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Alexandra Ireland, owner, of the coffee kiosk Shots Energy Bar, specializing in giving you more than just a coffee jolt. They add espresso, and energy shots to coffee and also make smoothies. Employees Anthony Walker and Haley Pape are in the background.

Word on the Street: Shots Energy Bar opens in Clovis

Clovis has a new coffee shop with a modern twist and a jolt of energy.

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CLOVIS NEWS

Fresno's transit future at key place Bus Rapid Transit part of Swearengin's vision.
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Warszawski: Fresno State bye gives QB Carr chance to be Derek the Dad

In Derek Carr's version of domestic bliss, the 6-foot-3 senior who doubles as dad and Fresno State star quarterback spends time relaxing with son Dallas, who's been through plenty in his first 2 months.
CLOVIS NEWS

Fresno Philharmonic’s "I Got Rhythm" tickets up for grabs

Win two tickets for Fresno Philharmonic’s "I Got Rhythm."
CLOVIS NEWS

Run-down house haunts

A haunted house is supposed to be scary, but Clovis city officials say the Wolfe Manor on Clovis Avenue is in such terrifying condition that it frightens them.
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Clovis gives green light to mini race track in mall

A plan to open a miniature race track in the former Gottschalks building at Sierra Vista Mall was approved by Clovis City Council members Monday night.
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Fresno County sheriff's deputy injured after rear-ending trailer rig

A Fresno County sheriff's deputy who rear-ended a trailer rig was taken to the hospital after sustaining moderate injuries.
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Clovis offering developers 70% fee discount for new projects

Clovis is offering developers 70% off many of its fees in the hopes of attracting new business to older parts of the city.
LOCAL NEWS

Fresno's Pete Mehas remembered as 'icon' to education, Valley

Surrounded by wreaths of red and white roses and a favorite cowboy hat, the Fresno man known for inspiring others through education and his love for the San Joaquin Valley was laid to rest Friday.
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Clovis food-scrap recycling program off to a slow start

Clovis sanitation worker Gregory Paminto peeks in trash bins all the time. In recent weeks, he has been inspecting green waste containers to tally how many customers are using the city's new program allowing residents to place food scraps in their green waste bins.
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Clovis cuts trash rates, adds smaller containers

Clovis has cut trash rates and given residents a new option that can trim even more off their bill.