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Out of hundreds of nominations, The Source LGBTQ+ Center in Visalia was recognized, earning the James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award.

The James Irvine Foundation recently announced the recipients of its 2024 Leadership Awards, honoring leaders and their organizations for their efforts in addressing critical issues impacting Californians.

VISALIA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Two local leaders in Visalia were rewarded with over $300,000 to help further their efforts to aid the community. Executive Director Brian Poth and Director of Development and Strategy Nick Vargas with The Source LGBTQ+ Center were announced as recipients of the 2024 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award. The award recognizes […]

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Visalia community members took to social media Thursday after the Fox Theater and the Source LGBT+ Center announced the cancellation of Scream Queens.

More than 100 people flooded a City Council meeting to voice support and opposition to a larger Planned Parenthood clinic.

Visalias oldest neighborhoods are getting a boost with new and prominent signs welcoming people to the citys historic district.

The Source LGBT+ Center will hold a grand opening celebration at 11 a.m. Saturday at the new location, 109 NW 2nd Ave.

The Tuesday meeting avoided the controversy and the protesters that similar discussions in Kingsburg and Fresno recently attracted.