Entries by The Ivanhoe Sol Editorial Team

Community Clean Up Coming In October

Every year, the Ivanhoe Community Council and interested neighbors join for a day of community clean up activities. There will be a clean-up day planned for the end of October but social distancing and facemasks will be required. Details will be available on the Ivanhoe Community Council and Ivanhoe Sol Facebook Pages. (Ivanhoe Community Council […]

Community Art Feature

Title: Spawn Medium: Black Ink Pen Artist: Jose Becerra Age: 16 The Ivanhoe Sol’s “community Art Feature” is a section in our newsletter that will highlight art from the community. This section is not limited to visual arts. If you have a written piece, lyrics, or other creative art please submit it to theivanhoesol@gmail.com and […]

District 4 Supervisor Eddie Valero says statewide orders do not go far enough to protect county’s most vulnerable residents

By Reggie Ellis TULARE COUNTY – Tulare County has not moved forward on a request to pass a local eviction moratorium saying that three recent statewide orders have already done the job for them. But one county supervisor says the Governor’s office and court system’s orders have not gone far enough.

Community Art Piece

Untitled  Artist:  Onnalisa Rivas Pencil    The Ivanhoe SOl’  “Community Art Feature will continue to highlight art from local artists in the community. Your project is not limited to drawn art. If you have a written piece, lyrics, or anything you believed should be shared, please submit your art to theivanhoesol@gmail.com and we will do […]

County says first of three improvement projects will begin with crosswalk, flashing beacon at intersection of Avenue 328 and Road 159

By Reggie Ellis Besides people, there are certain concrete requirements for a place on a map to be considered a community. Children need a school. Families need homes. People of all ages need a public place to gather. And people need to feel safe there and all of the spaces in between. A big part […]