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Veterans community to hold Blood Drive
The American Legion 147, VFW Post 3225 and the Clovis Veterans Memorial District are coming together to put on a community blood drive on...
Buchanan’s Brian Weaver named US Track and Field coach of the year for California
The awards continue to roll in for the Buchanan Bears track and field team as head coach Brian Weaver was named coach of the...
North American Pole Vault Championships coming back to Old Town Clovis
On Friday, July 19, Old Town Clovis (4th and Pollasky) will once again be home to some of the elite pole vaulters in the...
Clovis Community College to hold “Crush Days” in late July
Between Tuesday, July 30 and Wednesday, July 31, Clovis Community College will be holding their “Crush Days” which is a three-session event designed to...
Time is running out to sign up for Shop With A Cop
On Saturday, August 3, the Clovis Police Department will be holding their annual Shop With A Cop fundraiser, but tickets are running out.
Single tickets...
Karson Simas signs for the Boston Red Sox
After being drafted in the 25th round of the 2019 MLB Draft by the Boston Red Sox, former Clovis West shortstop Karson Simas has...
2019 Clovis Citizens Academy, now accepting applications
Clovis community members are encouraged to sign up for the 2019 Clovis Citizens Academy, which is a workshop aimed at education the community on...
City council approves monumental new water deals with the Fresno Irrigation District
The Clovis City Council voted to approve two new water deals with the Fresno Irrigation District on July 15’s city council meeting.
With a 4-0 vote, the deals were approved...
Clovis Community College to hold “Crush Days” in late July
Between Tuesday, July 30 and Wednesday, July 31, Clovis Community College will be holding their “Crush Days” which is...
Clovis’ Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to hold rally July 19
The De Young Properties leadership team, Clovis Councilmember Jose Flores and crew members from Extreme Makeover: Home Edition will...
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...
Buchanan’s Brian Weaver named US Track and Field coach of the year for California
The awards continue to roll in for the Buchanan Bears track and field team as head coach Brian Weaver...
Buchanan’s Brian Weaver named US Track and Field coach of the year for California
The awards continue to roll in for the Buchanan Bears track and field team as head coach Brian Weaver was named coach of the year in California for both boys and girls.
The U.S. Track...
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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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New Costco to open in Clovis on July 18
On Thursday July 18, the city of Clovis will welcome another Costco store to the area.
The new development on Clovis and Shaw, near Sierra...
Local credit union rated as one of best in the state by Forbes
Forbes recently named Noble Credit Union as one of California’s top credit unions. Noble Credit Union was placed at No. 2 on the Forbes...
Women in Business Summit connects and inspires Clovis and Fresno communities
Women community and leaders from the Fresno and Clovis area met for an evening of empowerment, inspiration and networking at the 2nd Annual Chamber...
New Clovis Brewery Opening in October
Look out, Clovis! A new brewery is set to open this fall. Called Ish Brewing Co., this new watering hole was originally developed by...
La Quinta opens hotel near Old Town Clovis
Clovis’ newest hotel is complete.
La Quinta by Wyndham, a three-story hotel with 79 rooms, is now up and running on Clovis Avenue just south...
Crave Cookie: Bringing a twist to one of our favorite treats
If you haven't heard of Crave Cookie, a local chocolate chip cookie delivery company, you’re missing out.
Since November 2018, Shandi Scrivner and her family...
Magnolia Crossing receives perfect rating
Magnolia Crossing, a senior assisted living community based out of Clovis, recently received a perfect five-star rating for following standards and guidelines relating to...
Avon, Jazzy Snaps on the move
The Avon store is on the move.
After 10 years at the original 429 Pollasky Ave. location, owner Craig Heilbut decided to relocated the beauty...
North American Pole Vault Championships coming back to Old Town Clovis
On Friday, July 19, Old Town Clovis (4th and Pollasky) will once again be home to some of the elite pole vaulters in the...
Clovis Veterans Memorial District offers free arts & crafts classes every week
Help Heal Veterans offers arts & crafts sessions three times a week to help community members occupy their time and help heal through different...
One man, one mural, a Clovis legacy (Video)
As the first rays of morning sunlight peak over a brick wall on the back patio of a cafe, an artist is putting the finishing touches on what he says will be his last mural.
Movie Review: Toy Story 4
“Toy Story 4” was a movie I didn’t know I needed. I walked into the movie wondering why another installment was necessary when the...
Massive fan turnout at Ohana Comic-Con
Hundreds of Comic-Con fans of all ages descended on the Clovis Veterans Memorial District for the Clovis-Fresno Ohana Toy-Anime Comic-Con on Saturday, July 6....
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...
Keep calm and ninja on
On Tuesday, June 25, 17 women attended California Bujinkan Dojo's Women's Self Defense class. These women learned how to stay safe in situations where size and strength were not a determining factor and how to use space and natural body dynamics for personal protection.
"I really like this class and...
California Health Sciences University partners with Case Western Reserve
California Health Sciences University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine recently established a new partnership with Case Western Reserve University, a top-ranked private research university based in Cleveland, Ohio.
CHSU will be utilizing Case Western’s HoloAnatomy™ software suite with Microsoft HoloLens 2™ devices.
Case Western first developed HoloAnatomy™ in 2015 as a...
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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...
Let’s Talk Clovis: Clovis Pioneer Maggie May Jackson Curtis, 1887-1985 Family History by Granddaughter Carol Curtis Dahme
Our first contact with Carol Dahme was by letter on March 12, 2005. She stated, “I am cleaning out my closets of memories. I...
Vukovich Family honored with memorial plaque at Fresno City Hall
On Saturday, June 8, the Vukovich family, motorsport royalty with Central Valley roots, was honored at Fresno City Hall with a plaque marker.
The...
Let’s Talk Clovis: The Clovis Tribune, 1928
We are sharing articles and advertisements that were printed by The Clovis Tribune on Thursday, July 12, 1928. H.E. Armstrong (1861-1938) was editor and...
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,...
Ag at large: Pests persist, and farmers respond
One of the most persistent agricultural pests in California is the destructive navel orangeworm, NOW for short. One of the quirks of pest biology...
Ag at large: Ag labor need as big as ever
Along with its reputation for unsurpassed production of agricultural products, California is the country’s outright leader in agricultural labor. Several recent regulations have complicated...
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! ...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Quality trout action forecasted
Shaver Lake continues to kick out multiple limits of kokanee most days. Even with a full moon and the rapid rise of water in the lake, we just keep catching limits for our guests every day. I think many are doing the same.
Beautiful and warm weather has drawn...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Picking up limits with good weather
Following a very rainy, snowy and cold two weeks up here, we hit the lake this past week and found that the lake level has receded a few feet. Because of the storm and snowpack, Southern California Edison decided to lower the lake about three to five percent this...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Stormy weather slows bite
It was a stormy week at Shaver. Rain, snow and cold wind hit the lake most days. I think the kokanee bite slowed a bit from the past two weeks, and the trout bite had little to offer.
Even with the nasty weather, many fishermen hit the lake over the...
