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  • Be thankful anyway

    Mel Makaw, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    Thanksgiving is fast approaching and may be here by the time you read this, signaling a time of reflection and gratitude for all the many blessings we have in our lives. That may seem a little more difficult this year, especially considering the big picture, what with the United States still being so divided and all of us facing a rather unchartered and uncertain future. Things will get better, as some folks say, or they'll get worse as others say, but the thing about life is (as most of us can...

  • Board honors superintendent – chooses firm to find replacement

    Pat Doody, staff writer|Nov 23, 2024

    Following the announcement at the October TUSD School Board meeting by Superintendent Stacey Larson-Everson that she will be retiring at the end of the 2024 and before the end of the school year, the TUSD Board of Directors sent out a notice to executive search organizations asking them to submit proposals to the Board. At the Nov. 12 TUSD Board meeting, three companies had been selected to make presentations to the School Board. From the three presenting companies, the Board unanimously chose...

  • Great day at November Plane Crazy Saturday

    Cathy Hansen, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    Lots of people came out for Plane Crazy Saturday this month, even though it was colder and windy. It is so nice to see a number of aircraft on the ramp, including Dave Robbins Cessna 182. Dave works at Stratolaunch and pilots the chase plane, a Cessna Citation. We had a visitor from Germany, Joerg Schieber, who had sent an email to us in September asking if it would be possible to fly in a Cessna 150 while visiting Plane Crazy. We told him that we would try to find someone. He had earned his...

  • Thoughts on Tyson-Paul and why Netflix was the biggest loser

    Corey Costelloe, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    As someone who grew up watching professional boxing, and of course the likes of "Iron" Mike Tyson, I felt the need to weigh in on the events of Nov. 15, in which the former heavyweight champion came out of retirement at 58 years old to face a 27-year-old social media mogul and entrepreneur Jake Paul, who has fancied himself a fighter over the last several years. I'll start by giving both men a ton of credit, as annoying as Paul is to so many traditional fight fans, he is getting eyes back on...

  • Democrats encouraged to look forward

    Phyllis Belcher, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    "Charter Schools are targeting Kern County." Those were the first words Democrats heard from Greg Ardoin when he spoke at the November meeting of Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club. Ardoin is one of the co-founders of the Kern County Board of Education Improvement Coalition. He is passionate about ensuring that schools are safe, public and accountable. Ardoin went on to explain there are two types of charter schools. The dependent charters, like Valley Oaks in Tehachapi, are authorized by a...

  • Celebration of Life: Flay Alvin Clough, June 11, 1934 – October 30, 2024

    Nov 23, 2024

    Flay Alvin Clough passed away peacefully at his home on Oct. 30. Flay was born on June 11, 1934. He was 90 years old. Flay lived most of his life in Tehachapi. Flay married Juanita Louise Clough and they were married for 57 years. Juanita passed away in 2010 and Flay left Tehachapi to live closer to his daughters. Flay met and married Maggie Clough in 2012. They were married for 10 years and resided in Oklahoma where he enjoyed fishing as much as he could. Flay was a father to three children....

  • City to seek planning commissioner following resignation

    Pat Doody, staff writer|Nov 23, 2024

    It was announced at the November 12 Planning Commission meeting that long-time commissioner Charles White had submitted his resignation due to health concerns. As a result it fell to the City Council at their Nov. 18 meeting to vote to conduct a search for a new commissioner. The Council voted to advertise for a replacement. Applications will be brought to the Council at their Jan. 21 meeting. The new commissioner's term will expire on June 30, 2025. The Planning Commission reviews all plans...

  • Veterans Day Parade

    Nov 23, 2024

    On Nov. 11 the City of Tehachapi hosted the Veterans Day Parade....

  • Rotary Wine Pairing Dinner returns Jan. 25, 2025

    Linda Carhart, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    The Rotary Club of Tehachapi is excited to announce its annual Rotary Wine Pairing Dinner, to be held on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025, at 6 p.m. The event will take place at the recently renovated Old Moose Lodge, located at 123 W. F St. (corner of F and Curry Streets). This is an incredible evening of celebration, community, friendship and giving while enjoying wine and food. The cost for tickets is $125. A celebration of fine wines and culinary artistry This year's featured winery is Tlo Winery, a...

