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A memorial service in honor of Tehachapi Mayor Ed Grimes, who died Monday, has been scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 29, at the Tehachapi High School gym. A viewing will take place at 4 p.m. Monday, May 28, at Wood Family Funeral Service. Both services will be open to the public.
Looking for another local farm option that will sell organic food and is located really close to the city of Tehachapi? Brite Creek Farms is breaking ground and is slated to sell organic produce to the public in August.
Following the death of three-time Tehachapi Mayor Ed Grimes on Monday, social media was flooded with posts and comments remembering this leader and servant of the community.
Three-time Tehachapi Mayor Edward Clem Grimes, a champion of his beloved city who was known as “the Voice of the Warriors,” died Monday. He was 75.
Each week, Tehachapi News publishes a list of civic meetings to help the public get involved in local decisions.
Adventist Health Tehachapi Valley has named Misty Cantrell, a clinician and supervisor at the hospital, as its new patient care executive, according to an Adventist Health news release.
Various new water fixtures, toilets and sinks are going to be reality for facilities at Brite Lake, Central Park and Dye Natatorium very soon.
Sponsored by BHE Renewables and hosted by the Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Park District, this year's Run and Ride with the Wind was held at the Tehachapi Glider Port. Both a 5K run and duathlon were available Sunday morning.
NICA mountain bike race season is coming to a close, but not without a bang!
Local BMX riders competed at Bakersfield Metro BMX race track May 11 and 13.
A great teacher can make such a difference in a child's life. The Tehachapi Unified School District has been blessed with some remarkable teachers over the years, and one of the best, Sharon Weaver, is retiring when this school year ends in a few weeks and leaving the state for Idaho to spen…
Rick Scott took this photo in Stallion Springs of an American Elk (Cervus canadensis nelsonii) bull. These enormous charismatic animals have become a frequent presence in Stallion Springs, Bear Valley Springs, Hart Flat and other areas, and have even expanded their range into the Tehachapi V…
Tehachapi Community Theatre will hold its annual Drama Day Camp in July. Campers will have fun while learning the basics of acting for the theater.
As we continue to focus on our various city departments, I wou…
Corey Costelloe’s essay ("Rodeo demands respect for its herita…
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Encompassing more than 275 square miles with a population of more than 36,880 people according to the 2010 census, the Greater Tehachapi area includes the City of Tehachapi as well as a number of unincorporated communities and areas within the 93561 ZIP code.
People from all over California are moving to Tehachapi in search of a small-town feel, a high standard of living and the opportunity to live in "The Land of Four Seasons." The community welcomes visitors to stop and take a tour around downtown, enjoy the varied restaurants, stay for the fam…
The Tehachapi Visitor Center made its downtown debut two years ago, but the enthusiasm of its volunteers parallels the first day it opened.
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