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Should you make extra mortgage payments?
You might enjoy owning your home – but the mortgage? Not so much. In fact, you might want to do...
Supervisor Scrivner announces $8.7M in D2 park improvements
Kern County's Second District Supervisor, Zack Scrivner, announced plans this week to allocate...
Six THS and VOCS students attend Rotary Youth Leadership Award camp
Tehachapi Rotary Club sponsored 6 high school students from Valley Oaks Charter School and...
Rotary welcomes new hotel
Chris Naftel and the Tehachapi Rotary Club hosted Teresa Carlson and Taneka Clark at their April 28...
TehachaPod podcasts
Season 3, Episode 27 – Waterboy stops in Tehachapi on P.C.T. fundraising journey We talk to...
Community Action Month, police recruitment incentive, Planning Commission positions discussed
May 2022 proclaimed Community Action Month At their May 2 meeting, the Tehachapi City Council...
Tehachapi orchard history: the glory of great fruit
High quality, great tasting fruit grows on trees today in the Tehachapi area, and has since some of...
Joan Johnson: a Mother's Day remembrance of a wonderful lady
Since this is The Loop's Mother's Day issue, I decided that I would honor an amazing lady who was a...
The Spirited Bead & Klew's Gallery celebrates 23 years in Tehachapi
Tehachapi artist and business owner, Karen Lewis, who has crafted original polymer clay beads for...
Roads? Where we're going... we'll need more roads
How are our roads going to change in the next 24 years? This week, Tehachapi City Council was...
Retiring early? Know your health care choices
Life doesn't always go as planned. For example, you might think you'll retire at 65 or later, when...
Marian Stephens talks to Rotary
On April 14, Rotarian Marian Stephens gave a craft talk to the Rotary Club of Tehachapi. Stephens...
First-hand stories of life in Tehachapi
When Ed Grimes first came to live in Tehachapi in 1950, the odds in life were heavily stacked...
Community raises thousands for Ukraine
The generosity of the people of Tehachapi was never more evident than this past Sunday at the Aspen...
Community leader Charles White speaks to AAUW
Charles White spoke and showed photographs of the history of Tehachapi at the AAUW (American Association of University Women) monthly meeting on...
Four basic principles of financial literacy
It is widely recognized that financial literacy impacts a person's overall economic success. In...
City Manager announces CalTrans project
At the April 4 City Council meeting, Tehachapi City Manager Greg Garrett announced that an upcoming...
Josh Pierce regales Rotary
On April 7, Josh Pierce, president of the Greater Tehachapi Economic Development Council (GTEDC) exp...
Match your financial goals with the right strategies
To achieve most goals in life, you need some type of strategy. And that's certainly true for your fi...
Meet the Valley Oaks Interact Club
Schools have typically been a place for kids and teens to explore their interests and learn new...
New condominiums approved
On April 11, the Tehachapi Planning Commission approved the architectural design and site plan for...
Artistry represented at Healthy Hippie
One of Tehachapi's newest places to shop, Healthy Hippie Trading Co., is not just a place with fun...
Spring: the season of babies
Now that spring has arrived in the Tehachapi Mountains, we will start seeing babies of all...
Rotary recognizes essay contest winners
The Rotary Club of Tehachapi has completed its annual essay contest for 2022. This year's contest...
TUSD Trailblazers, March 2022
The Tehachapi Unified School District (TUSD) wants to thank its teachers and staff for their dedicat...
