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  • 4th of July happenings in Bear Valley Springs

    The Loop staff|Jun 25, 2022

    There will be four days of Independence Day Celebration in Bear Valley Springs, a gated community in the Greater Tehachapi Area. The four days will be Friday, July 1; Saturday, July 2; Sunday, July 3; and Monday, July 4. The 30th Annual Independence Day Parade begins at 10 a.m. on the 4th. Hot air balloon rides are scheduled for July 2, 3 and 4 at 6:30 a.m. The Firecracker 5K Run will be on July 2 at 7:15 a.m. Craft and activity booths, food and exhibit booths will be available at Cub Lake on Ju...

  • Platinum Realty Group celebrates their Grand Opening

    Jun 25, 2022

    Platinum Realty Group was joined by members of the Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce and community members on June 8 to celebrate the grand opening of its office at 21000 Mission Street, Tehachapi. The distinctive building in Old Town was formerly a branch of Bank of the Sierra located at 21000 Mission St. "This marked a special day for Christy Rabe and her team as they celebrated their fourth anniversary of becoming the Platinum Realty Group," said Jeanette Pauer, chamber president....

  • Gallery 'N' Gifts July guest artist, Susan Neves

    Alejandra Whittier, contributing writer|Jun 25, 2022

    TVAA Gallery n' Gifts welcomes Susan Neves as our March Guest Artist. "You have a good eye!" is an expression Susan Neves often hears from people viewing her photography. Susan is passionate about defining that statement each time she picks up her camera to capture a fleeting moment with just the right light and a balanced composition. She believes it is her ability to look closely at life's landscapes and see that which is often overlooked by others. Her photography prints are the end result...

  • Meet Ryan Sillifant

    Pat Doody, staff writer|Jun 25, 2022

    One of the returning performers playing in Central Park on the 4th of July at 1 p.m. will be Ryan Sillifant. Ryan, who is proficient on guitar, drums, piano and bass, will be playing his guitar and singing, with blues and Americana being his primary stylings. A Tehachapi resident, Ryan graduated from Tehachapi High School in 2020. He is entirely self taught and has payed music since he was three years old. He said that his family is all about music and very supportive, adding that his father...

  • David Marion Trunkey June 21, 1947 – June 12, 2022

    Jun 25, 2022

    David Marion Trunkey passed away after suffering a massive stroke, on Sunday, June 12, just shy of his 75th birthday. He was at home in the care of his son Jonathan and wife Amy, his son Steven and David's wife, Tammi Easterday. He was born June 21, 1947, in Fort Collins, Colorado. He is the third of six children born to Roscoe and Mildred Trunkey. He had four brothers: Allen, Michael, Donald and Leonard; and his favorite and only sister, Rhonda Schneider. His first wife, Sandy Grantham blessed...

  • Yellow Starthistle

    Laurie Rude Betts, contributing writer|Jun 25, 2022

    A very obnoxious weed with a pretty name: Yellow Starthistle (YST). This scourge on the land of the western U.S. was discovered in the Tehachapi area and BVS in the early 1990s by Chuck McCollough (founder of Triassic Legacy Winery). In Northern California, yellow starthistle is out of control, wasting over 15 million acres of range and farm land. We do not want it to get any more out of control here. This very invasive weed is unpleasant, as it has sharp needles around each flower, which...

  • People like talking to you – take that as a compliment

    Scott Ware, contributing writer|Jun 25, 2022

    A very tall Walmart employee approached me at the self-checkout and said, “Has anyone ever walked up to you and discussed their religion with you?” “You mean, they want you to experience their religion – like, get saved – or their spirituality?” I asked. “Both, I guess. They just start sharing about it with me.” “I guess that’s nice.” “But why me? I don’t get it.” “Well, you seem very open. Perhaps you’re a ‘clearing’ for that kind of thing,” I replied, thinking the energy she puts out must...

  • Pride memories and a thank you

    Mel White-Mel Makaw, contributing writer|Jun 25, 2022

    As I mentioned before, and as you probably know from countless mentions on television and social media, the month of June is Pride Month. It's a month long focus on LGBTQ+ pride and history, but most of the big celebrations are traditionally held on the last Sunday of the month, to commemorate the Stonewall Uprising in 1969. A little history: In the early morning hours of June 28, 1969, police raided the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar on Christopher Street in New York City, as they had done countless...

