After Bakersfield College promised Arvin residents it would open a campus in 2021, BC officials told the community Tuesday it won’t finish the project for another few years.
Bakersfield High School senior Ja’Nell Gore talks about what she experiences in school as far and Black History Month and what she thinks could be done better.
In this segment of In the 661, Jack Becker of Bike Bakersfield talks about what they are doing in Arvin to improve health outcomes!
“South Kern Sol is a youth-led community news platform”
South Kern Sol will hold a press conference at the Brower Building’s Conference Room on Wednesday July 9, to introduce the inaugural issue of our community wellness print publication.
Courtesy of Cornerstone Theater
LAMONT– Last winter South Kern Sol staff interviewed adults, who as children came to Arvin during the Dustbowl.
Rockhill Farm founder Fernando Jara is selling fireworks for funding for the organic farm located in Arvin./ Photo by ANDRES GARCIA/South Kern Sol
BY CLARA BRUNO/South Kern Sol
BAKERSFIELD—It is time to celebrate Fourth of July and that means fireworks.
Arvin youth collect cigarette butts from DiGiorgio Park./ Photo by FABIAN GONZALEZ/South Kern Sol
By FABIAN GONZALEZ/South Kern Sol
ARVIN- During a clean up hosted by the Kern County Health Department at DiGiorgio Park in Arvin, Calif.
Diana Cisneros from Greenfield paints over graffiti./Photo by FABIAN GONZALEZ
By FABIAN GONZALEZ and ANDRES GARCIA/South Kern Sol
SOUTH KERN–The Building Healthy Communities Youth Group of South Kern is taking the initiative to improving their communities during Spring Break.
Jocelyn Lujan received ashes for Ash Wednesday/Photo by BERENICE SANCHEZ/South Kern Sol
By FABIAN GONZALEZ and BERENICE SANCHEZ/South Kern Sol
SOUTH KERN—Devotees of the catholic faith flocked to local catholic churches in South Kern to receive their ashes for Ash Wednesday.
Supervisor Karen Goh with her adviser Andy Stanley talks with youth./Photo by FABIAN GONZALEZ/South Kern Sol
By ANDRES GARCIA/South Kern Sol
Fifth District Supervisor Karen Goh met with constituents, who at times are forgotten- the youth.