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Tulare County has second confirmed case of coronavirus
THREE RIVERS SCHOOL: NOTICE OF EMERGENCY BOARD MEETING— Sunday, March 15, 9 am, Three Rivers Union School library. An emergency session of the board of trustees will be held to discuss COVID-19 and the “threat to public services” (Government Code … read more
Tulare County confirms first case of coronavirus
The County is following the California Department of Public Health's guidelines and recommending that all events or gatherings of more than 250 persons be postponed. On Wednesday afternoon, March 11, Tulare County Public … read more
Drone’s-eye view: Dinely Bridge to Lake Elowin
Starting at the Dinely Bridge, the Kaweah River gorge narrows. The date on the current bridge reads 1957. The existing bridge replaced the previous one that washed out in the December 1955 flood. A determining factor in the failure of the old … read more
Three Rivers makes LA list for small towns to visit: See #18
From quaint beachside communities to mountain towns to desert retreats, Southern California is filled with all kinds of towns to explore on a long weekend or a strategically planned sick day. Around this time of year, some of them might even have … read more
Lonely Planet: 10 secret spots in national parks
The national parks are America's greatest treasure. From under-visited overlooks to hidden geysers, these are our favorite secret spots. Hint: Sequoia receives the first mention in this article. READ MORE HERE... … read more
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Incidents, visitation ‘manageable’
Recent Incidents Grant Grove, Kings Canyon National Park —BOLO (Be On the Lookout) from Fresno County for a suicidal youth heading to Hume Lake on February 21, 2020. Youth was found February 23, 2020. Fresno County, USFS, NPS, and Tulare … read more
TRUS sixth-graders smoke the competition at Anti-Tobacco Challenge Bowl
The Anti-Tobacco Challenge Bowl is an annual event co-hosted by the Tulare County Office of Education, American Cancer Society, and the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency's Tobacco Control Project. Teams of sixth graders from large and … read more
In the Shadow of the Mountain: Part Five
The Fishermen Previously in this series, a discovery was made on a mountain, an immigrant started a family in California, that family’s world was turned upside down, and 10,000 people were incarcerated in the desert. When Kazue Matsumura was … read more
Resident deputy honored in Three Rivers
Deputy Kyle Stark was recognized Friday, Feb. 28, 2020, during the Three Rivers Hero Celebration at the Sequoia Cider Mill Restaurant. He is the Sheriff’s Resident Deputy in Three Rivers. Surrounded by family, friends, and colleagues, Deputy Kyle … read more
Rain in the forecast: Is it too little, too late?
REMEMBER TO TURN CLOCKS FORWARD ONE HOUR THIS WEEKEND! There's a 60 percent chance of rain forecast for Tuesday, March 10, then an on-again, off-again chance for more precipitation for the next seven days starting Friday, March 13. Will Friday the … read more
Planning Commission recommends zone changes to allow ‘industrial hemp’
At the Wednesday, February 26, meeting of the Tulare County Planning Commission, commissioners voted 6-1 to recommend that the Board of Supervisors amend Ordinance No. 352 consistent with the Tulare County Agricultural Commissioner's industrial hemp … read more
