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Tehachapi Christmas Tree
The Tehachapi Christmas tree has been lit and is now available for the public to take family...
Gov. Newsom orders Kern, 40 other Counties, back to Purple COVID-19 Tier
On November 17, Governor Gavin Newsom ordered Kern, and 40 other California counties, back into the...
Renewable energy topic at local Rotary
At their November 12 meeting, the Tehachapi Rotary Club welcomed to their online meeting Don...
Keeping business local
In this year of COVID-19 and "red tiers" and "purple tiers" it's sometimes hard for businesses to...
All about the arts at Kiwanis
The Tehachapi Arts Commission is planning two linked events that promise to attract nationally...
San Joaquin Tractor: Your local Kioti Tractor dealer
“Get this animal filthy! When we gave our K9 an ergonomic design capable of carving through the most rugged terrain without your body taking a beati...
Rotarians support those in need
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to cause suffering throughout Kern County, The Rotary Foundation...
Finance Department wins award for Excellence in Financial Reporting
On November 3, the City of Tehachapi’s Finance Department was notified they had been honored with...
Valley Strong Credit Union opens new full-service branch at Career Technical Education Center
Valley Strong Credit Union is excited to announce the opening of its newest branch, within the Kern...
Schools may remain open as County moves to most restrictive tier
The Kern County Superintendent of Schools has been getting numerous questions from the media and...
AVC business professor's guess wins Kiwanis 'Acorn Scramble'
Antelope Valley College Business Professor David. L. Adams of Quartz Hill came within two digits of...
SBDC Champion of the Year Award
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) awarded Greg Garrett from the City of Tehachapi the Cha...
The Address gets planning approval
At a live meeting on October 26 at Aspen Builders, the Tehachapi Planning Commission gave tentative...
What does Rotary do? – Service, service, service to our community
On Wednesday, October 21, Tehachapi Rotary donated 35 coats to the Tehachapi Salvation Army. These...
Tehachapi-wide Blood Drive
On Monday, November 16, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Houchin Community Blood Bank (HCBB) will be working w...
Tehachapi purchases back up generators
On February 20, the City of Tehachapi was awarded a $300,000 grant from the California Governor's...
Democrats campaign for Mangone
Kim Mangone is on the ballot to replace Kevin McCarthy as 23rd Congressional District...
AAUW supports Title IX
Written in 1972, Title IX is a ground breaking law that began an era of progress for women and girls, but more work is needed. This is the position...
To open or not to open, that is the question?
Whether it is nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and errors of government regulation, or to...
Information for 'Feds': What about the Hatch Act?
The Hatch Act has been in the news lately, receiving much attention and with some questioning the ap...
Biden/Harris supporters 'go big' in Tehachapi
Through much of this year's presidential campaign it has seemed like Tehachapi was a one-party...
Propositions need explanation
There are 12 Propositions on the November 3 ballot, and it is sometimes difficult to know how to vote on them. Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club has...
Governor Newsom continues his attacks on oil and Kern County
On September 23, Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order calling for a ban on hydraulic...
Hamblin tapped for Planning Commission
With a four to one vote at the Tehachapi City Council meeting on October 5, engineer Steve Hamblin...
Living deeply
“We are living in crazy times.” That is how Dr. Marilyn Schlitz began her talk to the American Association of University Women. It was at the...
