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Birding Burris Park in Kings County

Sep 27, 2018 ● By Enjoy Magazine

LOCATING SPOTS to bird watch in the vast San Joaquin Valley often takes creative effort. There are wildlife oases amongst the orchards and fields of grain, and Burris Park is one of them.

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44th Annual ClovisFest and Hot Air Balloon Fun Fly

Sep 27, 2018 ● By Jordan Venema

IF A DECADES-OLD FESTIVAL kept doing what it had always done, no one would blame its event organizer for resting on the laurels of the festival’s past successes.

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VISALIA, CALIFORNIA

Sep 27, 2018 ● By Kerri Regan

FAST FACTS: • During the Civil War, residents couldn’t decide which side they should be on, so they staged their own mini Civil War on Main Street.

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Hammer Tunes and Tires Festival in Friant

Sep 27, 2018 ● By Jordan Venema

IN 2015, Fresno State University instructor and avid bicyclist Edward Lund died doing what he loved: racing. The accident left ripples in the tight-knit cycling community, which responded within the year by creating a race in his honor.

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October 2018—Live It Up

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!

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History of the Tulare County Fair

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.

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Historic Visalia Walking Trail

Jul 26, 2018 ● By Jordan Venema

FOUNDED IN 1852 by Nathaniel Vise, who also gave the city its name, Visalia has a long, rich history that, as the first town established between Sacramento and Los Angeles, extends well beyond the Central Valley.

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HANFORD, CALIFORNIA

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.

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Balch Park Pack Station, A Hidden Jewel

Jun 28, 2018 ● By Jordan Venema

THERE ARE WOODS, and then there are backwoods; camping, and then backpacking; hiking, and then mountain climbing.

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REEDLEY, CALIFORNIA

Jun 28, 2018 ● By Kerri Regan

FAST FACTS: • Reedley is home to about 20,500 people and is known as the Fruit Basket of the World, as it leads the nation in shipping of fresh fruit. Top producers include stone fruit, nuts and vegetables.

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