CUSD board votes to honor recently retired Police Chief
The Clovis Unified School District governing board passed a motion at its meeting on Wednesday night, Aug. 14 to honor and commemorate the career...
Clovis Cocktail Contest: DiCicco’s
Known for great Italian food made from 60-year-old recipes from Pacentro, Italy, DiCicco's signature cocktail, Blackberry Gondola, stays true to the restaurant's roots.
"We wanted...
Bryson DeChambeau to play 2020 U.S. Open
PGA golfer and former Clovis East High standout Bryson DeChambeau has been accepted to play in the 2020 U.S. Open next year at Winged...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Kokes will bite well into September, look for Fall trout fishing at Stevenson Bay
As the summer winds down, the kokanee are now in their pre-spawn stage. That means the male kokes start getting larger snouts, humped backs...
Clovis Police Department’s Explorer Post 355 is recruiting
The Clovis Police Department is looking for new recruits for their Explorer Post 355.
Meetings for the group will be on the 1st, 3rd, and...
Clovis Community College: A Kindness Movement to Honor Molly Griffin
On February 21, 2015, former Clovis Community College student Molly Griffin was killed in a car accident. The 23-year-old was tragically hit by a...
Back to School: Clovis Unified kicks off new school year with Rally
Students, faculty and supporters of the Clovis Unified School District gathered Tuesday, Aug. 12 to celebrate the beginning of the 2019-20 school year at...
Let’s Talk Clovis: Clovis Fire Fighters, 1872-1925
In 1872, the surrounding area that was to become Clovis produced native oat fields as far as the eye could see. Fire was always a danger. Ranchers, neighbors, and...
Recently retired City Planner Bryan Araki is back
Shortly after wrapping up over 30 years with the City of Clovis, Bryan Araki is back and he is...
Clovis Community College: A Kindness Movement to Honor Molly Griffin
On February 21, 2015, former Clovis Community College student Molly Griffin was killed in a car accident. The 23-year-old...
Clovis Police Department’s Explorer Post 355 is recruiting
The Clovis Police Department is looking for new recruits for their Explorer Post 355.
Meetings for the group will be...
Clovis Unified aims to promote wellness
The start of a new school year is usually an exciting time for parents and students. However, for many...
Clovis West’s Cole Anderson to play BallisLife event
Rosters for BallisLife’s annual High School Bay vs LA were announced Aug. 14 and Clovis West’s very own Cole Anderson will be suiting up.
Anderson, a point guard heading into his junior year, will be...
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Ron Sundquist - One Mural, One Man, A Clovis Legacy
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FLAG DAY 2019
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Flag Day - Clovis Councilmember Vong Mouanoutoua Full Speech
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(Highlight Video) Town Hall Meeting - Sustainable Groundwater Management Act
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CEHS Badminton CIF Champions
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Clovis Community College 2018 RECAP
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Clovis Chamber 2018 Recap
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Clovis Veterans Memorial District 2018 Recap
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ClovisFest 2018
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Red Ribbon Week Parade in Old Town Clovis
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2018 International Village
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Andy Isolano interview, 9-11 Observance California Memorial service
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Clovis Roundup promo
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The Price of Freedom
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Taking it to the Streets 2018
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CHSU Goundbreaking
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Clovis Matters - Meet Clovis Police Officer Kay Simpson
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Clovis Matters - Sierra Vista Mall
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Clovis Matters - Planning and Development
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Clovis Matters - City of Clovis Survey
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Clovis Matters - Would you recommend Clovis?
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Clovis Matters - New Year Resolutions
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Clovis Matters ft. Clovis Senior Center
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Clovis Matters - Veterans Day Celebration
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Clovis Matters - Small Business Saturday
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Clovis Matters Ft. Clovis Museum
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Clovis Matters Ft. Sassano's Men's Wear
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4th Street Antique Mall celebrates 33 years
After 33 years in Old Town Clovis, The Original 4th Street Antique Mall continues to draw in community members and owner Marty Watt wants...
At Home: Clovis’ new Superstore
The former Kmart building has a new occupant and and it's a store not many Clovis residents are familiar with.
At Home, a Texas-based...
Next-Gen Escape room now open to the public
Development for businesses can often feature a variety of tools and tips to get the best out of a team of employees.
But, what about...
Local shoutout: Glacier Bay Shave Ice
Few businesses have been around since the very first Old Town Farmers Market, but Clovis’ Glacier Bay Shave Ice continues to sell the same...
Marie Callender’s is now closed, so where do we get pie?
Announced on Monday, 19 Marie Callender's will be closed, effective immediately.
Due to “underperforming” restaurants, the Perkins & Marie Callender’s, LLC company has filed for...
Bob Parks celebrates 56th year at Sassano’s
For almost 90 years, Sassano’s has been the go-to store for men and long-time employee Bob Parks has just celebrated his 56th year at...
