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2020, a new year
A New Year, new opportunities, new challenges and new possibilities that are endless. What do you...
Twisted Sisters Revival! Boutique
Come by and check out Twisted Sisters Revival! Boutique's variety of gorgeous and unique boots,...
Anime Club at the Tehachapi Library
Many think of the library as a sort of time capsule that hasn't changed much over the years: a quiet...
A tradition of fine wine and incredible dining – Rotary's 7th Annual Wine Pairing Dinner
On Saturday, Jan. 25 at 6 p.m. at The Shed restaurant in Tehachapi, the Rotary Club of Tehachapi...
Jay Schlosser wins Regional Award
On Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2020, Tehachapi's Development Services Director Jay Schlosser received word...
AAUW meets School Superintendent
Education is a key issue for the American Association of University Women (AAUW) so members were...
Diane Kay Elderson Oct. 15, 1933 – January 6, 2020
Diane, 86, of Tehachapi, Calif., passed away peacefully in a Bakersfield hospital with her...
City of Tehachapi wins two Regional Awards of Merit
The Kern Council of Governments has announced their annual Regional Awards of Merit for the year...
Highlighting success within the economic landscape of our community
As 2020 begins, 2019 left a lasting impression on the local economy In 2019 the City of Tehachapi...
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...
The constable who didn't carry a gun
“Louie Boden was a lawman in Tehachapi for 36 years, from 1915 until his death in 1951. He relied...
Drought and a female Indian rain shaman
The Kawaiisu had achieved preeminence as rain shamans. The rainmaker, or more accurately,...
The case of the missing chicken
We liked to have our chickens be able to roam around our property. One of our roosters disappeared...
Possibilities
It is a brand new year, so how about exploring brand new worlds? The first book to be reviewed in...
County deficit closed: 'like turning the Titanic'
Kern County Supervisors prioritized public safety when they closed the $44.5 million fiscal deficit...
Extended hours, new chef at Coffee Mill
Tehachapi native Louis Tolentino, new owner of The Coffee Mill restaurant at 120 S. Mill St., plans...
'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...
Tree clean up in Tehachapi
Citizens around the city are still cleaning up after the late December snow fall...
Nature's beauty
On Dec. 30 Toshimi Kristof took this photo from Paramount Drive in Bear Valley Springs. Looking at...
Tehachapi Valley Wrestling Club
Tehachapi Valley Wrestling Club recently traveled to Tulare to compete at one of the toughest Valley Tournaments, the “10th Annual California...
How much RAM do you need for Windows 10?
Before we get started with how much Random-Access Memory (RAM) you need, let's talk about what it is...
Senior moments: being organized
As the pace in this 21st century world moves faster and faster, it becomes all the more important to...
Advocate will speak to Democrats
Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club has arranged for Julie Solis to address the group at their Feb. 6 meeting. She is a candidate for the Kern County...
What's Up in Stallion Springs?
The elk are helping homeowners clean up the yards before the next storm hits. The heavy rain and...
Rising stars at Buck Owens Crystal Palace
It takes lots of guts to stand up on stage and sing your heart out, especially at a big venue like...
