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Arvin's Green Arts Festival on May 16 and 17 in Smothermon Park is the first of its kind in California....more» |
Congratulations to three California State University, Bakersfield business students that advanced to the final round of Loyola Marymount University's 11th annual National Intercollegiate Business Ethics Competition....more» |
May 15th marks the 19th Annual Dinner at the Derby at the Seven Oaks Country Club. Sponsored by Youth Connection, Inc....more» |
Celebrate California Living Museum's (CALM) 26th birthday on May 16 with a bash complete with entertaining presentations, games, face painting, give-a-ways, and activities....more» |
Fifty Kern County high school seniors will show off their collective all-star talents in the eighth annual U....more» |
Bakersfield Adventures for the Mind (BAM) rolls out an innovative preschool educational program called "Itty Bitty BAM Scientists....more» |
Mercy Hospitals of Bakersfield Southwest Campus recently opened an Orthopedic and Hand Center in order to continue meeting the community's healthcare needs....more» |
Spring blooms signal warmer temperatures, longer days, and houses full of kids. And as school days come to an end, children at home are far more tempted to pick up the remote, cell phone, or game controller instead of Treasure Island, Nancy Drew, or Black Beauty. But even though getting kids to unplug and sit down with a good book may seem like a losing battle, it's a hassle parents should take on. Creativity, critical thinking, and comprehension (just some of the skills a well-read child develops) are just too important to ignore. ...more» |
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