There’s nothing like great appetizers to get your Christmas party started! You and your guests will enjoy these creamy appetizers – you, because they are ridiculously easy, and your guests...

By Joshua Cates

The last thing a teacher wants is a classroom full of students on sugar, which is probably why former Dinuba High School teacher Shelly Henderson waited until she retired to open...

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The ties to the Tulare Historical Museum go all the way back to high school for Executive Director/Curator Chris Harrell. “I’ve always been a big Olympic buff,” says the now 40 year old.

Before Lori Rice and her husband moved to Visalia nearly three years ago, they had already lived in the Bay Area, Kentucky, even Brazil – and that’s not counting their travels...

Marleny Angulo admits that she’s not a DIY kind of person, and she’s never really gotten into hobbies.

Vincenzo Ricchiuti first set foot on U.S. soil in 1914 after emigrating from his native Italy. He began planting figs and grapes, and years later, when his son Pat returned from...

HOPEFUL. With Thanksgiving almost upon us, we are reminded once again that there is so much for which to be thankful. And when we are thankful, we tend to be more hopeful.