Cal State Bakersfield women’s volleyball was swept on the road Saturday, falling to New Mexico State 13-25, 20-25, 20-25.
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Parking lots at The Marketplace on Ming Avenue were filled with various colors and shapes on Saturday for the annual Via Arte Italian Street Painting Festival.
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LONG BEACH — The Long Beach City College fans peppered Bakersfield College kicker Nathan De Jager with plenty of hopeful jeers as he positioned himself behind the 35-yard line.
Ridgeview High art teacher Robyn Dyer's art project for this years Via Arte Italian Street Painting Festival is about 20 influential women. This is the 20th anniversary of the Via Arte show at the Marketplace.
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Jim Young swung for the fence and burned up some parts; Adam Sorokin made the show on his last-gasp bid and four-time March Meet winner Jim Murphy failed to qualify for Sunday’s Top Fuel Show at the 27th annual California Hot Rod Reunion.
Although he grew up in Anaheim, he spent his summers as a boy at his grandmother's residence in Bakersfield.
While Friday was an odd evening for us at BVarsity, it ran quite smoothly for a number of football programs around Kern County in the penultimate week in the regular season around the Central Section.
There weren't many surprises as the Central Section volleyball playoffs were announced Saturday, but that doesn't mean one local program doesn’t have big reason to celebrate.
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The Cal State Bakersfield women’s soccer team beat Cal Baptist 1-0 on Friday at Cal Baptist.
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