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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Ernest C. Harwell’s “Garfield Bachelors Wake Up” and...

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: The Iconic 1920 Clovis High School

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Lewis Willis Gibson, President of 1912 Clovis Board...

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: The Feb. 5, 1924 First State Bank Robbery

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: 1931 Masonic Temple of Clovis, No.417

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: 1896 Clovis Constable Charles Clifford and family

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    Let’s Talk Clovis – Duane Wamsley (1924-2018) and family

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Jessie Myers Thun’s ‘early days’ publication

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: 1870 & 1880 Christmas at Academy

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Clovis role model, Seferina Herrera Franco (1916-2018)

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: John Chambers, Academy Constable

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Honoring local Gold Star heroes and all veterans

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: 1868 Academy Church – Part 2, Oldest Continuing...

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: 1868 Academy Church, Oldest Continuing Church in Fresno...

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: The Clovis Independent – May 7, 1953

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: The Clovis Independent

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: 1915 and 1920 Clovis Sanitariums and 1944 Clovis...

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Clovis Oil Fields, 1909 & 1916

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Kingen Family 5-10-15 Cent Store (1938-1946)

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Heroic pioneers and their amazing flume

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Ernest Harwell (1885-1971) musician, inventor and Clovis mentor

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: The Harwell Family

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Maude Kirkpatrick Bell, 1895-1959

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    Clovis North Hosts Middle School African American Leadership Conference

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    Students from five Central Valley school districts flocked to Clovis North High School Feb. 11 for the second annual Middle School African American Student...

    Let’s Talk Clovis: Legendary CUSD Superintendent Dr. Floyd Buchanan, 1924-2015

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    We call him Doc. Dr. Floyd B. Buchanan (1924-2015) became the first Superintendent of Clovis Unified School District in 1960. With the guidance of this...

    Bears rout Tulare Western in baseball opener

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    Buchanan’s Sky Collins hit a two-run double that ricocheted off the base of the wall in left-center field and helped kick start a six-run...

    Clovis North Boys Overwhelm Sunnyside in Soccer Playoff Opener

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    It’s as if the Broncos never stopped playing. Clovis North emerged from the TRAC boys soccer gauntlet as league champions last week and picked up...

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