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Lithium discovered in Boron
At their Sept. 3 meeting, the Tehachapi Rotary Club received a virtual visit from Mary Beth Garrison...
'Do The Math' more important than ever, begins Sept. 19
As Kern County schools begin the new academic year in an unconventional distance learning model due...
Rio Tinto Boron extends a helping hand to mitigate COVID-19 impacts
Over the past few months, Rio Tinto Boron has worked in partnership with six local community...
2020 Kern County School Classified Employees of the Year named
The Kern County Superintendent of Schools is proud to announce the 2020 Kern County Classified Employees of the Year. In March, Kern County school...
Adventist Health grants $20,000 to keep senior citizen volunteer program afloat during COVID-19
To protect our community’s most vulnerable residents during the COVID-19 global pandemic, the Adventist Health Tehachapi Valley Foundation is i...
Rio Tinto contributes $10 million to support COVID-19 community initiatives across Canada and United States
In order to support local community efforts to fight COVID-19 and its social and economic impacts,...
Rio Tinto shares its 148-year history
The featured speaker at the Feb. 27 meeting of the Mojave Chamber of Commerce was Amanda Smith, new...
Meet Your New Neighbors
Julia Bosma and her son Peter Douglas moved to Tehachapi in November from Bakersfield when Julia...
One hundred two...years!
In the summer when the temperature soars to 102 degrees we're looking for a cool place. When...
XB-70 and Fitz Fulton
I want to share a photo of Fitz Fulton and Bob Hoover that was taken by Mike Owen at the retirement...
Smart Growth
On Saturday, Nov. 2, the community group known as Smart Growth Tehachapi Valleys held their annual...
A young man survives polio and becomes a snake catcher
I spent two and a half years in the Navy during World War II, and when I got out in 1946, I was...
Supervisor Zack Scrivner announces 2019 Renewbiz Grant Awards
Supervisor Zack Scrivner is pleased to announce that the RENEWBIZ program will be awarding $380,000...
Hall Ambulance rolls out largest deployment of the ZOLL AutoPulse in North America
Hall Ambulance Service, Inc. announced details this week of its massive implementation of the ZOLL...
Adventist Health 'Code Backpack' project brings school supplies to hundreds in Tehachapi and Boron
Brittney Alexander rifled through scores of backpacks that filled the picnic tables at Jacobsen...
'Do the Math' set to begin 18th season on Sept. 10
The Kern County Superintendent of School's award-winning "Do the Math" live TV broadcast and free...
Borate waste yields lithium
Mary Beth Garrison, external affairs and communications manager for Rio Tinto, said that the great...
11th Annual Boron Senior Center BBQ Fundraiser, May 23
Mark your calendars and get ready to enjoy a delicious barbecue lunch while supporting a great...
Representatives petition for space agency site
Six members of Congress from California are campaigning to site the proposed Space Development...
Hall Paramedics and EMTs in Boron honored with Community Service Award
A Hall Ambulance Paramedic and an EMT serving the desert community of Boron, Calif., were among 33 E...
Kern Supervisors: Battle for big 2nd district
Michael Biglay ~ In canvassing the District, Michael Biglay said he found that the number one issue...
'Do the Math' set to begin 17th season on Sept. 11
The Kern County Superintendent of School's award-winning "Do the Math" live TV broadcast and free...
New Hispanic-majority supervisor deal stretches Scrivner 150 miles, Boron to Frazier Park and Taft
The court-ordered realignment of the five Kern County Supervisor districts to create a second...
Rio Tinto reports change in timeline of calcium borates at Boron
Rio Tinto, owner of one of the three largest borate resources in the world and the largest open pit...
Lions Desert Zone B Student Speaker Contest
The Lions Clubs of California are sponsoring the 81st Annual Student Speaker Contest. Besides offeri...
