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Finally, getting back to normal
As we pursue a sense of normalcy, our business at City Hall continues down that road with all the...
Loop Overlook update, Depot re-opens
After a year-long closure,the Tehachapi Depot Museum reopened on the weekend of April 10 and 11....
Music and Food Festival at Tehachapi Natural Market
Tehachapi Natural Market is excited to announce their first outdoor event of the year: a music and...
In-district discounts
As of Monday, April 19 TVRPD will now be offering in district discounts for all youth programs to...
Gallery 'N' Gifts May guest artist
Lori Antoinette, artist statement: "A graduate of Fine Arts from the University of Maryland,...
Library removes restrictions, expands services
The Kern County Library is excited to expand services, beginning April 19, by increasing capacity...
TAAR's Taste Tehachapi winners announced
During the month of March, the Tehachapi Area Association of REALTORS® (TAAR) held their Taste Tehachapi Restaurant Bingo. Participants visited 10 lo...
Ready, set, spring into wine country!
Let the tourism season begin! People are itching to get out of the house and enjoy the warm weather...
Welcoming a kitten
With the spring season comes nicer weather, blossoming flowers and, of course, kittens. It's kitten...
A normal Sunday drive, finally
Back in the day, my folks loved to take us kids for a drive on Sunday afternoons, after church, and...
Hampton Inn gets new approval
At their April 12 meeting, the Tehachapi Planning Commission gave a new approval for a Hampton Inn...
Chip shortages, Windows tools
No, not delicious tortilla chips. I'm talking about semiconductor microchips. We have a global short...
Good news about the library
Members of American Association of University Women were happy to hear the Tehachapi Library, 212 S...
Tehachapi's multiple Earth Day events
The Earth Day Clean Up events in the City of Tehachapi have started with four held so far this week...
Local wellness businesses join
Long time Tehachapi massage therapist Molly Sherman has announced that she has moved her practice...
What the elk?
Retired journalist and wildlife videographer Peter DeArmond will give a special presentation on the...
Buying a used car: pre-purchase inspection
Buying a brand new car may be simpler than buying a used car. We can reasonably expect a new car to be trouble-free from the start, with no hidden...
Paul David Doody June 26, 1932 - April 8, 2021
Paul David Doody was born on June 26, 1932 in Brockton, Massachusetts to Rose Diauto and Arthur Dood...
Spring: the Season of baby animals
Spring has now permeated throughout the Tehachapi Mountains, from the lowest elevation foothills at...
Ellen Kellogg October 25, 1934 – March 22, 2021
Ellen was one of four children and had four children of her own, Linda Clough, William Kellogg,...
Rose Marie Burrous September 10, 1955 - April 16, 2021
Rose Marie Burrous, born September 10, 1955 passed away at her home on April 16, 2021. She is...
Women of Grace prepare for upcoming fundraiser
The Woman of Grace are preparing for their upcoming fundraiser to support retreat scholarships. The...
Children return to classes, school opening 'a roller coaster'
Another wave of Tehachapi schoolchildren returned to Tehachapi Unified School District (TUSD)...
Prescription Drug Take Back Day
On Saturday, April 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Tehachapi Police Department and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will allow the public the...
What's Up in Stallion Springs?
Police Chief Gary Crowell and Stallion Springs Police Department are asking for the community's...
