Entries by The Ivanhoe Sol Editorial Team

Community Art Feature: Michael J. Semas’ Antique Image Collection of Ivanhoe

By Pedro Hernandez, The Ivanhoe Sol This issue’s Community Art Feature is the collection of Michael J. Semas. Michael is a local historian based in Hanford and collector of antique images that track the history of the San Joaquin Valley. Recently, he shared photos of agricultural development  in the early 1930s in Ivanhoe. His collection […]

Ivanhoe Sol Community Survey Results

By Olivia Henry, The Ivanhoe Sol IVANHOE, Calif. — As part of an effort to improve our community journalism, The Ivanhoe Sol newspaper team carried out a survey in-person and online during August. Here are the results of 22 surveys, which we will use to shape our stories in the coming months. Thank you to […]

Ivanhoe’s folklórico club celebrates 10 years

By Mayra Becerra and Olivia Henry IVANHOE, Calif. — Ivanhoe Elementary’s folklórico club is celebrating 10 years this fall. The anniversary is also a milestone for club founder Leticia Sandoval, who has led the group since she was hired. Sandoval danced growing up and knew she wanted folklórico to be a part of her service […]

Farmworkers’ voting rights march passes near Ivanhoe

By Mayra Becerra and Olivia Henry FARMERSVILLE, Calif. — Ivanhoe residents gathered in Farmersville on Sunday, Aug. 7 to cheer on marchers walking 355 miles in support of a bill that would change how agricultural workers choose their union representation. The marchers, who started in Delano on Aug. 3 and expect to reach Sacramento on […]

Dirt Bike Traffic Accident in Ivanhoe

By Esmeralda Garcia, The Ivanhoe Sol On July 1, 2022 around 1:30 PM two teenage adolescents were in a traffic accident involving dirt bikes. According to a report from the California Highway Patrol, the two boys crashed at the intersection of Avenue 327 and Road 158 in Ivanhoe California. Both teenagers were wearing helmets and […]

Community Spotlight : Jessica Parker

By Esmeralda Garcia, The Ivanhoe Sol Jessica Parker of Ivanhoe, Calif. is an inspiration to the community. She continues to accomplish many great feats despite a life of adversity. Recently,  Jessica was recognized for having a perfect 4.0  grade point average for both the spring and fall semesters of 2021 at College of the Sequoias. […]

Monkeypox: What it is and what you can do about it

  By Pedro Hernandez, The Ivanhoe Sol As of July, a new  virus called “Monkeypox” has been found in Tulare County. While cases have been minimal and while currently general risk is low, there remains a general need to keep Tulare County residents educated. Regarding Tulare County’s first case, Public Health Officer Karen Haught said, […]