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Creamy chardonnays, flavorful zinfandels and bubbly champagne will flow at the annual Celebration of Wine on June 3.
Bill Weatherford, a longtime theater teacher, designer and fight choreographer at the Roosevelt School of the Arts and Fresno High School, is teaming up with students from Sunnyside High to make a movie this summer.
Creamy chardonnays, flavorful zinfandels and bubbly champagne will flow at the annual Celebration of Wine on June 3.
For one of Fresno's visionaries, opportunity knocked during a chance encounter in a barbershop in 1904.
A Valley ministry addressing the spiritual needs of the incarcerated is holding an outreach event this weekend at the U.S. Penitentiary in Atwater.
Soil solarization uses the heat of the sun to kill disease pathogens, harmful bacteria and fungal spores, nematodes, insects, weed seedlings and weed seeds in garden soil. It is an effective nonchemical method, and it only takes four weeks during our hot
Bishop Armando X. Ochoa of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Fresno decided this week to keep Sacred Heart Catholic School in east-central Fresno open after a viability study of the school was conducted.
The area's faith community is gathering next week to discuss how to improve the lives of the homeless in Fresno.
Hundreds of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are participating in Valley service projects today as part of Mormon Helping Hands Day.
Dear Amy: I've been married for almost 40 years. During that time, my husband and I have had a mutually supportive relationship in which we have relied on, listened to and basically agreed with each other.
Dear Amy: I have four mostly grown children ages 14 to 19.
Dear Amy: I have a girlfriend who is African-American, and she is constantly referring to her job (on Facebook) as "The Plantation" and her bosses as "Overseers."