Articles from the April 25, 2020 edition
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Kelcy's joins Food for the Frontline
Food for the Frontline Kern County was inspired by an example set by the city of New Orleans in an...
Tehachapi's own Tiffany Rea named Miss Kern County
For the second year in a row, City of Tehachapi employee 23-year-old Tiffany Rea, has been named...
Inspire good news with The Loop
Please join the staff at The Loop newspaper in sharing some good news! Search Facebook for “Good N...
The gift of wheels
Therese Luther of Tehachapi bids farewell to her trusty steed, Chippy, which has transported her...
AHTV COVID-19 preparation
With work now complete, Adventist Health Tehachapi Valley Hospital is prepared for any influx of...
Community shares hope, gratitude
This Kaiser Permanente banner is a tribute and a "thank you" to its frontline workers during the...
SCE conducts inspections by air
In an effort to improve fire safety and community service, Southern California Edison, along with...
Camp KEEP naturalists provide video science lessons, fun activities during physical school closures
The impact of school closures in response to the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) has kept many...
Catalytic converter thefts – public assistance requested
Between April 14-15, several catalytic converters were stolen from unoccupied vehicles parked in...
Using common sense to flatten the curve
It's beginning to look like the state mandated stay-at-home orders and social distancing protocols...
Aging and Adult Services assists with grocery service, informing community of senior check-ins
During the Stay-At-Home order the County and Aging and Adult Services will be assisting seniors 65 years of age or older who have no other means of sa...
Art 2020 Tehachapi now Art 2021
The Tehachapi Arts Commission has announced that due to the social restrictions currently in place w...
Meet Your New Neighbors
Back at the end of January, and before the social lockdown, Bill and Anya Norton, now recently...
Local Pacific Crest Trail Angel activity curtailed
Our local Tehachapi Pacific Crest Trail Angel Committee has decided to delay the posting of this...
Just another day
Just another day in this time of Coronavirus. Just another day like yesterday was, and the day...
What should retirees consider doing in a down market?
This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor....
Your pets thrive on routine, too
Well, here we are a month into “lock- down.” I do not know about you, but I never thought I would experience something like this in my lifetime. I w...
Have a Heart Humane Society deals with the quarantine
If you came by Rescued Treasures Resale Store toward the beginning of the COVID-19 quarantine, you probably noticed that our little resale shop had a...
Tehachapi Symphony cancels May 3 concert
It is with great regret that the Tehachapi Symphony is canceling its May 3 scheduled concert, because of the current Coronavirus situation. We will...
Thank you, Bank of the Sierra
Have a Heart Humane Society would like to thank Bank of the Sierra for a very generous grant of $3,000 funded to us on April 19, 2019. The monies we...
Saying it like Jane Austen
“The change was such as might have plunged weak spirits in despondence,” words by Jane Austen tha...
Tehachapi through the lens
This week's Tehachapi through the lens submission was taken by Michele Borquez, owner of Go2Girlz...
A closer look at Sage Ranch
Sage Ranch is proud to bring a healthy new neighborhood to Tehachapi. Developed by Greenbriar...
Tehachapi City Council Update
In a telephonic meeting on April 20, the Tehachapi City Council voted unanimously to support the...
5 key benefits of the CARES Act for individuals, businesses
By now you know that Congress has passed a $2 trillion relief bill to help keep individuals and...
