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  • 'The Defense of Freedom' mural unveiled

    Jeanette Pauer, contributing writer|Nov 9, 2024

    On the morning of Nov. 4, members of the Tehachapi VFW and civic organizations joined Make Art Tehachapi in the unveiling of Tehachapi's latest mural. The "In Defense of Freedom" mural, which was painted by noted artist and Tehachapi resident Col. Mark Pestana, USAF (retired), covers all four sides of the electrical box located in front of the VFW on Tehachapi Blvd. The mural includes the Liberty Bell as the symbol of freedom as ordered by the Pennsylvania Assembly in 1751. Also included is a...

  • November events at the Arts Center

    Mark Kamerer, contributing writer|Nov 9, 2024

    We are proud to welcome Kam Kreations Kam Kreations is the work of Karen Munson. A resident of Bear Valley and our newest vendor/artist here at the Arts Center. Using her talent, art skills and attention to detail Karen creates unique and beautiful floral and ribbon wreaths for all seasons and events. Improv with Susan & Johnathan Saturday, Nov. 9 This month our Improv Workshop has moved to the second Saturday. Hone your skills exercise your mind and have a great time. This is a fun class that a...

  • Upcoming grand openings

    Clare Scotti, contributing writer|Nov 9, 2024

    White Rabbit Studios grand opening White Rabbit Studios will be celebrating its grand opening on Nov. 13 at 4 p.m. Located 117 S. Mill St., Ste. B, this new event center will be a space for the community to coordinate classes, host events and gather for any number of activities. Spearheaded by Chris Morales, this new business is an exciting addition to Tehachapi. There will be live music, food, guest artists and more at this event. The Pillage Village grand opening The next is a grand opening...

  • Celebration of Life: Ricardo Reginaldo Nolasco, October 21, 1928 – October 12, 2024

    Nov 9, 2024

    Ricardo Reginaldo’s parents Viviano Nolasco and Carlotta Lucero moved to San Pedro, California with six children: Lional (Leo), Ricardo, Orlando, Pearl, Beatice and Geraldine. Ricardo graduated from San Pedro High School in 1945 and entered the Navy. He served in Guam and was honorably discharged in 1948. He married and had three children. Maria, Kathy and Ricardo Jr. During his second marriage, he had more children Michael, and a daughter Cath Stewart whom they adopted. There are many grandchildren and great grandchildren, as well as nieces a...

  • Council approves city participation in Clean California Program

    Pat Doody, staff writer|Nov 9, 2024

    Assistant City Manager Corey Costelloe reported to the City Council that he had been approached by Caltrans for the city to participate in their new Clean California Community Designation Program. The program would be limited to the first 100 cities to sign up and would kick off on Earth Day 2025. Costelloe said the city would receive special freeway signage acknowledging their efforts in keeping Tehachapi clean. The program requires that the city maintain 10 out of 15 criteria in order to...

  • Simply Perfect's Christmas reveal

    Simply Perfect Gifts and Decor|Oct 26, 2024

    Get ready for a winter wonderland at Simply Perfect Gifts and Decor. Our highly anticipated Christmas reveal will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 29. If you're a fan of festive décor, you won't want to miss it. From adorable snowmen and whimsical gnomes to classic nativities, angelic figures and enchanting nutcrackers, we have something for everyone. Two favorite displays are our enchanting snow globe collection and ornament wall. These exquisite pieces capture the magic of the season. From snowy...

  • Purple Heart Honor Garden

    Carolyn Corporon, contributing writer|Oct 26, 2024

    Earlier this year, the Bear Valley Community Services District unanimously passed a resolution proclaiming Bear Valley Springs a Purple Heart Community. Following the ceremonious installation of the Purple Heart Community sign just inside the front gate, a group of citizens stepped forward with a desire to create a Purple Heart Honor Garden. This group of passionate citizens has coordinated its efforts with the Bear Valley Springs Veterans Association, the Bear Valley Community Services...

  • November events at the Arts Center

    Mark Kamerer, contributing writer|Oct 26, 2024

    We are proud to welcome Kam Kreations Kam Kreations is the work of Karen Munson. A resident of Bear Valley and our newest vendor/artist here at the Arts Center. Using her talent, art skills and attention to detail Karen creates unique and beautiful floral and ribbon wreaths for all seasons and events. Our newest class: pressed flowers One of our newer artists, Jamie Barnes, will be teaching two classes creating wonderful pressed flower arrangements. The first on Saturday, Nov. 2 will be a fall...

