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    2019 Miss Clovis and Miss Clovis Outstanding Teen crowned

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    Old Town’s J.E. Good Building under new ownership

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    CUSD board honors kNOw MORE club, discusses new school

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    Incident at Clovis East High leads to altercation between a campus...

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    Forest management key in wildfire prevention

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    Waves of support come in for Alta Sierra’s Makai Lloren

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    Soroptimist International of Clovis holds first career support event

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    Jose Flores: community and leadership is a way of life

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    Clovis Chamber Holds 2019 Salute to Business Luncheon

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    Clovis looks to clear up policy to rename parks

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    Quilts of Valor presents quilts to two WWII veterans

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    Don’t get Super Busted on Super Bowl Sunday by driving impaired

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    Clovis Rodeo donates $12,000 to Valley Children’s following Kids, Cowboys, and...

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    Shaw Avenue experiences biggest growth since 1987

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    Clovis Culinary Center comes up with unique date idea for couples

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    Clovis aims to install bollards to improve pedestrian safety

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    Assemblyman Jim Patterson discusses PG&E bankruptcy and the future of electricity

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    Clovis comes together in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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    Assemblyman Jim Patterson discusses PG&E bankruptcy and the future of electricity

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    Print is the new Digital

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    National Parks have reopened to the public

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    Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream still lives on with CUSD students

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