  • TehachaPod podcasts

    City of Tehachapi|Jun 25, 2022

    Season 3, Episode 37 – Clare Scotti from Discover Tehachapi stops in to talk about the weekly entertainment and events at Tehachapi's breweries and wineries. Season 3, Episode 36 – Hamed Jones, the finance director for the City of Tehachapi, talks about the recently approved 33.3-million-dollar budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2022/23. He explains the sources of revenue and the expenditures. He also covers some looming cost increases from the County of Kern for fire department services for...

  • James Clinton Davies February 23, 1977 – June 15, 2022

    Jun 25, 2022

    James Clinton Davies, age 45, passed away on June 15, 2022, in a car accident near his home in Rosamond, CA. Clint was born in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada on February 23, 1977, to James Arthur Davies (née Philip Wayne Holm) and Dianne Margaret Deveau. Clint grew up in Thousand Oaks, CA. He could often be found running around with his friends, skateboarding, listening to music, playing video games, or reading encyclopedias learning about anything he could, particularly history...

  • What a lot to see

    Pat Gracey, contributing writer|Jun 25, 2022

    I miss driving but being a passenger has its perks, also. For myself, on recent trips, I could really examine the panorama. Even leaving Tehachapi, I notice a lot of things that have changed or disappeared completely. At any rate, it certainly helps awaken old memories. As one leaves the Tehachapi Mountains and gazes out on the Mojave Desert looking south, I see sights that are not new but still changed, forever. One change, sort of heartbreaking, is the loss of Mount Soledad to the strip...

  • Dye Natatorium opens for the Summer

    TVRPD|Jun 25, 2022

    The Dye Natatorium will be open from June 13 to August 6, 2022. Entry fee: $5 (cash only) Non-swimmers fee: $2 (cash only) 10-visit punch pass: $40 (cash only) Children 3 and under: free **Parent must be in pool with children 3 and under** The pool will be closed on July 4 in observance of Independence Day. Schedule is subject to change. Recreational Swim Days & Times: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 1-5 p.m. Lap Swim Ages: 16+ Days & Times: Monday-Friday, 5-7 a.m. Shallow Water Aerobics...

  • Deleting your phone's recordings of you, shutting down Windows

    Greg Cunningham, owner of Tech-hachapi|Jun 25, 2022

    If you use Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri, or Google Assistant, your phone usually keeps and shares your voice recordings. As a result, there can be some pretty personal stuff in your requests to your assistant. Unfortunately, big tech companies have a checkered past about protecting and using our data responsibly. Here's how to delete the recordings on your phone and turn off your assistant if you don't want to use it or her. Siri Apple claims it randomizes all data collected by Siri, doesn't con...

  • AltaOne Federal Credit Union opens new branch in Tehachapi

    Jun 25, 2022

    AltaOne Federal Credit Union has opened a new branch at 665 Tucker Road, Tehachapi. The express branch at Albertsons will also remain open. The Tehachapi Tucker Road Branch offers a full array of business and personal banking and lending, including safe deposit boxes. A drive-up teller and an ATM are expected to be installed in the coming months. The branch is decorated in AltaOne's brand colors of red, white and blue, with a feature wall image of the famous Tehachapi Loop railroad helix. The...

  • Cheers to Charity – a party with a purpose!

    Jun 25, 2022

    Planning for the community fundraiser, Cheers to Charity (C2C), is running full speed ahead. Sponsors are in place, Aviator Park is reserved, beer is brewed, food is ordered, and the wine list is impressive! “We have already sold more tickets to date, than ever before. People are looking for ways to get out and give back – C2C is a fantastic way to do both,” said Social Media coordinator Becca Dillenbeck. C2C is an outdoor fundraising event. 2022 marks the eighth year. The team works hard to de...

  • Safely using a portable car jump starter

    Jun 25, 2022

    Using a jump box is safe in most circumstances, although it is possible to damage both your car and yourself. If you connect everything the right way and take all the necessary precautions, there is little to worry about. Two main dangers commonly associated with jump-starting a car are damaging delicate components in the electrical system and blowing up the battery. These situations can result from crossing the positive and negative cables or shorting them out by touching the positive and...

