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Juicy blackberries, sweet-tasting peaches and hearty nuts are in abundance this time of the year on Fresno County's Fruit Trail -- a self-guided tour of family farms, fruit stands and local restaurants.
Juicy blackberries, sweet-tasting peaches and hearty nuts are in abundance this time of the year on Fresno County's Fruit Trail -- a self-guided tour of family farms, fruit stands and local restaurants.
In the depths of the Great Depression, a pair of restaurateurs and a visionary young architect produced a landmark eatery that lit up downtown Fresno.
Bee photographer Craig Kohlruss had today off. He writes on Instagram: My excuse for not doing any yard work.read more »
For 25 years, a stalwart group of older performers has anchored Fresno’s beloved “New Wrinkles.” This annual musical revue featuring performers ages 55 and older runs May 24-June 9. The show has been at Fresno City College since its inception in 1989. We’re preparing a 7 cover story for Friday on the show’s 25th anniversary. [...]read more »
The Fresno Grizzlies love to inspire a little friendly competition — like for instance pitting vampires against werewolves or … that whole taco truck thing. This season, the organization is upping the ante, culinarily speaking, with the Bacon vs. Tofu night, June 27. They even have this cool graphic. The idea is simple: Fans show [...]read more »
There are many reasons I like Audra McDonald. She’s an award-winning performer, has an angelic voice and, despite her star status, has always been willing to do an interview. It’s what she does during those interviews that may be one of the most impressive things about McDonald. The majority of the time, when I talk [...]read more »
UPDATE: I just got another email from Jeffrey Fetters on the passing of Ray Manzarek. Fetters plays guitar in a local Doors tribute band. One thing about Ray and that is he was a real down to earth and very thankful man in my few run ins with him. It seemed he truly appreciated getting [...]read more »
A Clovis congregation has committed time today to package enough meals to feed 10,000 people in the world.
A recent EPA report on the continuing decline of the bee population lists several probable causes. One of the suspected reasons may be the lack of a diversified diet for the bees. A fairly obvious problem may be that when hives of bees are trucked into la
Ron Orozco writes about the personal side of the Valley's faith community.
A Clovis congregation has committed time today to package enough meals to feed 10,000 people in the world.
Dear Amy: My daughter, 40, was married to a man who was mentally abusive. He estranged her from her brother and friends and tried to end her relationship with her father and me.
Dear Amy: I am really scared for my younger sister. My mom has let her start tanning in tanning beds.
Dear Amy: I have been married for more than 15 years and have two great kids (14 and 9) with my wife. My life is seemingly perfect from the outside. No one would suspect there was a problem, but I've been living with the knowledge that I am gay for m
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