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  • TVRPD recognizes Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce

    Pat Doody, staff writer|Sep 28, 2024

    Members from the Board of Directors of the Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce accepted a Certificate of Recognition from TVRPD Board President Mariann Paciullo (right) at the September TVRPD Board meeting, recognizing the Chamber's many contributions to the District. From left are Mitchell Abrego, Kristy Vasquez, John Knight and Julia Pence....

  • Rotary activities focus on service to youth

    Susan Andreas-Bervel, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    At the Sept. 12, meeting of the Rotary Club of Tehachapi, the club was treated to a presentation from Judy Trujillo, Youth Services chairperson, regarding the programs the Rotary Club sponsors for local students of all ages. Youth Services is an important focus for the Tehachapi Rotary Club, and approximately two-thirds of the annual budget is dedicated to projects that benefit the children of the community. As a career high school educator, Judy has a special passion for Interact, which stands...

  • TVRPD announce winners of Fit and Fun Under the Sun challenge

    Pat Doody, staff writer|Sep 28, 2024

    At the Sept. 17 meeting of Tehachapi Valley Recreation and Park District Board of Directors, Recreation Director Sarai Diaz presented ribbons to the winners of the Fit and Fun Under the Sun Challenge. Team winners were: 1. Doll-Fins - 7,550 miles, 2. Tehachapi Hotties - 7,178 miles, 3. Limit Breakers - 5,703 miles. Cycling winners were: 1. Phil Richmond - 1,157 miles, 2. Daniel Epperson - 1,023 miles, 3. Tracy Jones - 968 miles, 4. Stu Mac - 957 miles, 5. George R. - 839 miles. Swimming winners...

  • The little patch with a big story to tell

    Claudia Baker, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    Stem cells are the foundation of our body's repair system, versatile cells with the ability to transform into various specialized cell types essential for maintaining our health. However, as we age, the regenerative power of these cells wanes, hampered by genetic factors, environmental stressors and lifestyle choices. At the age of 20, we are endowed with an impressive one billion stem cells. Yet, as the years pass, this reservoir dwindles dramatically: • By age 30: a 60% decline to 400 m...

  • Kern Community Foundation awards grant to Tehachapi Valley Horse Rescue for Borel fire relief

    Kern Community Foundation|Sep 28, 2024

    Kern Community Foundation has awarded a $3,000 grant to Tehachapi Valley Horse Rescue to support fire relief efforts. Established in 2019, Tehachapi Valley Horse Rescue is dedicated to the welfare and care of equines. Tehachapi Valley Horse Rescue was gifted 500 3-string oat hay bales to share with those impacted by the fire, helping them care for their animals. This grant will cover the transportation costs of feed. For those affected by the fire and interested in receiving hay, please contact...

  • Candidate Paul Ricchiazzi for BVCSD Board of Directors

    Paul Ricchiazzi|Sep 28, 2024

    I am Paul Ricchiazzi, and I am seeking a position on the BVSCSD Board of Directors. My educational background and professional career have shaped me into a strategic thinker, dedicated public servant and committed member of Bear Valley Springs. My experience in project management, law enforcement and senior care management has equipped me with diverse skills, including critical decision-making, risk management and resource optimization. As a police officer for both the Los Angeles and Bear Valle...

  • Remember, it's also about you

    Jason Wheeler, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    When we lose a loved one, we often want to make sure that our final farewells encompass all that they were and all that they loved. We feel pressed to make sure that everything they wanted is brought to the service, memorial or celebration of life. We forget that we, too, are a part of this farewell. It is important to remember that these events are not only to honor those who have passed, but to bring some level of closure within ourselves. Under the pressure of making sure that everything is...

  • Your perfect sleep is a click away

    TehachaSleep|Sep 28, 2024

    Health benefits beyond better sleep Many health conditions can keep you from getting a good night's sleep, like acid reflux, restless leg syndrome, sleep apnea, sciatica or back pain. Nectar's Classic Adjustable Bed Frame allows you to independently adjust your head and leg elevation. If you suffer from any ailment where it's better to sleep in an elevated position, this frame is your perfect match. Sleeping with your legs elevated can also help improve blood circulation. Relieve pressure with...

  • Karl's Hardware has you covered

    Aleshia Ripoli-Culpepper, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    It's almost that time of year again. You know the time, when we here in Tehachapi get five minutes of fall, then before we know it, winter is here. Karl's Hardware wants you to know that we have you covered! Karl's Hardware is fully stocked up on wood pellets as well as other essential winter items. Our customers who own pellet stoves are well aware that once the cold sets in, or there is a storm on the horizon, wood pellets can become scarce and hard to find. We always suggest being prepared...

