Later in the afternoon was a book signing and meet and greet with local author Sharyn L. Brown. She spent 50 years in ...

ACROSS ATLANTIC ICE: THE ORIGINS OF AMERICA’S CLOVIS CULTURE By Dennis J. Stanford and Bruce A. Bradley Foreword by Michael B. Collins University of California Press, $34.95, 319 pages This ...

Clovis does not need a change in culture. It needs leaders who understand what an incredible culture we have and are willing to work to preserve it. This story was originally published October 6 ...

Molly DeFrank is a mother of six Clovis Unified students running to represent district’s Area 2. ‘Clovis does not need a change in culture.’ Author wants to succeed husband on school board ...

CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) -- Two Clovis women are taking action to support diversity in home and school libraries with a newly published children's book. "One day, we were at River Park, and we saw a ...

CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) -- Madison Moreno is a 21 year old Clovis native and author of the children's book "Grow to Love Yourself." These last four years have been filled with milestones and new ...

After the discovery of Clovis Culture, most scientists accepted the notion humans first settled the Americas no earlier than about 13,000 years ago by walking from Asia to Alaska via a land bridge.

“During this week people have free rein to be Western,” said Tom Warnert, a longtime resident who volunteers at the Clovis Big Dry Creek Museum.. “It’s part of Clovis culture, and nobody ...

Early Americans ate tons of mammoth, 13,000-year-old bones from Clovis culture baby reveal. Story by Tom Metcalfe • 3d. E arly Indigenous Americans relied heavily on meat from mammoths to ...

Early Americans ate tons of mammoth, 13,000-year-old bones from Clovis culture baby reveal. ... The Clovis people lived in North America between about 13,000 and 12,700 years ago.