Nancy Price, Author at GV Wire

Parents Get More Time to Weigh In on FUSD Return to School Options

December 1, 2020

Fresno Unified School District is giving parents of elementary students more time to respond to a survey about whether they want their kids back in school or remaining on distance learning once Fresno County re...

‘Why Can’t You Take Me?’ How An Orphan’s Plea Sparked California Nonprofit

Nancy Price

November 30, 2020

An aid organization that helps children and families all over the world got its start after a chance meeting between an Iranian girl and a California woman. Delfarib Fanaie and her husband had traveled in 20...

Fresno Brewery Looks to Grow Big via Small Dollar ‘Crowd Equity’ Offer

Nancy Price

November 27, 2020

Full Circle Brewing Co. is hoping that community support will translate again into crowd equity that will help fund the company's expansion. It worked in 2017, says CEO and managing partner Arthur Moye, when...

Mask Violators Arrested in Fresno During 1918 Pandemic. Holiday Gatherings Discouraged, Too.

Nancy Price

November 25, 2020

Limiting gatherings. Requiring masks. Conducting school "by correspondence." Sound familiar? These were the measures in place 100 years ago in Fresno during the flu pandemic, and yet it continued to rage in ...

Fresno County Teacher, Employee, Administrator Are Educators of the Year for 2020

Nancy Price

November 23, 2020

A Sanger Unified music teacher is Fresno County's teacher of the year, one of the county's three Educators of the Year for 2020 named Sunday. Nancy Price School Zone The award winners were announ...

Backyard Possums are Active. Clovis Animal Agency Says Let Them Be.

Nancy Price

November 21, 2020

What may be the cutest-ever photo of a possum — or maybe the ONLY cute photo of America's sole member of the marsupial family — is headlined on a post on the Clovis Animal Services Facebook page with the follow...

No Back-to-School for Fresno Kids Until County Reaches ‘Orange’ COVID Tier

Nancy Price

November 19, 2020

Fresno Unified students won't be coming back to their classrooms next semester until the county's coronavirus infection rates drop to a moderate level that puts the county into the state's designated "orange" t...

2,000 Kids Get New Coats And School Spirit Wear Just in Time for Winter

Nancy Price

November 18, 2020

Two thousand local kids will be a little bit warmer this winter. Granville Homes and the Foundation for Central Schools have teamed up to provide new coats and school spirit wear for the district's students,...

Fresno Unified Virtual Fundraiser Nets $50K for Student Scholarships

Nancy Price

November 18, 2020

Fresno Unified wasn't able to hold its annual State of the District luncheon that also serves as a major fundraiser for student scholarships because of the coronavirus, but the district's Plan B — a virtual run...

Superintendent Looks to Shake Up Roles to Boost Fresno Student Performance

Nancy Price

November 18, 2020

Fresno Unified Superintendent Bob Nelson wants to put even more focus on improving students' academic performance by restructuring one of the district's top jobs and reorganizing the functions of others. A p...

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Westlands Water District, Facing a Board Vacancy, Meets Tuesday to Discuss Options

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California Closes in on 3 Million Coronavirus Cases

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How California’s Budget Depends on Staggering Wealth Gap

Community Medical Centers Halting All Elective Surgeries by January 1

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After the Real Thing, Nunes Gins Up a 'Coordinated Attack' on Democracy

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Walters: Democrats Overreach on Recall, Miss Valid Point

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Nancy Price

Parents Get More Time to Weigh In on FUSD Return to School Options

‘Why Can’t You Take Me?’ How An Orphan’s Plea Sparked California Nonprofit

Fresno Brewery Looks to Grow Big via Small Dollar ‘Crowd Equity’ Offer

Mask Violators Arrested in Fresno During 1918 Pandemic. Holiday Gatherings Discouraged, Too.

Fresno County Teacher, Employee, Administrator Are Educators of the Year for 2020

Backyard Possums are Active. Clovis Animal Agency Says Let Them Be.

No Back-to-School for Fresno Kids Until County Reaches ‘Orange’ COVID Tier

2,000 Kids Get New Coats And School Spirit Wear Just in Time for Winter

Fresno Unified Virtual Fundraiser Nets $50K for Student Scholarships

Superintendent Looks to Shake Up Roles to Boost Fresno Student Performance

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