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Landscaping brightens Green Street
The little house to the south of Tehachapi Community Church, on the corner of Green and E streets...
Volunteers clean the museum and weed the garden
Cleaning up is a springtime tradition, and Tehachapi Museum certainly needed that attention. Judy...
Meet local authors at the Errea Garden, June 17
The Errea Garden at 311 S. Green St., Tehachapi, is the perfect place to meet some local authors on June 17 for Author’s Day, between 1 and 4 p.m. T...
Heritage League seeks support for fundraiser
Tehachapi Heritage League is a nonprofit organization which maintains the Museum and Errea House. Plans are being made for a rummage sale on June 3...
There's a new little library in town
For those who love to read, each book holds possibilities. You may find an adventure or a story that...
Democrats support Landscape
Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club voted to support the city's Adopt-A-Landscape Program. After the...
Democrats recognize environmental issues
Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22, so Tehachapi Mountain Democrats focused on the environment at the Club’s April meeting. Nicole D...
Historic women visit school
AAUW Storytellers took their message about Women's History Month to Cummings Valley School....
Appreciating a good citizen
Lewis Brown was enthusiastically welcomed by American Association of University Women as the guest...
March is Women's History Month
Ordinary Women in Extraordinary Times is the story of women in the late 1800s to early 1900s who courageously lived during challenging times. This...
Church makes healthy changes in the new year
Tehachapi Community Church, on the corner of E and Green Streets, is helping those who made New...
New pastor introduced at interactive Apple Festival booth
The Apple Festival was the perfect time to introduce Pastor Keslinn Hohfeld-Stout to the community....
New pastor at community church
Tehachapi Community Congregational Church has a new pastor after the former pastor retired. Keslinn...
New leadership for Democratic Club
Yvette Dumler is the new president of Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club. She has been appointed to fulfill the remaining term of Kathy Kneer who...
Democrats study candidates, issues
Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club members received an update on candidates at their October meeting. They enthusiastically endorsed Marisa Wood for...
Church Pastor is honored
Tehachapi Community Congregational Church bid a fond farewell to Pastor Donella Silveira who is...
Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club summer picnic
Members always enjoy the annual summer picnic, hosted by the Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club. It...
Scholarship winners announced
Seven exceptional students were recognized for their achievement and rewarded with scholarships...
Jacobsen Middle School girls awarded Camp Scholarship
Tech Trek is a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) camp aimed toward encouraging the...
You can support local scholarships
Local scholarships are important to Tehachapi Mountain Branch/American Association of University Women. When the branch was established in 1984 a...
'The Lady Was a Champ'
It’s Women’s History Month, and American Association of University Women will celebrate with a special presentation tribute to 16 interesting wom...
Meet Cerro Coso's dean, Feb. 9
On Feb. 9, Dean Nicole Griffin speaks in person about Cerro Coso Community College at the monthly AA...
Music promotes learning
Lisa McKim-Hall spoke at the January meeting of the American Association of University Women (AAUW). She introduced herself as the new music teacher...
Good news about the library
Members of American Association of University Women were happy to hear the Tehachapi Library, 212 S...
AAUW explores library services
Libraries have been greatly affected for over a year because of COVID restrictions. Nevertheless, the staff is finding innovative ways to provide...
