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State-of-the-art medical care, Community Medical Center's new regional medical center, compassionate long-term care, a University of California Medical School headquartered at University Medical Center, exceptional laser eye surgery, and assisted living: These are just a few examples of the advanced levels of medical care available in Fresno. Seven major hospitals serve Fresno and the surrounding communities, and numerous clinics and health centers address the other health needs of the area's residents. The thriving medical industry serve Fresno as one of the city's biggest employers, contributing to a prosperous local economy and a healthy population downtown fresno A rebirth in business, culture, entertainment, and government marks downtown Fresno as a city on the move. The new Exhibit Hall, (part of the existing Fresno Convention Center), attracts local, regional, and national convention business. Community Medical Center's Regional Medical Center, a teaching hospital and health care focal point for Fresno and the Valley, is an exciting new addition to downtown. A new Federal building, a new visitors center at the historic Fresno Water Tower, the new Fresno Chamber of Commerce headquarters, and many other significant improvements, (both public and private), are helping Fresno take its rightful place as the leading metropolis of the Central San Joaquin Valley. Fresno's Cultural Arts District, with museums, theaters, and wonderful restaurants, provides an intellectually stimulating environment for art, music, and fine dining. It's no surprise that 3.3 million visitors enjoyed downtown Fresno last year . old fig garden A trip down Christmas Tree Lane, either walking or bundled up in the car, is an essential holiday outing for countless Fresnans. This colorful holiday display is a precious gift to the people of Fresno from the residents of Old Fig Garden, a marvelous neighborhood with homes dating from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. Magnificent trees have grown for decades and provide a cool, green shelter from warm summer afternoons, while residents of the area display beautiful gardens and grounds. Old Fig Garden is an upscale neighborhood where newcomers are usually surprised by the affordability and size of the homes and lots. The neighborhood also borders Fig Garden Village, a beautiful open-air shopping center built in 1955. the tower district A cultural and entertainment adventure awaits visitors to Fresno's Tower District, an eclectic blend of theaters, restaurants, cafes, galleries, shops and clubs reflecting a bohemian atmosphere reminiscent of San Francisco. Anchored by the historic Tower Theater, the districts older homes are set on well-kept lawns on tree-lined avenues. woodward park The northeast area of Fresno has experienced significant development, and contains a regional shipping center, River Park, and major medical facilities including Kaiser Permanente Medical Center and Saint Agnes Hospital. The area offers numerous apartments, homes, and businesses, and the jewel of the area, Woodward Park, a 235-acre reserve featuring the Shin Zen Japanese Garden, the Lewis S. Eaton Nature Trail, and lakes, streams, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Woodward Lake is a planned development of 1157 homes built around a 54-acre man made lake, giving residents the enviable task of carving out time to fish, row, or sail. One of Fresno's newer areas, Woodward Park homes are generally newer and sit on much larger lots than are available in other parts of the city.
population in 1999 - 69,900 Celebrating the spirit of the frontier, Old Town Clovis is known by visitors and residents as the country-western center for the grandest festivals in the Central San Joaquin Valley. Cowboys and cowgirls alike grab their hats, shine their spurs, and saddle up for family fun at Big Hat Days, the Clovis Rodeo and Parade, Clovisfest, and the Fandango. Every Friday night during summer, Clovis Avenue is closed to traffic, allowing pedestrians the chance to browse the local farmers' fruits, vegetables, honey, and delectable treats at the Old Town Farmers Market. In this quaint town, shoppers find an array of antique stores on Clovis Avenue and the hottest items in shopping malls such as Sierra Vista Mall. |
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