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All Kern residents 16 and older now eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine

Effective immediately, all individuals 16 years old and older are eligible for COVID-19 vaccination...

 

Kern remains in Red Tier (Tier 2) on State's COVID-19 framework

On April 6 the State announced that Kern County remains in the Red Tier (Tier 2) of the COVID-19 Blu...

 

COVID-19 variant pop-up now on Public Health Dashboard

In an effort to keep our community informed of confirmed COVID-19 variant cases in Kern County,...

 

Matthew Bryan Rails July 31, 2000 – March 14, 2021

On Sunday, March 14, Matthew Bryan Rails, a loving son, brother and grandson, passed away at the...

 

How to abbreviate online

It started with shortening words to type faster by using fewer characters, but has now spread to...

 

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...

 
 By Mel White    Community    April 10, 2021

Still surviving COVID

The Coronavirus stole my January as I was home sick for a couple of weeks, then in Tehachapi...

 
 By Pat Doody    Local News    April 10, 2021

City of Tehachapi addresses HSR

On the afternoon of April 5, in a cold harsh wind at the corner of Capital Hills Pwy. and Challenger...

 
 By Jim Arnold    Community    April 10, 2021

The little town that could

When the clouds of COVID clear and dreams of progress resume, Tehachapi can begin planning for a...

 
 By Pat Doody    Local News    April 10, 2021

Art 2021 Tehachapi on track for summer

On Thursday, April 1 Tehachapi Rotarians were introduced to representational artist and chair of...

 
 By Marty Pay    Local News    April 10, 2021

Your call is important to us

According to a 2016 survey, the average American will spend 43 days of their life on hold. This is...

 

What is a tuneup and why should you get one?

Regular tuneups go hand in hand with diligent vehicle maintenance, as they play a key role in keeping your car healthy. So, what is a tuneup? Learn...

 

Tehachapi-wide blood drive

Houchin Community Blood Bank returns to the City of Tehachapi on Thursday, April 29, 11 a.m. to 4...

 
 By Pat Doody    Community    April 10, 2021

Fish and play at Brite Lake

Brite Lake is open for fishing. TVRPD's plan was to stock the lake this year with five hundred pound...

 

James D. Moore 1948 – 2021

James D Moore, 72, passed peacefully at home among family on March 16. He was a devoted husband, fat...

 

Our mission, new website and Facebook page

Bear Valley Springs Cultural Arts Association’s mission is to support and promote awareness and public interest in the cultural life of the greater T...

 

Sherry Jean Phelps November 18, 1952 – March 16, 2021

Sherry (Sheri) was born to Peter M. and Dollie L. Whitlow on Nov. 18, 1952, in Muscatine, Iowa. She...

 
 By Diana Wade    Community    April 10, 2021

Can lupus qualify for disability?

Question: I am a 60-year-old female with lupus. I was a bookkeeper for many years and was forced to...

 

Continuing life during the pandemic

Chances are you have a "pandemic routine." Pepe and I have grown into a routine. A routine such as i...

 

Tehachapi's water – Where does it come from?

TehachaPod Season 2, Episode 18 Where Does Tehachapi's Water Come From? Don Marsh and Tyler Napier...

 
 By Robin Ray    Community    April 10, 2021

A visit to a restaurant that changed my life!

The long and meandering road took its final turn at a quaint fenced cottage. This cottage was a...

 

Celebrate Earth Week by cleaning up Tehachapi

Guardians Around The Earth (GATE) invites you to get outside and help beautify Tehachapi for Earth D...

 

TUSD Trailblazers

The Tehachapi Unified School District (TUSD) wants to thank as well as recognize its teachers and...

 

AHTV holds groundbreaking for new imaging pavilion

Adventist Health Tehachapi Valley is making access to state-of-the-art technology easier for...

 

Dream Center to re-open at full capacity on April 12

The Kern County Network for Child’s Dream Center, a one stop resource center for current/former foster youth and unaccompanied youth, is excited to a...

 

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