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Sep 27, 2018 ● By Emily Miranda
IT BEGAN AS a holiday gift. What Natalie Fugère initially thought as a classic design for a simple Christmas gift soon turned into something far greater: The Painted Press, her very own business.
Sep 27, 2018 ● By Enjoy Magazine
AS LEAVES TURN from green into vibrant shades of red, orange and yellow, we are celebrating Enjoy Magazine’s 4th birthday - and we’re ready to live it up!
Aug 25, 2018 ● By Emily Miranda
THE SEQUOIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA was founded in 1959. Its mission was to attract more adult participation to the music community, as well as foster an appreciation of symphonic music throughout Tulare County.
Aug 25, 2018 ● By Monica Fatica
September 2018
Aug 25, 2018 ● By Enjoy Magazine
EVERY SEPTEMBER, nostalgia and excitement spring up in downtown Tulare as the Tulare County Fair beckons patrons of all ages to experience the odd-couple marriage of agricultural jubilee and carnival magic.
Aug 25, 2018 ● By Kerri Regan
FAST FACTS: • Exeter is home to about 10,500 people. • While the town is small, its location at the northern entrance to the Sequoia National Forest means that they get lots of visitors from all over the world. • Orange you glad you visited Exeter? Legend says the world’s sweetest oranges are grown here, and it’s known by some as the “citrus capital of the world.” • The town was named after Exeter, England – the native land of D.W. Parkhurst, who bought the land from an early settler.
Aug 25, 2018 ● By Jordan Venema
THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY is a diverse region rich in culture, food and geography, but also often maligned by an association with statistics that paint a bleaker, smoggier portrait.
Jul 26, 2018 ● By Enjoy Magazine
August 2018
Jul 26, 2018 ● By Kerri Regan
FAST FACTS: • This area was inhabited by the Tachi Yokut Indians for thousands of years. • Hanford was established shortly after railroad tracks were laid through a sheep camp in 1877. The city is named for railroad executive James Madison Hanford.
GREEKS FIRTS BEGAN immigrating to Fresno around the turn of the 20th century. At first, a handful of men came to America who then aspired to have their Greek wives join them.
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