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Memorial Hall gets some upgrades

By Esmeralda Garcia, Ivanhoe Sol  Ivanhoe’s Veterans Memorial Hall recently renovated half of its parking lot. The other half will also be renewed once temperatures are warmer according to Ray D. Phillipson, President of the Veteran’s Memorial District Board.  He says, “The plans are to get some basketball courts out here so the youth can […]

An update from the Ivanhoe Community Council

By Mayra Becerra, Ivanhoe Sol As the year closes we are excited to share what’s happening in December for our community. Toy Give Away December 17 will be a busy day in Ivanhoe. The Ivanhoe Community Council will be holding a Toy Give Away drive-thru event at the Veterans Memorial Building at 33209 Hawthorne Rd, […]

What’s going on in the orchards around Ivanhoe this winter?

A UC agricultural advisor explains the harvest cycle, soil amendments By Elizabeth Fichtner, Agricultural Advisor, UCCE Tulare County As the winter months arrive in the southern San Joaquin Valley, many nut growers are wrapping up their harvests and getting ready for the next growing season. With the end of almond, pistachio, and walnut harvest, the […]

Letter to the Editor: Juan Guerrero bids adieu to Visalia Unified

By Juan Guerrero Dear Visalia Unified School District residents and employees, I would like to extend my congratulations to Mr. Paul Belt on his election to the Visalia Unified Board of Education. I’d like to thank my family, especially my wife, Stella, for supporting me as I served as a school board member.

Principal’s Corner: Family Involvement at Ivanhoe Elementary

By Dr. Jesus Gonzalez, Ivanhoe K-8 Principal An important piece to a student’s success is the partnership forged between the school staff and families. The idea is that this partnership will focus its energy on supporting school initiatives and school structures that foster success for all students. Success being defined primarily as students feeling safe […]

Q&A: New manager of Valley Foods Badr Saleh

Saleh says he has big plans for the interior and exterior of Ivanhoe’s supermarket By Olivia Henry, Ivanhoe Sol Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? What does your life look like outside of work?  I grew up in Parlier, I live in Sanger. We’re a big family, and I have five kids. […]

2022 Mid-Term Election Overview

Low voter turnout with big consequences for local races By Pedro Hernandez, Ivanhoe Sol November’s mid-term elections presented Ivanhoe voters with several races from the local to federal level. With most races and vote tallies finalized, Tulare County has completed another round of elections with mixed results for Ivanhoe residents and the state at large. […]

Thank You For Another Year Of Support

By Pedro Hernandez, Ivanhoe Sol On behalf of the team at the Ivanhoe Sol, I’d like to offer a sincere thanks for supporting our team. In 2018 when the Sol was just a wild dream, I would have never thought we’d be in the position we’re currently in: completing our third year of publication and […]

Ivanhoe PUD candidate Solorio says he’s on the ballot by mistake

  By Olivia Henry, Ivanhoe Sol Solorio blames late paperwork, encourages voters to choose Barajas for Seat 5 On Nov. 8, Ivanhoe residents will cast their votes to choose who will fill Seat 5 on the Ivanhoe Public Utility District’s board of directors – but one of the candidates says he didn’t mean to be […]

Arte comunitario: Tortured Soul

Por el equipo Ivanhoe Sol  ¡Los residentes de Ivanhoe son artistas talentosos! Comparta cualquier obra de arte que desee publicar en el Sol enviando un correo electrónico a theivanhoesol@gmail.com Título: Tortured Soul Artista: Albert Becerra, @Dimeking321 (Instagram) Materiales: Bolígrafo