T he most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious.” Albert Einstein’s words ring true for the beloved, ...

Book In The Woods”, guiding teenagers to produce their own “Zine” – a small self published magazine. Gisa Seeholzer, Wayne ...

Before kickoff, the school showed its pride with a spirited homecoming parade, tossing candy and waving to the crowd as the ...

This fair continues to draw a vast array of Kern County residents for end of summer fun. The Budweiser stage was glowing each ...

A full house of supporters, donors, well wishers, and animal lovers joined Shelter on the Hill’s (SOTH) 23rd Annual Wine and ...

The Artworks Community Gallery in Pine Mountain Club resounded with the sounds of laughter and applause at the Hoot Owl ...

Above: FMHS Principal Michael Vogenthaler gives a tour of the school during the collaborative meeting To see full stories ...

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Charlie Chaplin once said, “Nothing quite like it. The feeling of film.” In California, the home of the film industry, that feeling has drawn countless dreamers to the state. Pine Mountain Club (PMC) ...

The weather was perfect and the course pristine on Saturday, September 13, as the Kern Fire Safe Council (KFSC) hosted its ...

BAKERSFIELD, CA (Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2015 at 11:33 p.m.]—In part one of a five-part series called “The Counted,” British newspaper The Guardian notes: “Police in Kern County, California have killed more ...