  • VBS 2022 at Country Oaks

    Jun 25, 2022

    Children ages 4-12 are invited to join us at Country Oaks Baptist Church for Vacation Bible School. VBS takes place July 18-22 from 9 a.m. to noon. We’ll have crafts, music, lessons, games and fun drama productions. This year we’ll take off on an adventure to the land down under with Zoomerang by Answers in Genesis. Join us for fun and teaching that connects the Bible to the world around us and gives kids a better understanding of our Creator, the inherent value of the life He’s given us, and t...

  • Golden Hills Nature Preserve

    Sarah Rose, contributing writer|Jun 11, 2022

    Over the past month or so, there has been a plethora of people on foot in the downtown area of Tehachapi. These folks with tanned, strong legs, often wearing backpacks that seem to weigh more than they do, are Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) hikers. They are in town to rest, refuel and recharge before getting back on the trail. In hiker lingo these are called "zero" days: a day where they are not gaining any mileage to the end the trail which is still over 2,000 miles away at the Canadian border. Not...

  • KOI Broad-spectrum CBD Oil

    Jun 11, 2022

    CBD Broad-spectrum THC free products are a great choice for those interested in taking CBD without traces of THC. This is similar to Full-spectrum CBD's "entourage effect" in which you reap the benefits the whole hemp plant has to offer. Broad-spectrum CBD contains all the naturally occurring component of the hemp plant with the exception of THC. If you're looking to avoid trace amount of THC and still enjoy the not so secret perks of the Hemp Plant, look no further than Broad -Spectrum CBD...

  • CBD Dependable Solutions celebrates their Grand Opening

    Jun 11, 2022

    Due to COVID, after some being open for a year or more, several businesses are just now doing their ribbon cutting. This is the case for CBD Dependable Solutions which opened in May 2021. Owner Shawna Espinoza was joined by her family, the Tehachapi Chamber and community members to cut the ribbon on May 26, 2022. Welcome to CBD Dependable Solutions, located at 1121 W. Valley Blvd., Ste. G., Tehachapi....

  • Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce luncheon, June 21

    Jun 11, 2022

    Join the Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Tuesday, June 21, at noon (we suggest you arrive at 11:45 a.m. for networking opportunities). The luncheon takes place at Big Papa's, 1001 W. Tehachapi Blvd., C200. Our guest speaker will be Kevin Rohrer, Chief Strategic Communications at Armstrong Flight Research Center, NASA. Rohrer is the also the director of the Aerospace Valley Air Show. He will give a presentation on aviation and aerospace at NASA and Edwards AFB. The cost is $20...

  • Miracle on the Mountain banquet for women in recovery

    Tanya Joham, staff writer|Jun 11, 2022

    The Sisterhood of the Crooked Crown (SOCC) is a local nonprofit, fiscally sponsored by the United Way of Kern County. Their mission is to bring hope to women in recovery. The organization is currently comprised of a board of dedicated women, headed by President Liz Hartgrove. Hartgrove explained the main value the SOCC is to promote a practice of women supporting women. "We're here to straighten another woman's crown without telling the world that it was crooked," she said. Before moving to...

  • New City budget and Dennison Rd. upgrades approved

    Pat Doody, staff writer|Jun 11, 2022

    In a two-hour budget meeting held on June 6, the Tehachapi City Council approved a balanced $33.3 million budget for the City of Tehachapi for 2022/23, they also approved preliminary budgets for the years 2023/24 through 2026/27. At the regular Council meeting that followed the budget meeting, the City Council approved an agreement with CalTrans that is necessary for work to begin on the engineering phase of plans to construct new curb, gutter and sidewalk on Dennison Road between Tehachapi...

  • Tehachapi's Memorial Day Parade

    Jun 11, 2022

    The Tehachapi American Legion Post 221, TVRPD and the City of Tehachapi hosted the Memorial Day Parade and Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 30. The community came out to Downtown Tehachapi to watch the parade and followed it to Central Park for the Memorial Day Ceremony....

  • Mountain Bowling update

    Mark La Ciura, contributing writer|Jun 11, 2022

    A quick update on the family entertainment center that's being constructed in Old Town Tehachapi. According to owner Kenny Harrison's family members, things are moving along nicely and they are hoping to have the place open for customers in September. The 31,500-square-foot building will include Mountain Bowling (a 16-lane bowling alley), Tehachapi Mountain Brewing Co. and P-Dubs Brew Pub. P-Dubs will have a built-in, wood-fire pizza oven. I also noticed a new warehouse being built just down...

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