prescribed fires in Case Mountain area
Beginning as soon as Tuesday, January 19, 2021, the Bureau of Land Management's Bakersfield Field Office plans to conduct prescribed fire operations at Case Mountain Extensive Recreation Management Area, southeast of Three Rivers in Tulare County. … read more
Bahwell Saloon: The first saloon in Three Rivers is recreated
The Three Rivers Historical Society has added a new historical reproduction to its collection of outdoor display items. Currently displayed outdoors, on the property just west of the museum, are two vintage fire engines, Pat O' … read more
