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Residents and visitors in Hanford Friday shared their anger, joy, sadness and fear at the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 ruling that gauranteed womens access

In a first-of-its-kind partnership for Hanford, the citys Parks and Community Services Department is partnering with the elementary school district to offer students a summer camp program that includes both

Hanfords Parks and Recreation Department has a lineup of summer activities for the whole family to enjoy starting this month. To join the fun, register at 321 N. Doughty St.,

After a couple of off years for the Easter bunny, things are starting to hop along. Churches, municipalities, fraternal organizations and service clubs throughout the region are springing forward with

After a couple of off years for the Easter bunny, things are starting to hop along. Churches, municipalities, fraternal organizations and service clubs throughout the region are springing forward with

Norman owned and operated an excavating/general contracting business until the age of 82. In the community, he was a volunteer fireman and served on the Board of Health for 40 years.

We've taken the time to explore 10 playgrounds in the Bangor area, and compile a list of where they are and what they have going for them.

HANFORD — Sunshine and warm weather set the perfect atmosphere at the Hanford Civic Center Park Friday as the community gathered to watch the instillation of a twenty-five foot, Aptos blue coastal redwood tree. The beautiful addition to Civic Center Park was planted as an early celebration in honor of the upcoming Arbor Day, April 30, and will serve as the towns official Christmas tree. Mayor, Francisco Ramirez proclaimed April 9 the official “Arbor Day” for Hanford and ann...

HANFORD — In an effort to increase safety at parks throughout the city, the city of Hanford decided to move forward on a first-of-its-kind program. In a unanimous vote, the Hanford City Council approved at its meeting Tuesday the implementation of a Park Resource Officer pilot program. Brad Albert, director of Parks and Community Services, presented the idea of the program to council. Albert said park safety data indicates the number of police calls for service at six of the city’s pa...