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Salvation Army makes local impact
Sandy Chavez is passionate about her work as Center Coordinator for Salvation Army. She recently...
Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail is an adventure
"We made some miscalculations," was how Ron Gaiser described the hike he and Kiwanis Club President...
Democrats support Congressional Candidate
Tatiana Matta is running for congress in the 23rd Congressional District which is currently...
Students alerted to driving dangers
Scott Spielman is a Kern County Assistant District Attorney who has seen numerous cases during his c...
Monastery life is contemplative
Kiwanis member Liz Wolfe is passionate about her support of the Norbertine Canonesses, which is a...
Kiwanis hears final Women's History Month presentation
Kiwanis Club was fortunate to hear from two historic women, American Association of University...
Historic Women visit Kiwanis
Kiwanis members were visited by women from history as portrayed by Storytellers from American...
Kiwanis recognizes Marget Willer for her service
Marget Willer has been awarded the Distinguished Service Award by Kiwanis Division 33. The...
Women in prison is AAUW topic
Sentences of life in prison are on the rise as opposition to the death penalty has become more...
Children provide inspiration
We must be an example for our children. This was the message Jim Pendleton shared with the Kiwanis C...
Diet influences health
A low-carb diet can cure diabetes and lower cholesterol. Dr. Susan Hall knows this because of her...
AAUW learns about Grand Jury
The responsibilities and procedures of the Kern County Grand Jury were explained to American...
Kiwanis welcomes daughter from Spain
Lyndsey Wolfe thought it would be fun to live in Spain for a year. Now it's ten years later and she...
Learning about hydraulic fracturing
Porter Underwood spoke to the Kiwanis Club about hydraulic fracturing or "fracking." He worked in...
Everyone can be a leader
Tracy Keefe spoke to the Tehachapi American Association of University Women at their November...
There is help for sick children
Improving the lives of children is a major concern for Kiwanis International as well as the local...
Math Science Camp was fun for girls
Each year American Association of University Women sponsors Tech Trek, a week long summer...
Kiwanis members hear about communication
Communication is a key aspect of a successful community. That is the message Kiwanis members heard...
Research improves cancer treatment
Cancer is not a death sentence. Those were the words of Janice Armstrong when she spoke at a recent...
Kiwanis updated on City projects
Jay Schlosser, Development Services Director for the City of Tehachapi, spoke to the Kiwanis Club...
New leaders for Tehachapi Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Tehachapi has elected new officers which were installed at a luncheon meeting....
Kiwanis learns about the origins of GPS
Kiwanis members were informed about the development and secrets of GPS when Larry Wells spoke to...
There's good news about the new Hospital
Christina Scrivner is excited about the partnership Tehachapi has developed with Adventist Health...
There have been big changes in photography
A 1930 Kodak box camera was Wallace Kleck's first camera, and he explained the changes that have occ...
Kiwanis applauds Child Care Program
Improving the lives of children is a goal of Kiwanis so it was appropriate that Rev. Ken Burton,...