  • Warrior Pantry seeking donations

    Susan Andreas-Bervel, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    As anyone who has raised teenagers knows, they love being with their friends, and it seems like they are always hungry! Keeping teenagers fed can be a challenge for any family under normal circumstances, but for families facing food insecurities, the challenge can be almost overwhelming, especially with rising food costs and uncertain economic situations. To help support local students at Tehachapi High School, the Rotary Club of Tehachapi sponsors the Warrior Pantry, a food pantry located at...

  • AV EDGE announces comprehensive interactive tool now available to public

    AV EDGE|Sep 28, 2024

    The primary goal of the Antelope Valley Economic Development and Growth Enterprise (AV EDGE) is to showcase the Antelope Valley region's investment benefits and economic opportunities to a wide array of industries and businesses. As part of our unwavering commitment to facilitating business growth within the 3,000-square-mile Antelope Valley region, AV EDGE is excited to announce the addition of ZoomProspector, a comprehensive online site selector tool that is now available to the general...

  • Prioritizing Tehachapi, local DMV services that put customers first

    Clare Scotti, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    When it comes to vehicle registration needs in Tehachapi, one business stands out with its efficiency and customer-based model of service: 1st Priority Vehicle Registration Service. Celebrating its Grand Opening on March 14, 2018, this dedicated local service has become an integral part of the Old Town area, located conveniently at 20725 South St., Ste. 12. Owned by Mitchel Abrego, 1st Priority Vehicle Registration Service is not just a DMV registration office, it's a hub of automotive...

  • New project updates approved by Council

    Pat Doody, staff writer|Sep 28, 2024

    Following the Aug. 12 approval by the Tehachapi Planning Commission, the new AT&T cell tower came before the City Council on Sept. 16. The Council approved an agreement between the city and a New Cingular Wireless PCS (AT&T) that would permit a 38-foot cell tower to be placed at the area commonly known as the Rock Pile at Tehachapi Airport. The five-year lease will bring the city about $36,000 yearly with an annual increase of 3%. The new tower should greatly improve AT&T service in Downtown...

  • Tehachapi Warriors Booster Club allocates over $18,000 to winter sports

    Tehachapi Warriors Booster Club|Sep 28, 2024

    Following successful membership and corporate sponsorship efforts which raised over $50,000 for local student-athletes, the Tehachapi Warriors Booster Club would like to announce two of the latest purchases to assist teams at Tehachapi High School. At their general membership meeting on Sept. 11, the board of directors unanimously approved an agreement with Net World Sports Ltd. of Wrexham, Wales for the $14,000 purchase of two team shelters for the Tehachapi High School boys and girls soccer...

  • Local author uses memoir to help others

    Susan Andreas-Bervel, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    The Rotary Club of Tehachapi welcomed Kathleen Kline, a local Tehachapi resident, to speak about her recently released a memoir, "My Life in the Dark: A Marriage Built on Lies." Kathleen has lived in Tehachapi periodically since 1989 and, in her words, "has taken what life has thrown at me and turned it into something that helps others." She is a familiar face in the local community, as she has written for the Tehachapi News and volunteers with the Tehachapi Mountain Search and Rescue group....

  • Apple Drop tickets on sale now!

    Susan Andreas-Bervel, contributing writer|Sep 28, 2024

    The Apple Drop is a fun activity that takes place during the Tehachapi Apple Festival on Oct. 12-13, in Downtown Tehachapi. On Sunday, Oct. 13 at 4 p.m., a large bin containing 1,000 squishy foam apples will be hoisted up in the air, and then dumped onto a huge target in the street. It is quite a sight to see, and when the apples finish bouncing, the apples landing closest to the bullseye on the target win some wonderful prizes! For just $10, you can purchase a ticket that will secure your...

  • Simply Perfect transforms into a cozy haven for fall-themed treasures

    Simply Perfect Gifts and Decor|Sep 14, 2024

    As summer comes to an end and there is a slight chill in the air, we begin to look forward to the bright autumn colors and the events that bring families together. At this time of year, Simply Perfect transforms into a cozy haven for fall-themed treasures. Among the vibrant orange pumpkins, you can find harvest water globes, festive table runners, cozy candles and fun kitchen accessories. The shop is brimming with items that evoke the spirit of the season. Whether you're looking to create a...

