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Central Valley Roots
KVPR's Central Valley Roots explores the history, people and places of Central California. Discover something new about our region, past and present, with each episode. From Fresno and Bakersfield, to Visalia and Merced, the Central Valley is full of rich stories that make the place we call home special. Send us your question about local history or places to roots@kvpr.org and we might answer it in a future episode. Hear the series on the radio weekdays at 5:06 a.m., 9:04 a.m. and 5:32 p.m. or listen to our podcast.
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She broke the California's Senate's glass ceiling: Dinuba's Rose Ann Vuich 22.06.2026 1:29
Before Rose Ann Vuich was elected in 1976, the California State Senate was "male, pale and stale."
How the actor who played the Wizard of Oz's Tin Man transformed Madera 21.06.2026 1:29
Actor Jack Haley was the developer behind several Madera-area projects, including the Madera Ranchos.
This Madera County community was once a World War II-era bombing range 20.06.2026 1:29
The Bonnadelle Ranchos development was built on the site of a former World War II bombing range.
Route 466: Route 66's Kern County cousin 19.06.2026 1:29
Decommissioned in the 1960s, U.S. Route 466 traveled on portions of today's Highways 58, 99, 46 and 41, from Barstow to Morro Bay.
Old Red: How a Fresno machine helped revolutionize cotton harvesting, and wound up in the Smithsonian 18.06.2026 1:29
A red International Harvester from Fresno sits in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C.
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