Clovis HomeTown Buffet
Meet at Ventura TV 3619 E. Ventura Ave. Fresno
(At Orange between 6th & 7th streets)
(Free parking in the Ventura TV lot behind the gate)
click HERE for Map BEVERAGES PROVIDEDWELCOME TO VENTURA BROADCASTING COMPANY!
Ventura Broadcasting Company, Inc. is a division of Ventura TV, Video Appliance Center, Inc., a local Fresno retailer of electronics and appliances since 1951.
Ventura Broadcasting Company currently offers 16 television networks spread across three channels including KVBC 13, KBID 31, and KGMC 43.6, home of Me-TV Fresno.
Established in 2013, VBC is one of the newest broadcasting companies in Central California (DMA 55) and strives to bring you high-quality, engaging, domestic and international entertainment – for FREE!
Tour of CMAC Community Media Access CollaborativeMeet at the CMAC Facility 1555 Van Ness Ave. Fresno (corner of Van Ness and Calaveras)
(Free parking in the lot on the NorthWest corner)
click HERE for Map FOOD & REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED
CMAC is a membership-based, non-profit corporation created to help local organizations, independent producers, non-profits, schools, public agencies and others better connect with our community through the use of media – primarily television and the web.
The Community Media Center is located in the Fresno Met building in downtown Fresno (map). This modern facility features a spacious 900 square foot production studio, private editing suites, meeting rooms, classroom space, and a computer lab, along with a variety of portable production gear. It also houses our automated broadcast center, which delivers programming to CMAC TV channels on Comcast, AT&T U-verse, and the Internet. The Media Center offers a full range of production tools and training at low cost to community users in Fresno and Clovis allowing organizations and independent producers to create their own TV programs and web content. CMAC also operates three television channels on Comcast and AT&T U-verse available for local organizations and independent producers to air programs they create.
Cocola Broadcasting Companies began as a dream – one man’s dream to explore non-traditional uses of the television medium. Gary Cocola was a forty-year veteran of radio and television when he decided to create an independent television station which would offer viewers local and alternative programming.
“One of my main goals,” says Gary Cocola, President and CEO of Cocola Broadcasting Companies “is to always come up with new ideas and then implement those ideas into reality.”
DECEMBER MEETING CLOVIS HOMETOWN BUFFETJoin us for a Christmas lunch. There is no formal program but we’ll be discussing the reassignment of the SJV EAS LP2 station designation in the local EAS plan.
Plus, you’ll want to be around just in case Mr. Kris Kringle shows up with that stocking stuffer you need.
MEET IN THE BACK BANQUET ROOM – PAY AS YOU ENTER
Although this question has been asked many times before, the answer has always been less than satisfactory–until NOW!
You would think these two retired (dudes), who’ve spent most of their professional days trying to keep things from going up in smoke, wouldn’t have a clue about the fine art of grilling—but you’d be WRONG. They’re experts at letting the smoke out.
In fact, Ken Holden and Ron Hunt can also cook it, slice it and serve it. (Dude, we’re talking about tri-tip here.) According to Pat Fennacy, “That Holden could never figure out what was wrong with my Continuum Transfunctioner but he can cook-up one hellava tri-tip!”
