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Shelly Castaneda

There’s so much to love about our town. From Rio Bravo to Rosedale, each neighborhood has its supporters.

      It is hard to imagine a more improbable Cinderella story than the Arvin High School Constitution team, which owes much of its appearances in recent years at the state

     Walk in the door and kids immediately know they’re in a positive place.

While Bakersfield is a community of giving people, but these four stand out as leaders of Rotary clubs around town.

     The arrival of spring in a few weeks brings with it more than just the hope for blossoms and better weather.

 Made up of two Bakersfield natives and two longtime residents, the Food Dudes are four friends with a simple mission: to find the best food and drink the Central Valley has to offer.

     We all know that newspapers go in the paper bin, soda cans go in the aluminum bin and water bottles go in the plastic bin, but where do oil, batteries and paint products go

     For the assistant manager, owner of the Pro Shop and director of junior activities at the Racquet Club, a simple 40-hour workweek is out of the question.

     There are few families in the annals of Kern County that can match the entrepreneurial spirit and high drama of the pioneering Tevis family.