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September 21, 2020

Country superstar Kane Brown recorded live for a drive-in party at the Tri County Fairgrounds!Don’t miss this one-night-only concert
Saturday night, September 26th. Tickets on sale now at http://ticketmaster.com/encore-kanebrown or at http://tricountyfair.com , or you can check out the Tri County Fair’s facebook page for more information. If you are not able to access a computer for ticket sales, just stop by the Tri County Fair office and they will set you up!!

Starting at only $76 per car with up to 6 people allowed per car.
Presented by Encore Drive-In Nights .

Don’t miss Kane Brown with special guest’s Lauren Alaina and Granger Smith in Concert on the BIG screen at the Tri County Fairgrounds Saturday September 26th.

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September 21, 2020

Starting at only $76 per car with up to 6 people allowed per car.
Presented by Encore Drive-In Nights .

Don’t miss Kane Brown with special guest’s Lauren Alaina and Granger Smith in Concert on the BIG screen at the Tri County Fairgrounds Saturday September 26th.

The post KANE BROWN ENCORE “DRIVE IN” NIGHT appeared first on KIBS/KBOV Inyo County Local News and Radio – The Voice of the Sierra covering Highway 395 and the Greater Bishop, CA.

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KIBS/KBOV Announcements

September 21, 2020

DEATH VALLEY, CA–Due to high fire danger, Death Valley National Park is increasing fire restrictions and prohibiting all campfires and most other uses of open flame within Death Valley National Park effective Saturday, September 12th. These new restrictions are in addition to regular annual restrictions on campfires at higher elevation campgrounds in the park.

The following restrictions will remain in place until the fire danger subsides:

•Building, maintaining, attending, or using a fire, campfire, charcoal BBQ, or stove fire (except a portable stove using gas, jellied petroleum, or pressurized liquid fuel), or open flame of any kind, including within established campgrounds.

•Smoking, except within an enclosed vehicle.

•Welding or operating an acetylene or other torch with open flame, except by permit.

•Operating a motor vehicle or combustion engine equipment without a spark arrestor.

Possessing or using fireworks or explosives is always prohibited within Death Valley National Park. The use or discharge of a firearm within the park is prohibited.

Although vegetation is sparse in many low elevation areas of the park, there are large forested areas at higher elevations. Trees and shrubs surround many developed areas and popular campgrounds.

“Death Valley National Park has experienced two small wildfires this year,”Chief Ranger Rob Wissinger stated.“With dry and windy conditions found in Death Valley National Park, the potential for a rapidly spreading fire in sensitive wilderness or in populated areas is high.”

This year, wildfires have burned more than three million acres across California—and the fire season has another four months to go. Taking individual responsibility to reduce wildfire risk while recreating on public lands can keep the public and firefighters safe.

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KIBS/KBOV Announcements

September 21, 2020

The following restrictions will remain in place until the fire danger subsides:

•Smoking, except within an enclosed vehicle.

•Welding or operating an acetylene or other torch with open flame, except by permit.

•Operating a motor vehicle or combustion engine equipment without a spark arrestor.

Possessing or using fireworks or explosives is always prohibited within Death Valley National Park. The use or discharge of a firearm within the park is prohibited.

Although vegetation is sparse in many low elevation areas of the park, there are large forested areas at higher elevations. Trees and shrubs surround many developed areas and popular campgrounds.

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September 21, 2020

Are you tired of staying home and ready for some FUN?The Drive-In and Tailgate Concert Series is up and running at the Tri-County Fairgrounds!You can now enjoy Movies, Live Music, Fair Food, and Popcorn…all from the safety of your vehicle!Please visit TriCountyFair.com for a full schedule of events.Classic Movies, Date Night Movies, Family Movies, Film Festivals, Tribute Bands, Local Bands….it’s all here in your backyard at the Tri County Fairgrounds!Please visit TriCountyFair.com for a full schedule of events.

http://www.tricountyfair.com

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KIBS/KBOV Announcements

September 21, 2020

http://www.tricountyfair.com

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KIBS/KBOV Announcements

September 21, 2020

As of noon today, Inyo County has moved to a new tier and more businesses are allowed to open, effective immediately!!

Here is a summary of changes:

1. Restaurants – May open indoors at 25% capacity or 100 people , whichever is fewer.

2. Personal Care Services – Nail Salons, Massage, Tattoo Parlors, etc., Indoors with modifications

3. Gyms & Fitness Centers – Indoors with modifications, 10% capacity

4. Movie Theaters – Indoors with modifications, Max 25% Capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer

5. All retail – Indoors with modifications, Max 50% capacity

6. Places of Worship – Indoors with modifications, Max 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer

7. Hotels and Lodging – may open Fitness Centers at 10% of capacity

8. Museums, Zoos and aquariums – Indoors with modifications, Max capacity 25%

9. Malls, Destination Centers and Swap Meets – Indoors with modifications, max 50% capacity, closed common areas

Inyo County will be required to stay at this level for three weeks and if our number of cases and percent of positive cases stays low, we will move to the next level on October 6^th. So, please cover your face, wash your hands frequently and keep your distance.

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