Sometimes the spirit of man is amazing when called upon to perform feats that seem physically impossible. Such fortitude was displayed on Oct. 29, when a force of approximately 200 men and women, some with little or no construction experience,

Stella Hills School’s Rebecca Jones, Daniel Benitez and Alec Jauregut spent serious time sifting through sand for gold nuggets. Old River Elementary School fourth-graders Simon Longa and James Taasin tried their hands at building a split rail fence. If the

Seeing musicians dressed in formal attire playing instruments, other than guitars and drums, is a totally unexpected sight for most young children. As if that is not enough of a visual curiosity, toss in melodic, never before heard sounds produced

Wandering through "In This Land," the latest exhibit on display in the Kern County Museum’s main gallery, there is a sense that one is viewing a past that will eventually go away never to be seen again. "In This Land"

A $10,000 donation from the Bakersfield Breakfast Lions Club brought the Claude W. Richardson Child Development Centers Dream Playground for children with disabilities a step closer. The check was presented May 29 in an area where part of the playground