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The Tehachapi Warrior Boosters would like to formally invite all Tehachapi residents who have not purchased a ticket for the upcoming reverse-drawing auction to attend the event set for this Saturday, April 22.The evening should be fun-filled with festivities that include a tri-tip barbeque by the Snyder family, a live band, dancing and a long list of prizes that can potentially be won by all those who attend.Many businesses have offered their time and donations and even more have already secured tickets for the event, which the fundraiser committee is very grateful for.“There have been a lot of businesses that have really stepped up and gave above-and-beyond for this event,” said co-event coordinator Pam Booth. “We just can’t thank enough all of the companies that have offered to donate their time, money and product to make this upcoming evening a reality.”The planning committee also wanted to give a special thank you to their gold sponsors, Cal...
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