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Kern County has 47 primary care doctors per 100,000 residents, Kern Medical says (opens the original)
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — Kern County’s shortage of primary care doctors is leaving many patients with fewer options for routine and preventive health care, local providers say, and it can make managing chronic conditions more difficult. Kern Medical said the county has 47 primary care physicians for every 100,000 people. Statewide, that number ranges from about 60 to 80. Family physician Dr. Hector Arreaza said he sees the impact of limited access firsthand. “When the patients don't hav
4-H members prep pigs for the show ring (opens the original)
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — Showing a pig at the Kern County Fair begins long before the animal enters the ring. For young 4-H members, the project means months of feeding, grooming and practicing with their pigs — often while keeping up with school. Benjamin Briscoe is showing livestock for the first time this year with his pig, Rory. He said caring for Rory requires attention at least twice a day, including feeding and walking him. Eleven-year-old Ayden Mills has had to make room for his
Kern County Fair opens Wednesday as photo booth vendor offers keepsake snapshots (opens the original)
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The Kern County Fair opens Wednesday, and vendors are getting ready to welcome visitors. For Alexus Armijo and her boyfriend, Alexander Garcia, that means preparing the OG Images photo booth to capture a few moments visitors can take home. The couple runs the business together, offering people a chance to step inside the booth and leave with a printed photo. Armijo said the experience matters just as much as the picture. “We always try to improve our experience every year. The experience is the
Kern County Fair countdown begins as crews set up rides, midway and food vendors (opens the original)
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — With the Kern County Fair opening Wednesday, crews are transforming the Bakersfield fairgrounds into the midway—assembling rides and preparing food stands for the annual event. Carnival workers are putting rides together while vendors move into buildings and prepare to serve fair favorites. “We are in the home stretch. We are ready to open in just a few short days,” said Chelsey Roberts, marketing director for the Kern County Fair. “We have everyone out here, wh
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