  • Thankful Blooms

    Laura Brubaker, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    It's Thanksgiving week, the season to be grateful. In just a few short days we will turn our attention and our thoughts to Christmas, and I am so excited (it's my favorite holiday and time of year!). But for now, let's stick with the thankful theme for just a bit longer. Here at Blooms, we are thankful for a great community, good neighbors, warm friends, friendly strangers and nature's beauty and wildlife. We have been blessed with all of that in our small town. We have been a part of Tehachapi...

  • Shop local at Gallery 'N' Gifts

    Gale Caldwell, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    Gallery 'N' Gifts has been a staple of Tehachapi's Historic Downtown Business District for 45 years. This gift boutique and fine arts gallery, run by Tehachapi Valley Arts Association, features the creations of local artists. You'll find a wide-variety of gifts for all ages made by artisans with a gift for quality workmanship. Fine art, potters, metal art, weavings, quilts, fashion accessories, jewelry, wood items, scented candles, bath/body products, sewing creations, tumbles, Tehachapi...

  • Markos D1 to teach beauty class on Dec. 7

    Markos D1|Nov 23, 2024

    Markos D1 attended the 25th annual Latin Grammys in a sparkling custom design. The singer and owner of the Markos D1 Salon in Tehachapi will be in town on Dec. 7 to share all his beauty secrets in a very special and educational beauty class. Markos, who has become a part of our community, is definitely a local talent to watch. Markos explains how important the community has been in impacting his career along with the support of the Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce, the City of Tehachapi...

  • Simply Perfect for the Holidays

    Simply Perfect Gifts and Decor|Nov 23, 2024

    Every year our Christmas transformation takes over more of the store, gets more elaborate and, in the end, spreads more joy. It is something we take a lot of pride in because we love to provide an experience. How many folks feel overwhelmed during the holidays shopping at crowded big box stores? How much of the spirit of giving is lost clicking through filter menus online shopping? How much connection is lost being just another transaction? We want the community to walk in and feel like they hav...

  • TehachaSleep: Tehachapi's go-to for quality furniture, mattresses

    TehachaSleep|Nov 23, 2024

    Exciting news for local residents: TehachaSleep, a brand-new furniture and mattress store, has opened its doors in the heart of Tehachapi, bringing an extensive range of stylish home furnishings and premium mattresses. Whether it's time for a living room refresh, a bedroom upgrade or finally getting the sleep you deserve, TehachaSleep is your one-stop shop for comfort, quality and value. Diverse selection and stylish comfort Located conveniently in Tehachapi, TehachaSleep offers a variety of...

  • Medicare's Annual Open Enrollment: Review your coverage before Dec. 7

    Amalia Chandley, Licensed Insurance Agent and Medicare Specialist, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    Medicare's Annual Open Enrollment period, running through Dec. 7, is your yearly opportunity to review your healthcare coverage. Even if your current plan seems to be working well, this year's enrollment is especially important due to upcoming changes that could impact your costs and coverage. Key change starting in 2025: Beginning in 2025, Medicare Part D plans will introduce a $2,000 annual cap on out-of-pocket expenses for covered prescription drugs. This long-awaited improvement will make...

  • Why Cashout Refinance?

    Laura Johnson|Nov 23, 2024

    A Cashout Refinance is a financial strategy that homeowners can utilize to tap into the equity they have built in their homes, providing an opportunity to reclaim financial freedom. By refinancing your existing mortgage, you can replace the current loan with a new one, borrowing more than the outstanding balance with the goal of receiving a lump sum of cash. A Cashout Refinance may be able to help you: 1. Consolidate high interest debts: Homeowners burdened with multiple high interest debts,...

  • Christmas Book Market, Craft Event at the Library

    Mark Fisher, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    To celebrate the Tehachapi Hometown Christmas, the Tehachapi Friends of the Library will be holding their Christmas Book Market and Craft Event. Books make great gifts for Christmas (or any other end of year holiday). To help you find these gifts, the Friends of the Library will be having a Christmas Book Market on Saturday, Dec. 7 from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Book Market will be inside the library with a selection of holiday, gift and children's books. In addition there will be some...

  • Consider yourself at home at Lionel Bart's 'Oliver!'

