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Remembering Coy Burnett
In a memo to parents attempting to distance themselves from a recent "Let Them Play" rally, the...
Highlighting success within the economic landscape of our community
4 Economic Development quick recap Despite the challenges in 2020 presented by COVID-19, the City...
Valley Strong Credit Union breaks ground on full-service Tehachapi branch
Valley Strong Credit Union (“Valley Strong”) is excited to announce construction has begun on its...
Highlighting success within the economic landscape of our community
Deco Du Jour opens Tehachapi store Gina Dumania has lived in Tehachapi just shy of a year after...
Halloween Candy Walk
With the cancellation of the usual Halloween events, Tehachapi business owners came through for...
Corey Costelloe: City helps businesses 'navigate tricky waters' during COVID-19
Restaurants in the city of Tehachapi have sprouted umbrellas and outdoor seating on city sidewalks...
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...
Highlighting success within the economic landscape of our community
TK Pizza expands again, adds outdoor patio There has not been a shortage of investments from the...
Tehachapi's original Board of Directors
There's a group of regulars who come into Kelcy's twice a day at about 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. I call them...
A 400-pair telephone cable cut through. Could it get any worse? Why yes, it could. . .
At about 10 a.m. on April 13, 1992, a backhoe operator working on the City of Tehachapi's new sewer...
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 o...
White Thanksgiving: a rare occurrence in Tehachapi
Our recent snow storm was unusual for several reasons: we seldom have a White Thanksgiving, so that...
Public Safety Power Shutoffs, the new normal?
Public Safety Power Shutoffs: a topic swirling in controversy. There are many opinions about why...
Gil's Rock Shop: a beloved Tehachapi store
My parents used to own a store called Gil's Rock Shop on Tehachapi Boulevard (near the current...
Traces of Tehachapi history remain in the artifacts left behind
Ever since I was a little kid, I've been interested in old objects and artifacts from earlier eras,...
Quotes worth sharing
"If you're wanting to see trains in Tehachapi or watch a train go around the Loop, don't try it on...
Tehachapi Treasure Trove's Seventh Birthday Celebration
Tehachapi Treasure Trove is planning a special First Friday on Oct. 4, as the store's downtown...
Importance of tourism in Tehachapi
Tehachapi continues to drive conversation in Kern County, especially among visitors and those that...
A car chase through the streets of Tehachapi and City Park, a failed roadblock and a baseball bat
This crazy incident happened one winter in 1980, when I was in high school. One of my older brothers...
Highlighting the success within the economic landscape of our community
From Sea to Shining Sea; new Downtown Tehachapi Trucking Company moves goods across the United...
Chalk on the Walk lines the streets in vibrant colors
The streets of downtown Tehachapi were bright with color after the 2019 Chalk on the Walk on Aug....
TCT to bring beloved 'Little Women' to the BeeKay Sept. 13
When Monica Nadon began her quest to bring Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" to the TCT stage in 20...
Next time try the train
A few weeks back I was asked to speak to a crowd at the Friends of the Depot meeting. They wanted me...
The City of Tehachapi: Then and now
Tehachapi has one of the prettiest downtown areas in Kern County, and it keeps getting more...
A new look
While the City of Tehachapi was watching the country attempting to pull itself from the Great...
