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Don't miss the artist talk at Mariposa Museum and World Culture Center on July 18 at 3 p.m. Featuring Rosemary Mack and Corwin Levi, it highlights the current “The Art of Whimsy” exhibition of sculptures, graphics, and more.
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Mariposa County residents with Medi-Cal get coverage through the Alliance, the local provider since 2024.
Mariposa residents can help shape three new state parks by taking the State Parks Forward survey until Sept. 4, 2026. The parks in Yuba, Fresno/Madera, and Kern counties will expand access to rivers and California history.
No significant updates today.
A Mariposa Gazette letter stresses that history alone will judge the Iran nuclear agreement, clarifying the JCPOA was signed in 2015—not 2025—and...
Mariposa delivered a smashing 250th birthday party for America, with organizers estimating at least 7,000 people along Charles Street for the drone show and crowds already asking about next year.
The Mariposa County Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday on rejecting all bids for the Mariposa Creek Parkway Phase III project, since every bid...
The Mariposa Museum & History Center is extending its hours Friday through Monday from 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. through August 31, giving residents and...
The Van Fire in Mariposa County is now 100% contained after burning 1,107 acres since July 8. Full containment means the entire perimeter is surrounded by control lines that stop further spread, though interior burning may continue.
Join Yosemite Ranger Connie Lau at the Mariposa Library on July 23 for a talk on Japanese American artist Chiura Obata and his Yosemite high country...
The Van Fire in Cathey's Valley reached 90% containment by Friday morning, marking strong progress for Mariposa County residents after starting July 8 on White Rock Road.
JNX hits the stage at Mariposa County Arts Park this evening at 7 PM, blending grunge, indie rock, metal, and hard rock for a local arts night out.
