Noah Lopez News Today

The first of three days of girls and boys state wrestling tournaments took place Thursday at Denver's Ball Arena. An impressive 56 local boys and five local girls picked up opening round wins.

Their dreams of playing for a state title were dashed as they were clipped by Wasco High 7-6

The Highlanders lost a hard-fought game against the Gauchos.

Students part of the Rolling Baristas program are learning to improve their social skills.

SB 88, or the State Water Resource Control Board’s water measurement regulations moved its deadline from April and July up to February 1. The California Cattlemen Association’s podcast the Sorting Pen included some information on that. Here is a clip from that podcast of Noah Lopez with the Rancher Technical Assistance Program.

SB 88, or the State Water Resource Control Board’s water measurement regulations moved its deadline from April and July up to February 1. The California Cattlemen Association’s podcast the Sorting Pen included some information on that. Here is a clip from that podcast of Noah Lopez with the Rancher Technical Assistance Program.

West Texas A&M (WT) and local high school students competed Monday to see which teams could build a working catapult to launch pumpkins to a target.

The event highlights high school marching bands, drill teams and color guards.

Welcome back and thanks for joining us again for part two of my conversation with California Cattlemen’s Foundation’s Noah Lopez with the Rancher Technical Assistance Program, who spoke with me at the San Luis Obispo County Cattlemen’s Association April Meeting.

UCCE Research and Workshops in San Benito, Monterey, and Santa Cruz Counties