Vol. 31, No. 4 (Winter 2006-2007)

• Big Trout Prove Popular With Kings River Anglers
• Water Forum Looking For Grant Funding
• New Water Year's Start Falls Short Of Wet Hopes
• A Big Power And Water Agenda
• KRCD Has River, Levees Set For Any Flood Flows
• Mark McKean Is Named New KRCD Board Leader
• KRCD's Malaga Power Plant Meets Off-Season Peaking Needs

Vol. 31, No. 3 (Fall 2006)

• Upper Kings Basin Water Forum Progresses With Regional Planning For Projects
• Recharge Basin Sites Selected For More Studies
• End Of A Big Water Year
• On The Home Stretch
• Legislative Update by Governmental Affairs Officer Melissa Goliti
• KRCD Forges GIS Work Pact With Irrigation District
• Learn About KRCD's Power Program

Vol. 31, No. 2 (Summer 2006)

• Work Begins To Permit And Construct Much Needed Power Plant In Region
• Community Choice Website Is Launched
• Preparation Pays Off, KRCD Flood Staff Finds
• Spring's Surprising Storms Fill Pine Flat
• Graham Named To KRCD Board
• Director Johns Retires From Board
• KRCD Having A Big Power Supply Season

Vol. 31, No. 1 (Spring 2006)

• Trophy Trout Plantings Are A Big Hit
• Sanger Joins Community Choice Partnership
• A Big Year For Pine Flat Power
• KRCD Has River's Flood Readiness At Peak Level
• Early Water Season Outlook Is Good But More Storms Needed
• McMullin Study May Still Yield Recharge Project
• Upper Kings Forum Wins A State Grant

Vol. 30, No. 3 (Fall 2005)

• KRCD Presents Views To Cabinet Secretary
• Draft PUC Rules Are Highly Favorable To Community Choice Power Program
• The Target Is You
• River Bank Erosion At Key Structure Is Repaired
• Fisheries Program Gives Boost To Minimum Flows
• KRCD Flood Fighters Have Kings System Ready
• Lack Of Storm Activity Gets Water Year Off To A Slow Start

Vol. 30, No. 2 (Summer 2005)

• Peaker Power Plant Is Dedicated By KRCD
• Big Year Keeps Kings Water Supplies Plentiful
• A Day For Connecting
• Upper Kings Forum Grant Application Prepared By KRCD
• 'Blueprint' Looks At Golden State's Water Needs
• Community Choice PUM Application Decision Nears
• Valley Coalition Opposes Ag Discharge Fee Plan

Vol. 30, No. 1 (Spring 2005)

• Peaking Power Plant Nearing Completion
• Celebration Will Take Place At Reedley Beach
• Bright Springtime Views
• Big Snowpack May Spawn Kings Flood Release
• West Side Recharge Project Study Is Extended
• Budget Cuts For Pine Flat Spark Concern
• Discovering 'The River Of The Holy Kings'

Vol. 29, No. 4 (Winter 2004-05)

• Community Choice Power Moving Ahead
• A Golden Milestone For Pine Flat Dam
• Watershed Snow Pack Is Given Huge Lift
• Why ERAF Is A Big Deal for KRCD
• Howe Re-elected As KRCD Board Chair
• Veteran KRCD Engineer Sinor Retires
• State Grant Prepared For Groundwater Studies
• Cloud Seeding Contract Renewed

Vol. 29, No. 3 (Fall 2004)

• Work Moving Rapidly On KRCD Power Plant
• Proposed Rules Are Favorable To KRCD
• Kings' Sixth Straight Dry Year Ends
• It's Too Soon To Tell If It Will Be A Wet Year
• Lightning Incident Destroys Key Power Plant Equipment
• Upper Kings Water Forum Regional Approach

Vol. 29, No. 2 (Summer 2004)

• Many Signing Up To Join Kings River Ag Discharge Coalition
• Peaking Plant Receives State Pact Approval
• Veteran Director Alvin Quist Rejoins KRCD Board
• District's CCA Power Project Still Progressing
• Dry Year May Pose Fall Fishery Challenge On Kings River
• Dry Spring Weather Shortens Water Runs For Growers

Vol. 29, No. 1 (Spring 2004)

• Summer Start Set For 'Peaker' Construction
• Plant Renaming Honors Former General Manager
• Pine Flat Power Season Underway
• General Manager’s Report: Important Fishery Opportunities
• Veteran KRCD Director Garvin White Retires
• KRCD Power Studies Are Advancing On CCA

Vol. 28, No. 4 (Winter 2003-04)

• State Board Wants Ag Dischargers Identified
• KRCD Power Reaches Out To Cities, Counties
• Snowpack Near Average Despite A Dry January
• General Manager’s Report: KRCD’s Many Protections
• KRCD Peaker Power Plant Regulatory Review Begins
• Channels Are Ready If Flood Flows Occur

Vol. 28, No. 3 (Fall 2003)

• Ag Discharge Listing Requirement Delayed
• Haugen Is New KRWA Watermaster
• Fifth-Straight ‘Dry’ Water Year Comes To A Conclusion
• General Manager’s Report: Framing KRCD’s Future
• Senator Trying Again With Wild-Scenic Bill
• New Developments In KRCD Groundwater Activities

Vol. 28, No. 2 (Summer 2003)

• Ag Discharge Rules Target Valley Farmers
• Kings River Water Supply Is Adequate
• Orth Named Water Quality Coordinator
• General Manager’s Report: Regulations Miss The Target
• Legislative Update by Melissa Goliti
• Newest 5-Year Fisheries Plan Shifts Gears
• KRCD Helps Manage Surplus San Joaquin Water
• Tours Have Been Changed But Still Offered

Vol. 28, No. 1 (Spring 2003)

• Turbine Bypass Dedication Opens New River Chapter
• Ag Discharge Issue Remains Unresolved
• Spring Storms Give Big Boost To Water Supply
• General Manager’s Report: Power for the Future
• Watermaster O'Halloran Takes Yolo District Post
• Groundwater Remains A Key KRCD Effort