Entries by The Ivanhoe Sol Editorial Team

Ivanhoe Community Council: Community Report

By Mayra Becerra, Ivanhoe Sol and Ivanhoe Community Council   For years, the Ivanhoe Community Council has met regularly to address many of the concerns raised from Ivanhoe residents. Their activities have ranged from advocating for more sidewalks to collaborating with Tulare County to apply for funds dedicated for projects within the community.    Drive […]

Middle school aged students can only receive Pfizer vaccine and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian

By Reggie Ellis, The Sun Gazette   TULARE COUNTY – Students with the potential to spread coronavirus faster than any other group, but are among the least likely to fall ill from it, are now eligible for the vaccine. Tulare County Public Health officials announced last Friday children ages 12-15, regardless of health conditions or […]

Gov. Gavin Newsom announces an expansion to his drought declaration to include a total of 41 out of 58 California counties

SACRAMENTO – California’s two dry winters have now culminated in a drought declaration from Gov. Newsom’s office. After initially declaring a drought for only two counties in the state, Newsom has significantly expanded his emergency drought proclamation which will include Tulare County. The proclamation will also include Klamath River and Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta counties where […]

Farmer Bobs World Grand Opening Provide Educational Opportunities for Tulare County ResidentsFarmer Bobs World Grand Opening Provide Educational Opportunities for Tulare County Residents

By Mayra Becerra, Ivanhoe Sol Local farmer shares citrus farm with the community Located near Ivanhoe along State Route 216 on Road 164, Farmer Bob’s World grand opening was a huge success. The man behind the dream, Bob McKellar was very welcoming.   The opening ceremony kicked off a great event. The event had scheduled tractor […]

“Peaceful View”

by Brenda Rivera Brenda Rivera recently entered an agriculture photo contest sponsored by Cal-West Rain. She asked friends and family along with community members to vote for her picture on Facebook. She received the most likes with 1,011 yet unfortunately was not chosen as the winner.   The picture she submitted is titled “peaceful view”. […]

Tulare County Turns Red

By Sun Gazette Staff    Last week, Tulare County officially moved into the less restrictive red tier for reopening secondary schools, gyms, movie theaters, and indoor dining at restaurants TULARE COUNTY – State officials announced March 16, that Tulare County is now within the lower substantial risk level—red tier of reopening under the Blueprint for […]