Sierra Vista Mall has new ownership in $41 million deal
New owners, Mason Asset Management and Namdar Group completed the deal and are now official owners of Sierra Vista Mall.
In a press release...
Faces of Clovis: Tosh Cook, CEO of gigRonin and Mixed Martial Artist
Although Tosh Cook, 44, is now known as the CEO of gigRonin, a successful temp staffing service, his work ethic and resolve was hardened...
A Taste of Clovis: Tickets are on Sale
While you enjoy the fantastic free art and music at “Taking it to the Streets” on September 21, community members have a chance to...
Clovis Gears up for Hall Of Fame Gala, Part I
The 2019 Hall of Fame dinner and celebration is gearing up for another special evening.
Save the date. On Saturday, September 14, 2019, the Clovis...
Clovis Cocktail Contest: DiCicco’s
Known for great Italian food made from 60-year-old recipes from Pacentro, Italy, DiCicco's signature cocktail, Blackberry Gondola, stays true to the restaurant's roots.
"We wanted...
Clovis Cocktail Contest: Bobby Salazar’s
The first annual Clovis Cocktail Contest is underway and many of the establishments, including Bobby Salazar’s, are raring for community members to taste their...
Planning a block party? Make sure to submit an application to the City of Clovis
The Clovis Police Department requires all community members who plan a block party to submit an application at least seven days before the event.
When...
Clovis Unified aims to promote wellness
The start of a new school year is usually an exciting time for parents and students. However, for many in Clovis Unified School District, that couldn’t be further from the truth.
Parents like David Mata are nervous that their kids will not only contribute to the growing opioid epidemic, but...
Clovis doctor retires, but the work is never done
If you have been putting off visiting Dr. Allen Clyde for your podiatric needs, unfortunately you have run out of time. But you’re just in time to schedule a pack ride or see what else the doctor is working on.
The newly-retired physician was the longest-practicing podiatric doctor in Clovis....
7 Pet Safety Tips for Fourth of July
With crowds of unfamiliar people and loud, scary noises, the Fourth of July can make even the most laid-back, four-legged family members apprehensive and unpredictable.
“Research shows that more pets are lost on the Fourth of July than any other day of the year and animal shelters are most crowded...
Keep horses safe during mosquito season
Summer may mean beaches and vacation, but it also means something else: mosquitoes. While mosquitoes are continuously bothersome to humans, they also pose a threat to horses.
In a recent interview, Dr. Katy Byrd from Clovis Pet Hospital gave some insight on why mosquitoes, specifically West Nile Virus, are a...
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Let’s Talk Clovis: Clovis Fire Fighters, 1872-1925
In 1872, the surrounding area that was to become Clovis produced native oat fields as far as the eye could see. Fire was always...
Let’s Talk Clovis: The John Ghilotti Family
John Ghilotti was born in the city of Grosio, Italy (northern part of Italy) on November 11, 1871. Jobs were scarce in Italy. John...
Let’s Talk Clovis: Clovis Pioneer Bessie Odom Lester, 1878-1972, and family
Bessie Odom Lester was born on June 4, 1878 and died on September 1, 1972. Her father Reverend Alexander Odom served as pastor of...
Let’s Talk Clovis – 1897 Dry Creek (Academy) Ulatus Literary Society
The 1866 Dry Creek School District was among the first eight school districts formed in Fresno County. The 1872 Academy School (built by private...
Ag at large: Union Appeal to Workers Abates
As usual it’s a busy summer farming season in California, but a few farm operators are taking time to assess the prospects of unionization...
Ag at Large: Border not an issue in sales of avocados
It has taken 10 years, but avocados from Mexico, Chile and Peru have joined California production in a coordinated effort that has created phenomenal...
Ag at Large: Ag crops receiving subtle energy boosts
If a wayward teenager could be redirected by a sudden and permanent injection of biological material, his or her reaction might be comparable to...
Ag at large: Forests suffering from lack of care
Trees in California’s forests are transmitting the message that the state’s farmers can recite in their sleep: neglect our care and we crumble. Disease,...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Kokes will bite well into September, look for Fall trout fishing at Stevenson Bay
As the summer winds down, the kokanee are now in their pre-spawn stage. That means the male kokes start getting larger snouts, humped backs...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Families taking advantage before back to school
As we enter the last few weeks of school being out, I am amazed how many grandparents and parents took advantage of taking the kids fishing before school starts. I am talking about Clovis residents like: Dr. Scott De Shields taking his daughter Kathryn, Peter and Monique Castanos with...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Picking up limits left to right
Shaver Lake is definitely the place to be to find some excellent fishing and cooler weather. It is just simply gorgeous! Following a great Fourth of July holiday with some of the most spectacular fireworks from our island over the lake, things have settled down a tad.
After the...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Recent DFW plant mixes rainbows with kokanee
Following a winter-like May, June has been one of the best fishing months at Shaver in some time. And, the weather has been perfect! Out of 19 charter trips we made in June, we caught limits for all but one trip. And, that trip was made up with an...
