Kristina Hacker
Editor at Turlock Journal
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
turlockjournal.com | Kristina Hacker
It’s the end of an era for the Turlock Journal. For the past 26 years, Scott Atherton has volunteered his time and expertise in curating the Journal’s “This Week in History” page that runs every Saturday. After a quarter of a century helping Journal readers connect with their collective history, Atherton will submit his final history page in July. Atherton, a founding member of the Turlock Historical Society, said his love of local history started at the Turlock Journal as a boy.
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3 weeks ago |
turlockjournal.com | Kristina Hacker
Families looking to beat the heat this summer season can cool off at the City of Turlock’s two aquatic playgrounds, or go for a dip in the newly renovated Columbia Pool. Turlock’s two aquatic playgrounds are located at 600 Columbia and 501 N. Broadway. The parks are open from noon to 7 p.m. seven days per week. Mobile aquatic chairs are available upon request by calling 209-668-5594 in advance.
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3 weeks ago |
turlockjournal.com | Joe Cortez |Kristina Hacker
BY JOE CORTEZ AND KRISTINA HACKER Turlock Journal The Turlock Journal recently sat down with Rep. Tom McClintock (R-El Dorado Hills) at his Modesto office to talk about the Republican-controlled Congress’ sweeping changes to the political and regulatory landscape. Below is Part 2 of that interview (Part 1 was published in the May 30 edition). TJ: Tell us about the Fix our Forests Act, and your Proven Forest Management Act that's included in it, and why it's important.
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3 weeks ago |
turlockjournal.com | Kristina Hacker
Knights Ferry Festival: The Knights Ferry Art & Music Festival will return for its third year of art-fueled revelry along the banks of the Stanislaus River from Friday through Sunday. This one-of-a-kind festival transforms the entire town of Knights Ferry into a living, breathing celebration of sound, color, and connection.
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4 weeks ago |
turlockjournal.com | Joe Cortez |Kristina Hacker
BY JOE CORTEZ AND KRISTINA HACKER Turlock JournalEditor's Note: This is part one of a two-part interview with Rep. Tom McClintock. Look in Wednesday's Journal - or online at turlockjournal.com - for part two of the interview. The Turlock Journal recently sat down with Rep. Tom McClintock (R-El Dorado Hills) at his Modesto office to talk about the Republican-controlled Congress’ sweeping changes to the political and regulatory landscape. TJ: Let's begin with The Big, Beautiful Bill. We know it's big.
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