Nov 1 2015 - 10:44am
It seems as if every spook, goblin, wookie, and superhero was at South Valley Community Church Saturday night as the local church opened its grounds and doors for a gathering of Halloween revelers, parents, and youngsters of all ages. While no official records were kept, the party-goers attending the annual Harvest Festival numbered in the high hundreds as ghosts and goblins enjoyed music, cotton candy, treats and plenty of games. Keep reading...
Sep 23 2015 - 9:54am
West Hills College District Chancellor Frank Gornick recommended Kristin L. Clark, Ed. D. as the new president of the Lemoore campus, and the board of trustees, at its regular meeting held Tuesday at West Hills College Lemoore, approved the choice. Clark currently is the Vice President of Student Services at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Gornick is scheduled to recommend her to the Wests Hills Community College District Board of Trustees as the new president for West Hills College Lemooore. Keep reading...
The search for a new college president for West Hills College Lemoore has been narrowed down to three well qualified educators, one from California, one from Oregon, and one from Texas. A decision is expected at any time following a public gathering on Sept. 10 at the West Hills College Lemoore Presentation Center where all three were asked questions and told the small audience of their qualifications for the job. Keep reading...
Sep 8 2015 - 9:30am
The public and the West Hills College Lemoore community will meet the final three candidates for college president on Sept. 10, as part of a public forum during which the finalists will speak and answer questions. Keep reading...
The search for a new college president for West Hills College Lemoore has been narrowed down to three well qualified educators, one from California, one from Oregon, and one from Texas. Keep reading...
In May, Lemoore resident Riley Jones, facing a seriously declining water well, asked the Lemoore City Council for permission to hook up to the city’s water supply. The council will consider his request at Tuesday’s council meeting where it will most likely approve a water service connection agreement, allowing him to receive city water. Keep reading...
The ongoing drought has forced at least one homeowner, and possibly many more, to approach the city about an emergency hookup to the city’s water lines. Longtime Lemoore resident Riley Jones requested that he be allowed to connect his home to the city’s water line because his well is failing due to the ongoing drought. Keep reading...
The search for a new Lemoore city manager may be nearing an end. Councilmembers met this past Friday, May 15 in council chambers to interview several candidates for the vacant city manager’s position. Currently, former Corcoran City Manager Ron Hoggard, and a former Lemoore assistant city manager, is filling the spot quite nicely. Keep reading...
The Lemoore Police Department is taking a new and exciting approach to helping improve the city’s quality of life. Chief Darrell Smith announced last week that the police department will be expanding its abilities to combat specific quality of life issues within the city. Keep reading...
Assemblymember Rudy Salas was selected by the California Police Chiefs Association as Legislator of the Year for 2014. In selecting Salas for this award, the California Police Chiefs Association took particular note of Salas’ thoughtful and solid record of supporting law enforcement measures that improve the safety and security of families throughout the state.
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