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26 Miles with Kevin: Madera Museum
MADERA, Calif. (FOX26) — Discover a place where history comes alive. The Madera County Museum invites you to explore the rich heritage and stories of Madera County in a historic setting. Our journey began in a magnificent granite building constructed in 1900, originally designed to house Madera County offices...
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Safety First: L.J. Williams Theater to Remove Asbestos
Redwood starts the new school year off with the L.J. Theater closed down for an abatement. L.J. Williams Theater, located on West Main Street, has been closed since mid-August for hazardous material abatement, with plans to reopen this October. Since August 10th, 2026, the beloved L.J. Williams Theater has been...
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Fresno, CA: Campus Pointe Movie Theater Now Open
The Galaxy Fresno in Fresno, California is now open to the public. Located east of Fresno State's campus in The Square at Campus Pointe shopping center on East Campus Pointe Drive, the movie theater's first day was Friday, September 18, 2026. It was formerly known as the Maya Cinemas Fresno 16 until it closed September 11.
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26 Miles with Kevin: San Joaquin River Parkway
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — In this episode of 26 Miles with Kevin, FOX26 Host Kevin Miller visited the San Joaquin River Parkway. Kevin talked with Sarah Parkes, Assistant Director at the San Joaquin River Parkway and Conservation Trust. Sarah discussed ongoing native habitat restoration and conservation initiatives, such as...
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10 Minutes With Tipton: Ryan Land
10 Minutes with Tipton originated in January 2022 and has had more than 100 interviews published. Students in the After School Education and Safety (ASES) Program at Tipton Elementary School take time to Zoom with individuals in the community to ask them questions about their jobs, lives and strategies they can use in their own lives to help them become college and career-ready.
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Q97.1's 'Greg & Dre Show' ending after 25 years on Fresno radio, introducing new lineup
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Q97.1’s “The Greg & Dre Show” is preparing to sign off from mornings after 25 years on the air. Greg and Dre will host their final morning show Friday, Sept. 18, from 6 to 10 a.m., ending a run that made the duo a familiar part of mornings for generations of Valley listeners.
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Discovering Local: Coarsegold Historic Museum
You know the name. Now discover something more. Along Highway 41, just south of the entrance to Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino, a museum sign offers a reason to turn off the highway. Behind that entrance is a place where the history of traveling through these mountains is still part...
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Galaxy Theaters, formerly Maya Cinemas, now open at Campus Pointe
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The smell of freshly popped popcorn is back in the air at Campus Pointe as Galaxy Theaters is open for business. The company has taken to social media to let moviegoers know its doors are open, and employees are ready to welcome them. While some old signage is still up and […]
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Lineup Revamp At KSEQ As Greg & Dre Morning Show Comes To An End After 25 Years
Lotus Broadcasting Rhythmic CHR “Q97.1” KSEQ Visalia/Fresno is revamping its on-air lineup as two longtime personalities are exiting the station. The “Greg & Dre” morning show hosted by Greg Hoffman and Andre ‘Dre’ Covington will come to an end after 25 years. The duo joined KSEQ in August 2013 after exiting iHeartMedia’s “B95” KBOS where they were known as “The Juice Crew”. Hoffman, who also serves as KSEQ Program Director, will remain with the station in middays. Covington, who is also a touring comedian, states that he is moving on to his next journey. During their run the show was briefly simulcast in Bakersfield. They will be replaced in mornings by the syndicated Dana Cortez Show.
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Maya Cinemas being replaced in Fresno, here’s what’s coming
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Without warning, Maya Cinemas at Campus Pointe near Fresno State closed its doors permanently. Google shows the theater is permanently closed, and on the Maya Cinemas website, all of its movies have no upcoming showtimes. The company did not say why this location closed and it has posted how to get […]
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Fresno native's book tells inspirational story of poverty to surgeon
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Dr. James Harris is going viral on social media. Not for his medical advice. But for his life story. “I was raised in poverty by my grandmother, who was disabled,” says Harris, who was born in Fresno. His story is one of overcoming hardship...
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‘Reverence for the Ordinary’ Showcases Beauty in the Mundane with Works by Alumna
The College of the Sequoias Art Gallery is currently showcasing Reverence for the Ordinary, an art exhibit by alumna Erika Navarrete. Navarrete attended COS from 1997 to 2000. She went on to earn her Bachelor of Fine Arts in painting from the Kansas City Art Institute in 2003 and her Master of Fine Arts from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2008.
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Galaxy Theatres getting ready to open at Campus Pointe days after Maya Cinemas shuts down
FRESNO, Calif. — Galaxy Theatres is officially opening its doors at Campus Pointe on Friday, just days after Maya Cinemas closed at the same location. But while the theater's exterior sign hasn't change, the new company says the experience has. Inside the theater, employees have spent the past five...