When there are residents in need, there are Lemoore people to help. On May 18 a fire at the Tanglewood Apartments sent residents scrambling out of their apartments and into the driveway as the sudden fire roared through at least 16 apartments causing so much damage that the entire apartment block was condemned. Keep reading...
City residents may have something to cheer city hall about. Solar panels are springing up throughout the city, and currently workers are putting the finishing touches on a series of panels located atop car ports at the Cinnamon Municipal Complex. When turned on sometime in July, they will begin saving the city money in reduced energy costs. Keep reading...
Residents of the Tanglewood Apartments on East Hanford Armona Road got quite a scare Sunday morning when the calm morning was suddenly violated by the sound of screaming fire engines and cries of firemen and Lemoore police officers. A major fire erupted at the complex at about 10:45 a.m. Sunday. Keep reading...
The Lemoore Chamber of Commerce’s 14th Annual Central Valley Pizza Festival is but a few days away as it kicks off on Friday, April 11and will continue through Sunday, April 13. The 14th annual Lemoore Central Valley Pizza Festival promises to serve up good fun, entertainment, and of course good food – including maybe a pizza or two. Keep reading...
Ever give a party and nobody came? The local chapter of the Friends of the National Rifle Association (NRA) gave a party Saturday night in the West Hills College Golden Eagle Arena, and just about everybody came. Keep reading...
Ramblin’ Rose, one of Lemoore’s most established businesses, is celebrating its 25th year in business as a florist shop, and what better way to celebrate than making a big move to a bigger and more attractive location. After months in the making, owners Chris Brazil, who started the business 25 years ago, and partner John Miller, finally made the move a couple of weeks ago and by the look of things the flower-buying public is impressed. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s regular Tuesday council meeting turned a bit rancorous before council members, after nearly three hours of sometimes heated discussion, finally decided they would vote 3-1 to try and lease the Lemoore Municipal Golf Course, ordering city staff to put together a Request for Proposal (RFP). Only Willard Rodarmel voted against the RFP option. Keep reading...
Once again, the continuing saga of the Lemoore Municipal Golf Course will be front and center on the Lemoore City Council agenda Tuesday night as it continues its often cantankerous deliberations on the fate of the local recreational landmark. Keep reading...
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