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Raccoons: clever and curious masters of the night
As I drove slowly through the quiet, older residential streets east of Downtown Tehachapi, my...
Tehachapi's Fall 2019 President's List
Cerro Coso Community College is pleased to announce that 250 students have made the President’s List for the Fall 2019 semester. This includes 58...
Pat Gracey: a switchboard operator when there were only 200 phones in the Tehachapi Mountains
There aren't many Tehachapi residents left who remember the days when almost every phone call made...
New projects approved
New businesses were front and center at the Tehachapi Planning Commission meeting on Feb. 10...
Oil Industry
On Jan. 14, the Board of Supervisors held a hearing in response to my referral on Governor Newsom's...
On winter nights the ancient ones awaken: The magic of Nuwä storytelling
Short, cold days and long frosty nights. When the sun went down, the land grew dark. There were no...
'Catastrophic' if state destroys Kern oil, gas
Kern County Dist. 1 Supervisor Mick Gleason said the state's goal of being fossil-fuel-free by 2045...
New year rings in with full slate of student events and competitions
provided by the Kern County Superintendent of Schools January is the kick-off of five months of high energy, intense academic events and competitions...
Christmas posada in Bakersfield and Mexico
A few nights ago, I was able to join in a posada procession with "Mary" and "Joseph" and a...
White Thanksgiving: a rare occurrence in Tehachapi
Our recent snow storm was unusual for several reasons: we seldom have a White Thanksgiving, so that...
New County Health program coming to Tehachapi
Kern County Director of Public Health Matt Constantine appeared at the Dec. 2 Tehachapi City...
The Saga of the Lone Cow Alongside Highway 58
About 15 years ago, commuters started noticing a black cow by herself in the big pasture east of...
No funds yet for $4b China Lake quake damage
Funds to repair and rebuild the July earthquake damage to the Naval Air Weapons Station at China...
Ford Shorts
Fly by battery – John Joyce of Rosamond reported at the Nov. 14 East Kern Economic Alliance...
Cemeteries interest AAUW members
Members of the American Association of University Women learned about cemeteries and graveyards...
Harold Cox 1935 – 2019
The Tehachapi Valley lost a kind, interesting and community-minded man with the passing of Harold...
Smart Growth
On Saturday, Nov. 2, the community group known as Smart Growth Tehachapi Valleys held their annual...
Turkey Vultures over Tehachapi
Hundreds of Turkey Vultures suddenly appear: What in the world is going on? You're driving in...
Dick Rutan attends 2019 Reno Air Races
Life is so different for me now since the passing of my youngest son, Douglas. Not only do I try to...
Bank mural celebrates Mojave
Artist Jedd Strange of Rosamond has put the finishing touches on a nearly block-long mural in Mojave...
Supervisor Zack Scrivner announces 2019 Renewbiz Grant Awards
Supervisor Zack Scrivner is pleased to announce that the RENEWBIZ program will be awarding $380,000...
Zamora – Building connections is important
Meet Tehachapi student Lupita Zamora, named Student of the Year for the East Kern Region of Cerro...
The City of Tehachapi: Then and now
Tehachapi has one of the prettiest downtown areas in Kern County, and it keeps getting more...
Highlighting the success within the economic landscape of our community
Dignity Health adds to Tehachapi Health Care offerings Dignity Health, the fifth-largest health-care...
Andrea L. Briscoe Aug. 26, 1926 – July 10, 2019
Andrea (Andy) L. Briscoe, 92, passed away peacefully on July 10, 2019, in her Golden Hills home,...
