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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Myrtle Howison-Stone Family

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Phoebe Smith, 1914 Clovis High graduate

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: 1908 and 1911 Autograph Entries

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: It’s time to Rodeo

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Alma Lemmon’s 80th Birthday Party, 1979

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Critique of 1915-1920 Clovis Tribune articles

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Survival of the 1920 Clovis Union High School

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Clovis Copper Mining

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Clovis Memories of Frank De Luca, Part 2

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Clovis Memories of Frank De Luca, Part 1

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Frank Drury, Grand Old Man of Clovis

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Glenn Reyburns’ Memories of Clovis High, 1899-1904

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: “Clovis Greeting” by Mary Fletcher Norwood, 1903

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    “Let’s Talk Clovis:” The Beauty and the Witcher Nola and Les...

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    “Let’s Talk Clovis” Phoebe Jane (Waite) Nelson (1866-1949), fourth child of...

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    “Let’s Talk Clovis” Honoring all Veterans and fifty-nine Clovis Gold Star...

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    “Let’s Talk Clovis” – Pioneer Widow Waite and Family

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    “Let’s Talk Clovis” – The Clovis Independent, June 21, 1932

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    “Let’s Talk Clovis” – Stephen H. Cole, father of Clovis M....

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    Let’s Talk Clovis: Ken “Festus” Curtis and wife Torrie

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    “Let’s Talk Clovis” – Celebrating Seferina Herrera Franco’s 100th Birthday

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    “Let’s Talk Clovis” – First City of Clovis Marshall, 1912-1914, Jacob...

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    “Let’s Talk Clovis” – Dee Douglas, Clovis Wagon Master

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    CUSD board votes to honor recently retired Police Chief

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    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 Community College takes on food insecurities

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    Currently enrolled Clovis Community College students have a helping hand moving forward. At both the Herndon Campus and the main site, students of CCC are...

    Clovis West’s Cole Anderson to play BallisLife event

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    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,...

    Shaver Lake Fishing Report: Kokes will bite well into September, look for Fall trout...

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    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...

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