Kern Sol News
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Delano local puts spotlight on the community through sports media
By Luis-Angel Gonzalez
Despite high school sports garnering a wide audience, smaller agriculture-based communities like Kern County tend to be underrepresented.
Empowering McFarland: the need for more martial arts opportunities in the community
By: Hugo Sanchez
In McFarland, there are few opportunities for people to learn martial arts. The only option for combat sports and martial arts is wrestling, but there could be more martial arts for people to learn.
Public comment period opens for carbon injection wells plan
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is providing an opportunity for the public to comment on its proposal to issue four underground injection permits for Carbon TerraVault to construct and operate injection wells for geologic sequestration of carbon dioxide.
Kern Sol News is hiring: Taft Staff Reporter
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Local resident in the Kern County area in the role of writing articles for the Kern Sol News program.
Kern Sol News is hiring: Arvin/Lamont Staff Reporter
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Local resident in the Kern County area in the role of writing articles for the Kern Sol News program.
Kern Sol News is hiring: Bakersfield Staff Reporter
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Local resident in the Kern County area in the role of writing articles for the Kern Sol News program.
Kern Sol News is hiring: Delano Staff Reporter
JOB DESCRIPTION
Local resident in the Kern County area in the role of writing articles for the Kern Sol News program.
Sol on the Street: What makes life beautiful?
Sometimes it can be easy to get caught in the stress of life and forget the beautiful things.
Kern County resources that can be used to stay cool
While various cities throughout Kern County continue to experience triple-digit temperatures, it becomes increasingly important for individuals to remain cool and safe during the extreme heat.
Op-Ed: A call to KCCD leaders ‘do not allow such hateful rhetoric and actions to continue’
Op-Ed by: BC Professor, Paula L. Parks Ph.D
As seven African American students walked into a committee meeting at Bakersfield College, there were murmurs, frowns, and hostile stares.