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#PelicansSnowBalls in Clovis offers an alternative to ice cream for anyone trying to beat the heat in the #sanjoaquinvalley the shaved ice is an easy to make treat that Pelicans offers in a variety of flavors. For more of what’s happening in your central valley feel free to follow 😊 #shavedice #heat #559 #News #Fresno #Clovis #Journalism #CBS47 #Ksee24
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Summer in the San Joaquin Valley can be sweltering, and people are always on the lookout for refreshing treats to beat the heat. Enter Pelicans Snow Balls in Clovis, the go-to destination for those seeking a frosty alternative to traditional ice cream. Pelicans Snow Balls has made quite a name for itself as the ultimate cool-down spot in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley. Their specialty? Shaved ice, available in a delightful array of flavors that’ll keep you coming back for more. Why choose shaved ice over ice cream? Well, for starters, it’s a light and easy-to-make treat that’s perfect for the scorching temperatures that often grace the region. Whether you’re a local or just passing through Fresno and Clovis, Pelicans Snow Balls is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to satisfy their sweet tooth while staying cool. Their menu boasts a variety of flavors, ensuring there’s something for everyone. From classic favorites like cherry and grape to exotic concoctions like piña colada and mango tango, Pelicans Snow Balls has got your flavor cravings covered.But it’s not just about the flavors – it’s also about the experience. The friendly atmosphere and welcoming staff make Pelicans Snow Balls a great spot to kick back and enjoy a chilly treat with friends and family. So, the next time you find yourself sweltering in the Central Valley heat, skip the traditional ice cream and head on over to Pelicans Snow Balls in Clovis. They’ll make sure you leave with a smile on your face and a delicious shaved ice treat in hand. (This caption was generated by A.I. based on Marco Rosas’ information on Pelicans Shaved Ice)

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Zavia Barlow said she and her boyfriend are, “very blessed, because we could have just had our lives taken.” For the full story visit yourcentralvalley.com #News #DUI #Crash #Fresno #559 #Journalism #Ksee24 #CBS47
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Zavia Barlow and her boyfriend were incredibly lucky to survive a car crash in Fresno on Ashlan Avenue right next to the Highway 168 on ramp. The couple was struck by a white pick-up truck hauling a trailer. The driver of the truck attempted to get away following the crash but Barlow and her boyfriend intervened and, along with other bystanders and drivers, helped pin the truck and stop the driver until police came. This story was a TikTok exclusive, for more social media packages, follow marcorosastv on TikTok.

Fresno Teachers Fight to be Heard

On Wednesday May 24th, the Fresno Teacher’s Association closed down Tulare and N street in downtown Fresno outside the Fresno Unified District office. Teachers made it clear they do not feel seen by the superintendent but regardless they will continue to fight for their voices to be heard. Read the full story here.

Music, Movies, and Malt at Goldstein’s in Fresno’s Tower District

Fresno’s Tower District is known for its nightlife. Many bars and clubs in the area will feature local or touring acts. Goldsteins Mortuary and Delicatessen is no exception, Water Tower Band from Los Angeles performed September 2022 to accompany the first movie night at Goldstein’s. The band’s blue grass style accompanied the screening of, “Brother Where Art Thou,” perfectly according to attendees and staff alike.

Taco Truck Throwdown is Back in Town (2022)

A Collaborative news package with Viviana Yvonne Hinojos, Alexis Marie Breen, Lizbeth Andres-Aguilar read the full story here

Fresno State Favorites: What’cha Eatin’

The “Fresno State Favorites,” segment was a one time social media segment for a video production class where Marco Rosas asked several students to share their thoughts about the dining options at Fresno State.

Fresno State Alumni Enters Film in Local Festival

Fresno State Alumni, Jason Duong, is a passionate young filmmaker who entered his five minute short film “Stubborn” into The BigTell Film Festival/Competition. The Big Tell, is a local film competition organized by the Community Media Access Collaborative (CMAC) and their partners in which filmmakers of all levels can enter their submissions.

“Chillin’,” at Campus Pointe with the Off Campus Student Life Program

The Off Campus Student Life program at Fresno State aims to give students more options for recreation and fun in order to facilitate student life and enhance students’ college experience. On Thursday Jan, 26th, The OCSL program organized a series of booths at the nearby commercial plaza Campus Pointe for students to enjoy.

Fresno State Women’s Rugby: ‘Friends Through Adversity’

The Fresno State Women’s Rugby team is comprised of some of the toughest female athletes on campus, but that doesn’t stop them from being great friends to one another. Saffron Lovas and Dallas Bolaños tell us about their experience on the team in their testimonials. We also get to learn about the volunteer staff that gives up their time to help make the team function, all for the love of the game.

Fresno State Students Remember: The Day The Earth Shut Down

March of 2020 will forever be etched into the minds of everyone in the United States as the day the world shut down. The U.S. announced a nationwide shutdown and a shelter in place order was placed on absolutely everyone. A few Fresno State students gave their thoughts and shared their memories here.

‘Cutting Hair and Student Costs’- Fresno State Partners with Paul Mitchell

Paul Mitchell School Fresno is known as a place where barbers and stylists alike can grow among one another and sharpen their skills while earning their accreditation and everyone else can go for a haircut. But it’s their partnership with Fresno State that is the emphasis for this story.

Where Theater and Community Meet Selma Arts Center

Theater is not necessarily at the forefront of people’s minds when they think of the San Joaquin Valley. But the Selma Arts Center is making sure their community know that they are at the forefront of the art council’s minds. Council members Adrian Oseguera and Claudio Lasso gave their thoughts on the importance of community, artistry, and intersectionality.