    Amy Webster, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    When you come to the BeeKay Theatre, home of Tehachapi Community Theatre Association, you'll be coming to see family. And, just like in any family, we each have something different we bring to the table. Remember the grandma in "Addams Family," played by Chris Morales? The one with the rats scurrying around in her hair? Well, she's back, and eccentric as ever! Did you happen to see "Murder on the Orient Express?" You'll get to see the director of that show, David Stenstrom, this time in the...

  • TPD launches Special Needs Emergency Information Form

    Nov 23, 2024

    The Tehachapi Police Department has introduced the Special Needs Emergency Information form to help officers provide the highest level of public safety to our citizens. The purpose of the form is to better serve individuals with special needs by giving TPD officers and dispatch access to crucial medical details when responding to emergencies or other interactions. The form is available in the lobby of the Tehachapi Police Department located at 220 W. C St. The form asks for details like medical/...

  • Errea House welcomes holiday visitors

    Phyllis Belcher, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    Hometown Christmas has become an anticipated event in Tehachapi, and the Errea House has become an important part of that holiday celebration. Tehachapi Heritage League (THL) operates the 125-year-old house at 311 S. Green St. It will be open on Dec. 7 from noon until 5 p.m. to welcome visitors with a warm place to enjoy spiced cider and gingerbread cookies. It will be a time to also gather around the player piano and sing holiday songs. The Museum, at 310 S. Green St., will be open from noon...

  • Christal Wheeler gives a 'Rotary Craft Talk'

    Susan Andreas-Bervel, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    At the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Tehachapi, the speaker was Tehachapi resident and Rotary member Christal Wheeler. Wheeler is a member of the Wood Family Funeral Service team, and she gave a presentation known as a "Rotary Craft Talk," in which a Rotarian shares their approach to the craft of living, including the stories and experiences that have shaped their life. Wheeler initially joined Wood Family Funeral Service team in 2019 as the event and wedding planner for the funeral...

  • Celebration of Life: Alvin James Aronson Jr., March 17, 1938 – November 2, 2024

    Nov 23, 2024

    Alvin J. Aronson Jr., 86, passed away in Tehachapi on Nov. 2, after a long-term illness. Alvin (Patrick) was born in Southern California on March 17, 1938. His parents, Alvin (Sr.) and Ina Mary Aronson lived in the San Gabriel Valley all of Patrick's childhood, finally settling in San Gabriel. Alvin graduated in the first class of newly minted San Gabriel High School in 1956. Soon after graduation, Patrick enlisted in the United States Navy, served four years and was honorably discharged in...

  • Tehachapi Lions Club Environmental 'Tree' Grant 2024

    Vicki Satalino, contributing writer|Nov 23, 2024

    The Tehachapi Lions Club received a $500 environmental grant from California Lions Foundation. This grant was given to the Tehachapi Unified School District. As a result, a 50-gallon sequoia tree was planted in front of Tehachapi High School. The sequoia tree is also known as the giant redwood. They can grow to be over 300 feet tall and have diameters of more than 30 feet near the ground. The sequoia trees lifespan can be more than 3,000 years. The Lions Club hopes the tree will be enjoyed for...

  • Meet Your New Neighbors

    Pat Doody, Welcome Hostess|Nov 23, 2024

    Sergio and Charisma Villanueva moved to Tehachapi in September from Antelope Acres near Palmdale where they had lived for the last six years. With them are their three children Monica, Titus and Silas. The three will soon be joined by Matthias when he enters the world. The couple have friends in Tehachapi and were attracted by the beauty and culture of the community here as well as its small town feel. Sergio was born in Guatamala but raised along with his brother in Los Angeles. He currently...

  • Healthy Hippie celebrates grand re-opening

    Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce.|Nov 23, 2024

    On Oct. 31, the new owners of the Healthy Hippie Trading Company celebrated Halloween with a special grand re-opening and ribbon cutting. Kimberly Durham Ashton and her husband Thorne Ashton recently took ownership of Healthy Hippie from previous owner Sarah Rose, and they celebrated in style. The event was a success with guests dressed up as hippies, live music provided by Highline, plenty of food, crafts, amazing products and even face painting. The shop will continue to host favorite events,...

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