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Andiamo Ristorante Italiano finishes as runner-up for “best kept secret” award
The secret is out: Andiamo Ristorante Italiano is one of the hottest dining spots in town.
Earlier this month, the Clovis-based Italian restaurant finished...
Timberwolves overpower Golden Eagles in three-straight sets
After opening Tri-River Athletic Conference play with back-to-back defeats to Clovis North and Clovis, the Timberwolves rebounded with a dominant show against visitors Clovis...
Achuth Vinay – Fresno County Spelling Bee winner
Another Clovis Unified student is headed to the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Fifty students from 25 districts participated in the competition, but Fugman Elementary...
Clovis City Council recognizes Safe Place Week
One year ago, 22-year-old Sequoia Gibson was homeless. She didn’t have a job and no way to pay rent. Adding to her anxiety, her...
Golden Eagles fly past Cougars for third-straight TRAC victory
The Tri-River Athletic Conference can be a black and blue league for any team, and for Clovis West, that speaks true.
After back-to-back losses to...
Ag at large: Popular weed-killer chemical under review
Among certain growers of a few California crops, an established weed control chemical has become as common as bread and butter. They cringe when they...
Clovis North students shave heads for cancer for St. Baldrick’s Day
Students at Clovis North High School recently dedicated their lunch break to raising funds for childhood cancer research.
The students were taking part in...
Timberwolves overpower Golden Eagles in three-straight sets
After opening Tri-River Athletic Conference play with back-to-back defeats to Clovis North and Clovis, the Timberwolves rebounded with a dominant show against visitors Clovis West.
The Timberwolves recaptured their spark...
Golden Eagles fly past Cougars for third-straight TRAC victory
The Tri-River Athletic Conference can be a black and blue league for any team, and for Clovis West, that...
Buchanan baseball gets extra-innings win with late long ball
The Buchanan Bears varsity baseball team eked out a win in extra innings to defeat Clovis North 3-2 in...
Newly re-elected Councilmembers to be sworn in, New Mayor to be elected
The public and members of the media are invited to a special session of the Clovis City Council on...
Crush soccer star announces UC Davis is the next stop
The path of a collegiate athlete can lead to many destinations.
For Clovis Community College freshman Ariana Quintero, the...
Timberwolves overpower Golden Eagles in three-straight sets
After opening Tri-River Athletic Conference play with back-to-back defeats to Clovis North and Clovis, the Timberwolves rebounded with a dominant show against visitors Clovis West.
The Timberwolves recaptured their spark to win three-straight sets 25-15,...
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W Furniture ushers in new era
W Furniture, a store dedicated to indoor and outdoor furniture, is starting fresh.
To usher in the new era, its staff hosted a ribbon...
Andiamo Ristorante Italiano finishes as runner-up for “best kept secret” award
The secret is out: Andiamo Ristorante Italiano is one of the hottest dining spots in town.
Earlier this month, the Clovis-based Italian restaurant finished...
Dority Insurance merges with DiBuduo & DeFendis
Dority Insurance, a brokerage firm based out of Old Town Clovis, has joined forces with DiBuduo & DeFendis, one of the largest independent insurance...
Chocolate Wishes and Treats brings dessert options to Sierra Vista Mall
Sierra Vista Mall is now serving dessert.
Its latest store, Chocolate Wishes and Treats offers an abundance of options to satisfy the sweet tooth. Offerings...
Old Town restaurant unveils new look
Old Town restaurant The Gastro Grill has undergone a re-brand.
From now on, the establishment will officially be known as The Craft House.
“The re-brand and...
Clovis restaurants win at 28th annual Best of Valley Restaurant Awards
The California Restaurant Association held their 28th annual Best of the Valley Restaurant Awards on Monday, March 4, at Fresno Convention & Entertainment Center’s...
Old Town’s J.E. Good Building under new ownership
The J.E. Good Building in Old Town Clovis has a new owner.
Under their firm S&S Investment Team, Ronnie Silva and his business partner, Chris,...
The Local looks to showcase fresh products from local businesses
Old Town Clovis’ newest eatery had its grand opening on Saturday, Feb. 16. That’s right, folks. The Local is officially in business.
Offering a range...
Clovis breweries pick up honors at Old Town beer crawl event
A trio of Clovis breweries took home top honors at the Old Town Clovis Beer Crawl over the weekend.
“We have been holding the...
