It's a sign you can't miss when driving down Highway 180 through Centerville.
Gina and Roy Rodriguez were left with HUGE smiles on their faces this week after they received an unexpected Christmas present at a Visalia Save Mart -- FREE GROCERIES!
Visalia restaurant owner Alicia Cortes and her family are thankful this Christmas for strangers who came to her rescue when she was hit by a bike riding on the sidewalk.
The owner of a Cutler food mart and gas station surprised Orosi High School this week with a $10,000 check. For Jack Mohamed, it's all about investing in the people who continue to support him.
"It's extreme shopping sprees. I'm talking six, seven carts full of toys at a time," said toy drive volunteer Myra Torrez.
When Alyssa Cervantez and her friends took this picture before their winter formal dance, they had no idea a total stranger would be picking up the bill at dinner. Prior to the dance, the Mt. Whitney students went to eat at El Tarasco in Visalia. The bill was about 80 dollars.
