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Cuyama Valley exhibit shows history of American West; on display at Bakersfield Museum of Art
The Bakersfield Museum of Art has an exhibit on display right now called Cuyama Valley.
Created by photographer Noé Montes, the exhibit displays the epic drama of human history that is continuously in play.
CSUB to hold second Latinos on the Rise leadership conference
California State University, Bakersfield is holding its second male youth leadership conference, Latinos on the Rise, on Saturday, Sept.
Women’s & Girls’ Fund accepting letter of intent for 2020 grant cycle
The Women’s & Girls’ Fund is accepting letters of intent for its 2020 grant cycle.
WGF, a leadership initiative of Kern Community Foundation, is awarding up to $50,000 to Kern County education and training programs that serve local women or girls within the focus area of education and training.
One Book Project brings community together to understand diversity through literacy
During the months of September and October, One Book, One Bakersfield, One Kern invites the community to engage in reading, educational programming, and entertainment that focus on one central theme.
KHSD to present on student discipline, transfers, climate survey and more at community forum this month
The Kern High School District invites the community to its fifth community forum, regarding student behavior and school climate in the District.
CSUB to offer free immigration legal services to students
Cal State Bakersfield, along with 20 other CSU campuses, is providing free immigration legal services to students and university employees, the California State University announced Thursday.