Murdered for Millions

On April 19, 1992, the Ewell family was found gunned down in their affluent Fresno, California home. What was thought to be a burglary gone wrong, quickly grew into a game of cat and mouse. Murdered for Millions, a unique documentary relives the case 30 years later through the eyes of Corin Hoggard, an investigative…

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Orchestral Virtuosity

This program celebrates the incredible virtuosity of the Fresno Philharmonic’s musicians. Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra highlights the colors and unique characteristics of each section of the orchestra.  Respighi’s lyrical Poema autunnale provides a showcase for Concertmaster Stephanie Sant’Ambrogio, while Mozart’s boisterous Marriage of Figaro Overture and Reena Esmail’s RE|Member present opportunities for great orchestral playing….

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Jim Costa beats Michael Maher

If there’s at least one good thing that has happened politically in Fresno, it’s Democrat Jim Costa holding onto his seat again, defeating Republican Michael Maher again since 2022. The race was closer than last time, as current results place Costa beating Maher by 4 points (52-48), as opposed by 8 points in 2022, the…

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Tamale Fest @ River Park

Tamales are a favorite for many, more so in December. It can literally be a gift, since it’s usually something that needs unwrapping. But finding well made tamales isn’t always easy; some have too much masa, very little meat, or dry. When store bought or store made tamales have got you down, this Tamale Fest…

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