Seniors at the Hanford Nursing and Rehabilitation Center are holding out hope you can help them find their faithful friend.

"Abby" is a Shih Tzu, who helps brighten their days.

But, someone took "Abby" from the facility on March 3rd or 4th, and her friends are now heartbroken.

She was taken from the area of Grangeville and Green Street in Hanford.

There is a reward in this case, no questions asked.

"Hanford Nursing just wants Abby returned," said Rosalinda Verde, Activities Director at the facility.

If you have any information, you can call (559) 582-2871, or return "Abby" to 1007 West Lacey Boulevard in Hanford.

California drivers now have a way to show their support for one of our state's largest job creators: agriculture.

The Department of Motor Vehicles is now offering a special, Agriculture license plate.

By purchasing these plates, drivers also will be able to invest in a future crop of California farmers and ranchers.

Fees raised from the license plate sales will benefit:

• Agricultural Education
• Agricultural Career Awareness
• Agricultural Career Training
• Youth Leadership Development

The deadline to sign up is April 6. 

For more information, click here.

School districts across Kings and Tulare Counties are looking to fill more than 40 positions for the 2012-2013 school year-- and here's your chance to get hired!

Stop by the Brandman University Hanford Campus on Tuesday, March 6th, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Recruiters will be at the site, collecting resumes and conducting interviews.

One of the following must be shown at door for entry:

• Proof of credential, internship eligibility, or proof of completion by fall 2012
• Professional dress required
• Bring copies of resume

 For more information, you can call (559) 587-1454