  • Mango Haus Lounge: a healthy, delicious choice

    Mango Haus Lounge|Oct 26, 2024

    Tehachapi residents can now enjoy a "Certified Healthy" meal at Mango Haus Lounge. Owners Johnny and Karen Diaz's focus has been to show residents that healthy food can taste great. Along with their Bakersfield location, Mango Haus, Mango Haus Lounge was recently included in the Certified Healthy Program, by the Kern County Department of Public Health Services, making it the first restaurant in Tehachapi with this designation. Their hope is to create a "new movement" within the restaurants, by...

  • TehachaSleep has a new location!

    TehachaSleep|Oct 26, 2024

    On Nov. 1, TehachaSleep will open at our new location at 831 Tucker Rd., Tehachapi Town Center (near SaveMart and Rite Aid)! We will be introducing new furniture, as well. All the major brands you want will be available, including: Sealy, Stearns & Foster, Tempur-pedic, Spring-Pedic, Mlily and more! We also have the largest selection of adjustable bases in Tehachapi. TehachaSleep will be open at 112 E. Tehachapi Blvd. until Oct. 31. See you soon!...

  • Reverse mortgages, four truths to help you separate the facts from fiction

    Laura Johnson|Oct 26, 2024

    Truth #1: a reverse mortgage is a loan A reverse mortgage offers a way to take equity out of your home and continue to own and live in the home. The lender will make some of your equity available to you either as cash, payouts or as a line of credit. In exchange, at the end of the loan, you will owe the lender the amount you borrowed with interest. Reverse mortgage borrowers may continue living in their homes without making monthly mortgage payments as long as they also continue to uphold the...

  • First Friday at Gallery 'N' Gifts, Nov. 1

    Steve Lighthill, contributing writer|Oct 26, 2024

    Please join us during our First Friday event, Friday Nov. 1, 4 to 7 p.m., at Gallery 'N' Gifts, 100 W. Tehachapi Blvd. Beverages and refreshments will be served. This month we will be celebrating our member artists as they display new work. Gallery 'N' Gifts is open every day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Our artists are local and many of the works represent the environs of Tehachapi and the surrounding areas. The art spans a variety of medium and subject matter that will appeal to all tastes and...

  • Patriotic mural to be unveiled, Nov. 4

    Oct 26, 2024

    On Monday, Nov. 4 at 11 a.m., a ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held to unveil a patriotic mural at VFW Post 5948. Local artist and retired Air Force Colonel Mark Pestana has painted a mural representing the branches of the military on a city-owned utility box outside the VFW. This new artwork is part of Make Art Tehachapi's ongoing efforts to create, protect and preserve the historic murals in Downtown Tehachapi. VFW Tehachapi Mountain Post 5948 is located at 221 W. Tehachapi Blvd. Pestana...

  • Rotary donates to The Salvation Army Coat Drive

    Susan Andreas-Bervel, contributing writer|Oct 12, 2024

    President Jennifer Palakiko and Club Service Chair Rhonda Brady from the Rotary Club of Tehachapi helped kick off The Salvation Army's Winter Coat Drive by delivering 37 new jackets that will go to children in the community. Every year, The Salvation Army holds their annual coat drive so they can help provide jackets to people in the Tehachapi area. Kyle Yates, Center Coordinator for The Salvation Army Tehachapi Community Center, thanked the Rotary Club for their donation, saying, "We usually...

  • First Class Window Tinting celebrates its grand opening

    Clare Scotti, contributing writer|Oct 12, 2024

    New business in Tehachapi specializing in auto window tinting. On Sept. 27, First Class Window Tinting celebrated its Grand Opening with a special ribbon cutting. Karen Sanders of Kern County Board of Supervisors and Clare Scotti of the Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce presented certificates of recognition to owner Anthony Carnevale. Alongside his son and members of the community, Anthony cut a golden ribbon symbolizing a hopeful beginning for the family business. With 30 years of...

  • Halloween Event Calendar

    Oct 12, 2024

    Events are subject to change. Check with appropriate organizations for details, or stay in The Loop at www.TheLoopNewspaper.com/. Witch/Warlock Hat Decorating Contest community judging until Oct. 30 Witch/Warlock hats are on display at Gallery 'N' Gifts for judging from Oct. 4-30. The community will determine the top three winners. You can judge in person, or on our Facebook page until Oct. 30 at 4 p.m. First, second and third place winners will receive a prize. Where: Gallery 'N' Gifts, 100 W....

