Kingsburg News

Valley communities will celebrate the July 4th holiday with food, music, activities and a full array of fireworks shows.

Do you enjoy getting out and meeting people? Do you have a background in journalism? Are you just setting out on your writing career? If, so, do we have the job for you! The Selma Enterprise and Kingsburg Recorder are looking for a combination reporter/photographer to cover the news in these growing Central Valley communities.

Koop - To Kimberly and Jonathan Koop of Reedley on June 22, a boy, 8 lbs., 15 oz.

A traffic stop in Kingsburg netted a loaded, stolen gun and a small cache of cocaine Thursday morning, the Tulare County Sheriff's Department said.

The MOFO Party Band will rock you into your holiday weekend on Friday's Great Day! Tune into the show throughout the morning, when the blues/rock band performs in Studio B for Festive Friday.

Quarterback Tyler Bray from Kingsburg, Calif., has impressed onlookers at every camp that he has been at.

Six months of practice and competitive shooting has paid off for the Valley Clay Busters, who were part of more than 300 kids participating at the State Shoot in Kingsburg, Calif.

Clamshell containers continue to make headway in the table grape category and an increasing number of California's grower-shippers now adorn those containers - as well as the traditional poly bags - with the new GS1 DataBars.

Tulare's Heritage Complex soon will have new and busy tenant: a California Welcome Center branch.

Here's a collection of organic fruit that you can't get anywhere else. Think Golden Sweet apricots, Black Splendor plums, Flavor Supreme pluots, Diamond Pearl nectarines, and far more -- all harvested in the central San Joaquin Valley, the center of the nation's stone-fruit industry.

The Santa Ynez Valley Scholastic Clay Shooting Program, also known as SCTP, is wrapping up its eighth year.

A 69-year-old Kingsburg woman missing from her daughter's home in Clovis since Sunday morning was found this morning, Clovis police report.

Hard questions on museum mission as city takes over. Published online on Sunday, May.

Blackberries on a small farm near Kingsburg, Calif. a oeWhen temperatures climb above 100 degrees, farmers can lose as much as 50% of the blackberry crops grown without shade protection,a says Manuel Jimenez, small farm program advisor with UC Cooperative Extension in Tulare County.

Their roots are shallow, they are finicky about their soil, and extreme temperatures can ruin a crop -- but blueberries can bring sweet rewards for San Joaquin Valley growers who master the art of growing them.

Today's Central Section boys tennis championship results: No. 1 El Diamante 8, No.

Walk through the farmers markets, and you'll feel a sense of urgency. Asparagus is practically gone, and green garlic's tenure is just about over.

The Monarchs dropped out of the playoffs to a tough 25-8 Vikings squad. Exeter finished 14-11. See archived 'Top Stories' stories>> Reader Comments From the editor: Many of you have expressed concerns about some of the harsh anonymous comments from readers.

There will be no repeat Central Section softball champions if Saturday's playoff seeding proves correct.

The Tri-River Athletic Conference, stuffing the top three spots in Division I, highlighted today's Central Section baseball seeding.