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To coincide with the theme of our annual Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (KCHCC) issue, we’d like to share some useful insight on the current state of local Latino business.

From dizzying heights upwards of 1,500 feet, Dennis Anthony Martinez remembers how the cold, piercing winds whipped at his face as he sliced through the mist of ethereal cloud cover, plummeting to

Since art is said to be in the eye of the beholder, it’s tough to pinpoint the exact reason people gravitate to the local, thriving Latino art scene. Of course, it might be as simple as there a...

For many people, mariachi is a job, a form of entertainment, or a reminder of past times. But to many students participating in the Kern County Youth Mariachi Foundation, mariachi is also a cultural c...

As a boy, Risto Rubio saw how hard his father worked to support a family of 10. As a young man, Rubio saw how the U.S. Army offered him an opportunity to serve his country. And now today, as a well-...

It really is a big deal.      Oh sure, it pretty much seems like all fun and games, what with the trips to the park, the rollerblade sessions, video game competitions and maybe a ...

Can't see this e-mail? Is it missing the photos? Click here for our online newsletter:   Greetings MAS readers: Before we get into this month's issue, we'd like to tell you about TWO&nb...

Fluttering about excitedly like little butterflies at the discovery of their newfound, colorful wings, a bevy of niñas delights at the sight of their newfound, colorful costumes. Bright, beaut...

Can't see this e-mail? Is it missing the photos? Click here for our online newsletter:   Welcome to our monthly sneak peek of MÁS Magazine! Our March 2009 issue officially publishes Su...

By Olivia Garcia MÁS staff As a UCLA grad holding onto a childhood dream to become a doctor, Rebecca Rivera found herself driving up and down California, searching for the right hospital to b...