  • October events at the Arts Center

    Mark Kamerer, contributing writer|Oct 12, 2024

    Fused glass class, Oct. 5 Join Leila Klieman, our resident glass artist, and create a beautiful, fused glass bowl. The class starts at 10:30 a.m. Be sure to wear closed toed shoes. Cat adoption event, Oct. 12 Last month's cat adoption was a huge success, and we are repeating it again this month. Come adopt a cat or kitten or learn about getting a local non-domestic cat spayed. Downtown Trick or Treat Trail, Oct 31 The Arts Center is proud to join with the city and other businesses here in town...

  • Toys for Tots, Project D.E.F.T.

    Ginger Patz, contributing writer|Oct 12, 2024

    Toys for Tots 2024 Autumn has arrived! That means it's time for our Toys for Tots drive. This has long been an annual tradition for our local Farmers Insurance office. The Tehachapi community is literally in our blood. Our office is completely staffed by long-time locals to help our community, the one we live in, to be the best it can be. It always amazes me how Tehachapi pulls together at this time of year and donates so much for our local kids. Over the years we have collected thousands of toy...

  • Spinal Flow Tehachapi

    Dr. Theresa L. Smith, D.C., contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    I'm Dr. Theresa L. Smith, D.C., the founder of Spinal Flow Tehachapi. After 28 years as a chiropractor, I've witnessed countless patients struggle with persistent pain and dis-ease. Throughout my career, I've explored various modalities, but it wasn't until I discovered the groundbreaking Spinal Flow Technique, a method involving gentle touch on specific access points on the spine, that I decided to return from retirement and open this office. This transformative technique has changed the lives...

  • Upcoming grand openings

    Clare Scotti, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    First Class Window Tinting grand opening On Friday, Sept. 27 at 4 p.m., First Class Window Tinting will be celebrating its grand opening with a ribbon cutting at 1170 E. Tehachapi Blvd., Ste. A. First Class Window Tinting and offers high-quality window tinting services. Specializing in auto, residential and commercial projects, and with 30 years of experience, the owners of the business have received high praise from customers. Everyone is encouraged to come out at 4 p.m. on Sept. 27 to...

  • Your perfect sleep is a click away

    TehachaSleep|Sep 28, 2024

    Health benefits beyond better sleep Many health conditions can keep you from getting a good night's sleep, like acid reflux, restless leg syndrome, sleep apnea, sciatica or back pain. Nectar's Classic Adjustable Bed Frame allows you to independently adjust your head and leg elevation. If you suffer from any ailment where it's better to sleep in an elevated position, this frame is your perfect match. Sleeping with your legs elevated can also help improve blood circulation. Relieve pressure with...

  • T-hacha-P mural gets touch up

    Jeanette Pauer, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    On Sept. 14, Make Art Tehachapi, a nonprofit organization affiliated with the Tehachapi Valley Arts Association, gathered a group of artists to restore four murals. The participating artists were members of the Tehachapi Valley Arts Association, Tehachapi Arts Association, Tehachapi Community Theatre and Tehachapi Signs. They dedicated their efforts to preserving four historic murals by clearing debris, removing vegetation and cleaning the three Centennial Murals located on Tehachapi Blvd....

  • Warrior Pantry seeking donations

    Susan Andreas-Bervel, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    As anyone who has raised teenagers knows, they love being with their friends, and it seems like they are always hungry! Keeping teenagers fed can be a challenge for any family under normal circumstances, but for families facing food insecurities, the challenge can be almost overwhelming, especially with rising food costs and uncertain economic situations. To help support local students at Tehachapi High School, the Rotary Club of Tehachapi sponsors the Warrior Pantry, a food pantry located at...

  • Spinal Flow Tehachapi celebrates its grand opening

    Clare Scotti, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    New business offers healing and wellness in downtown On Thursday, Sept. 5, Dr. Theresa Smith D.C. cut the ribbon for her new practice in Downtown Tehachapi. Surrounded by friends, family, clients and representatives, such as Karen Sanders from Kern County District 2 Board of Supervisors, City Manager Greg Garrett, Assistant City Manager Corey Costelloe, Mayor Michael Davies and the Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Smith shared her journey from working as a chiropractor for many years,...

  • New project updates approved by Council

    Pat Doody, staff writer|Sep 28, 2024

    Following the Aug. 12 approval by the Tehachapi Planning Commission, the new AT&T cell tower came before the City Council on Sept. 16. The Council approved an agreement between the city and a New Cingular Wireless PCS (AT&T) that would permit a 38-foot cell tower to be placed at the area commonly known as the Rock Pile at Tehachapi Airport. The five-year lease will bring the city about $36,000 yearly with an annual increase of 3%. The new tower should greatly improve AT&T service in Downtown...

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