Mooney merchants can breathe a collective sigh of relief as Caltrans is reasonably certain that additional funding for the Mooney Boulevard widening project has been secured.

The search is finally over!  After more than six months of searching, I am proud to announce Glenn Morris as the newly-appointed President/CEO of the Visalia Chamber of Commerce.

Explore two of Europe’s most beautiful, yet undiscovered, destinations – Croatia and Slovenia in this nine-day tour by Collette Vacations (CST# 200676-20).  Tour dates are October 13–21 at a cost of $2,574 per person with an optional Venice excursion (additional $150) on day seven of the tour.  If you’ve never seen Europe, don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity!

The Sequoia Regional Leadership Class of 2008/2009 explores the challenges and opportunities affecting education and citizen involvement in Tulare County.

Confronted with one of the greatest economic downturns our Valley has ever seen, many local businesses are confronted with downsizing, or even the possibility closing their doors.  Faced with reduced income or job loss, individuals are in great need of assistance.

Backups are an essential part of your IT strategy, even if you just have a single computer at your home office. Changes in technology have opened up new options for backup.

The need for blood in the Central California area is up by as much as 30%, and more new and repeat donors are required to fulfill this demand.

Although a recent labor-backed abatement bill failed to make it through the legislature this year, the chief of the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), Len Welsh, has said that DOSH will address some of the concerns in the legislation.

Chronic sufferers of sinusitis will soon be offered a minimally invasive and safe alternative surgical treatment in Tulare County.

If you listen to the media, jobs are disappearing at an increasing rate. Thousands upon thousands of jobs are being downsized or sent offshore, and the people who held them have been laid off. Have you heard of any of the unemployed who have starved to death? Of course not, or the popular media would have been all over the stories.