On Saturday, October 13, a local farmworker discovered something interesting – even odd – in a walnut orchard located in the area of 8th Avenue and Houston Ave. in Hanford. At first glance, it just didn’t seem right. It had neither the shape or substance of a walnut, and it appeared somewhat otherworldly – if that’s even a word. Keep reading...
Oct 7 2018 - 2:45pm
An Autumn tradition continued Sunday (Oct. 7) as the families and staff of Lemoore's Mary Immaculate Queen School held its annual Fall Festival Celebration on the school's grounds Sunday. The event, featuring games, rides, music, a silent auction, food, and entertainment, The Festival opened at 11 a.m. and was scheduled to shut down about 7 p.m. Admission was free. Mary Immaculate School is a non-profit K-8th-grade parochial school for St. Peter's Parish.
West Hills College Lemoore put on another show Saturday, as it hosted the West Hills College Tournament, featuring 18 of the state’s community colleges, all of whom came together in the school’s Golden Eagle Arena. Keep reading...
West Hills folks were calling it the “The Battle of the Birds.” It was the Falcons versus the Golden Eagles, and in the district’s first-ever volleyball matchup between the two schools, the Falcons prevailed. West Hills College Coalinga Falcons, playing their first-ever Central Valley Conference match in West Hills College Lemoore’s Golden Eagle Arena, beat their cross-valley rivals in three rather close sets, 25-19, 25-20, 25-23. Keep reading...
The Lady Golden Eagles are 1-1 overall in West Hills College Lemoore’s inaugural women’s volleyball season. The Golden Eagles, under new coach Kelly Wigton, won their opener Wednesday, August 29 against San Jose before losing in three sets to visiting Porterville Wednesday night (Sept. 12) in the opening salvo of the Central Valley Conference. Keep reading...
September 9 racing saw Greg Baronian take a big step towards the Central Valley Mini Stocks championship following his impressive win Sunday in the 25-lap main event at the Lemoore Raceway. Baronian has been unstoppable this season, winning all but one race. Keep reading...
Central Valley Mini Stocks racing continues on Sunday afternoon at Lemoore Raceway. This Sunday will an added attraction to the program. The Dwarf Car drivers will be on hand Sunday on the one-fifth mile dirt oval. Drivers from multiple groups affiliated with the Western States Dwarf Car Association will be coming to town on Sunday. Keep reading...
Greg Baronian won the 25-lap Central Valley Mini Stock Main Event Sunday afternoon at Lemoore Raceway; his fourth win of the season as double points were on the line. Baronian will emerge with an excellent points lead thanks to his latest victory. The talented driver set a rapid pace up front and clocked in with the fastest Main Event lap of 14.6, coming in ahead of second-place finisher Darren Wilson. Keep reading...
Last week, West Hills College Coalinga Rodeo traveled to Casper, Wyoming for the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association’s College National Finals Rodeo as several of the team's members placed in the nation's top 10. Keep reading...
The stage was set. It was a near perfect day to play tennis. A contingent of proud, vocal Lemoore students sat nearby, on a hillside marked by the school’s monument sign – a concrete monolith spelling out the school’s initials. They began the match by cheering every point and every ace delivered by the Tigers’ top payer, Spencer Denney in his opening match. Keep reading...