Clovis High’s “Sugar”, the “Some like it Hot” musical makes a successful run
On March 16, 2019, Sugar, performed by Clovis High School Theater Arts students, completed a successful run at the Mercedes Edwards Theater. The production...
CenterStage Clovis charms audience with “Duets”
CenterStage Clovis started off their 2019 Season on a high note Saturday, March 9, at the Clovis Veterans Memorial District. Part of the Encore!...
Marjaree Mason Birthday Soiree to be held March 22
The Marjaree Mason Center is gearing up to celebrate Marjaree's legacy on Friday, March 22, 2019, at the Clovis Veterans Memorial District. Beginning at...
“Duets” Coming to Central Valley March 9
On Saturday, March 9, 2019, CenterStage Clovis will present "Duets," at the Clovis Veterans Memorial District Auditorium, 808 Fourth St. in downtown Clovis. The...
New Clovis Medical School unveils technology-enhanced curriculum
The new College of Osteopathic Medicine at California Health Sciences University (CHSU) has unveiled their innovative approach to medical education for the first, four-year medical school in the Valley.
Local leaders and elected officials visited the campus in Clovis recently to experience the CHSU medical school’s debut of their unique...
Clovis non-profit donates tons of medical supplies to those in need overseas
Do you know what happens to unused medical equipment? This was a question that a certain Clovis-based non-profit asked back in 1998.
Medical Ministries International (MMI) is a Christian-based non-profit organization that was incorporated on Oct. 30, 1998.
MMI was formed after the founders, Tom and Nancy Stoeckel, visited...
CHSU’s soon-to-be-built medical school receives approval to accept applications
The medical community recently celebrated a milestone as California Health Sciences University received approval to start accepting applications for its College of Osteopathic Medicine.
CHSU received the news following the Nov. 30 meeting for the Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation.
As a result of the accreditation, the Clovis-based institution becomes the...
Clovis woman rises above diabetes
For JoAnn Verduzco, riding motorcycles and playing with her granddaughter in the park is second nature, but it hasn’t always been that way.
When her father passed away in 2014 due to diabetes and other health complications, Verduzco was determined to make drastic changes in her life – and that...
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Let’s Talk Clovis: The Iconic 1920 Clovis High School
An assessment of the historical and architectural significance of the 1920 Clovis High School was prepared for the County of Fresno. Ephraim K. Smith...
Let’s Talk Clovis: Lewis Willis Gibson, President of 1912 Clovis Board of Trustees
Lewis Wills Gibson, 1857-1937, became our first President of the Board of Trustees (City Council) when Clovis was incorporated in 1912. His agrarian roots,...
Let’s Talk Clovis: The Feb. 5, 1924 First State Bank Robbery
The First State Bank of Clovis was established by Richard Norris. Norris (1844-1939) was born in England and immigrated to the United States in...
Let’s Talk Clovis: 1931 Masonic Temple of Clovis, No.417
The charter of the Clovis Masons was granted on Oct. 3, 1910. They held their first meetings on the second floor of the 1906...
Ag at large: Popular weed-killer chemical under review
Among certain growers of a few California crops, an established weed control chemical has become as common as bread and butter. They cringe when they...
Ag at Large: Farmers lead clean-up efforts in California
Farmers in California are leading an accelerated program to clean up the environment. It includes their animals, their soil, and their crop production practices.
The...
Ag at large: Citrus growers battle with citrus bug
At a casual glance, you might conclude that the California citrus industry has been outmaneuvered and overcome by the tiny wasp known as the...
Ag at large: Price share between farmer and food store
For each dollar consumers spend for food products less than 20 cents is received by farmers who produced the food. The rest goes for...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Cold and snow are slowing things down
There’s not much going on here in Shaver. The cold and snow have kept the boats off the lake for the most part. And,...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Frozen lake with more storms to follow
Shaver Lake is mostly frozen over. That means that no one is fishing from a boat. I did see a picture of a guy with his pickup at the Sierra ramp driving on the frozen lake’s surface. Someone remarked that he must be looking to get a new pick...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: No boats on lake due to weather, shore fishing it is
This report comes to you at the beginning of another storm week. Shaver has had so much snow that we are assured of ample water this year; someone said it was 150 percent of normal. Five to six feet of accumulated snow from the previous weekend pretty much guaranteed...
Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Good report of fish regardless of storm
Heavy rain and wind were present throughout the past week, along with snow –– close to six feet –– over the weekend. Accompanying this weather were below-freezing temperatures. It is most likely that not many fishermen will be making their way to the lake soon. Although, there was one...