  • First Class Window Tinting, our mission and vision

    First Class Window Tinting|Sep 14, 2024

    Our mission: "To provide superior window tinting services that enhance the comfort, privacy and energy efficiency of our customers' vehicles, homes and businesses, while delivering exceptional customer service and maintaining the highest standards of quality and professionalism." Our vision: "To be the leading provider of window tinting solutions, recognized for our commitment to innovation, customer satisfaction and environmental sustainability, and to continuously set new standards in the...

  • Fall into savings at ACE Hardware: your one-stop shop for Autumn essentials

    Maranatha ACE Hardware|Sep 14, 2024

    As the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp, it's time to embrace all the joys that fall brings. Whether you're sprucing up your home for the season, tackling outdoor projects or getting ready for holiday gatherings, Maranatha ACE Hardware has everything you need to make the most of autumn. Transform your home into a cozy haven Fall is the perfect season to refresh your home decor. At Maranatha ACE Hardware, we offer a wide-range of hardware, tools and supplies that will make your home...

  • Tehachapi Amateur Radio Association to be recognized

    Tehachapi Amateur Radio Association|Sep 14, 2024

    Tehachapi Amateur Radio Association will be recognized by City of Tehachapi and Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce on Monday, Sept. 16, 5:30 p.m., at Tehachapi Police Department, 220 W. C St. The City of Tehachapi will recognize the exceptional efforts of various community groups who played a pivotal role in the success of the recent Tehachapi Mountain Festival. Among the honored groups, the Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce will acknowledge the Tehachapi Amateur Radio Association (TARA)...

  • Hometown Christmas planning meeting, Sept. 17

    Sep 14, 2024

    The City of Tehachapi is hosting two preliminary Hometown Christmas planning meetings on Tuesday, Sept. 17 at noon and at 6 p.m. at the Tehachapi Police Department Community Room, located at 220 W. C St. All community members interested in participating in or sharing their ideas for the 2024 Tehachapi Hometown Christmas event are invited to attend. Members of the City of Tehachapi Community Engagement Department will lead the discussion on the preliminary plans for this year's event and will pro...

  • KCSOS announces plans to open STEAM Learning Center in early 2025

    Kern County Superintendent of Schools|Sep 14, 2024

    The Kern County Superintendent of Schools (KCSOS), in partnership with Chevron, announced its plans for The STEAM Yard, a first-of-its-kind educational center dedicated to fostering student growth through an innovative, student-centered approach. The STEAM Yard will be located at KCSOS's Learning Center, 2020 K St., Bakersfield, and is expected to open in early 2025 after improvements to the facility are completed. To make way for The STEAM Yard, KCSOS will temporarily close its Materials Lab -...

  • Revolutionizing skincare in Kern County: The science behind Tonics Medspa

    Amy Horney, RN, contributing writer|Sep 14, 2024

    Tonics Medspa is redefining skincare with a unique blend of science, technology and personalized care. Founded by an experienced Registered Nurse, the medspa is leading the way in advanced skincare treatments that not only enhance appearance, but also promote long-term skin health. At the core of Tonics Medspa's approach is a commitment to harnessing the latest advancements in medical aesthetics. The medspa's exclusive skincare line is specially formulated with cutting-edge ingredients like...

  • Wounded Heroes Fund provides support to local veterans

    Susan Andreas-Bervel, contributing writer|Sep 14, 2024

    At the Sept. 5 meeting of the Rotary Club of Tehachapi, the club listened to a presentation from Wendy Porter and Jeff Magdalena, from the Wounded Heroes Fund in Bakersfield. The Wounded Heroes Fund (WHF) is a service organization for veterans and their families to support them in accessing resources and facilitating healthy transitions to civilian life. In early 2009, Wendy Porter and her husband Mike invited a handful of close friends to dinner. Around their dining room table, Mike and Wendy...

  • Century Draperies servicing Tehachapi, surrounding areas

    Century Draperies|Aug 31, 2024

    Century Draperies in Palmdale, California, stands out as a premier destination for homeowners seeking exceptional window treatments. With a reputation built on quality, variety, personalized service and 51 years of experience, Century Draperies has established itself as a trusted name in the window covering industry. A wide-range of products: Century Draperies offers an extensive selection of window coverings to suit every style and need. Whether you're looking for classic draperies, elegant...

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