Business FAQ
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Ponderosa Telephone is a family
owned business located in O’Neals, CA, in the
foothills of the Central Sierra, approximately
25 miles northeast of Fresno and Clovis.
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Territory Map
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Ponderosa serves
Auberry, Big Creek, Friant, North Fork, O'Neals,
Shaver Lake, Wishon and Cima. Click the photo
to view the map in full scale. This is a
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Our
Centennial History
The Bigelow family story is one of the
Central San Joaquin Valley and the pioneers who
tamed the rough and tumble territory in the late
1800's.Click on the graphic for an
interactive history tour.
Press Releases
News Articles
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Ponderosa
Telephone news articles through the years.
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Interviews
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Print and audio
clips and quotes. |
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PR Contact
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For public relations inquiries and copyright
permission for Ponderosa Telephone content,
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Cheryl Frank
Marketing Communication Associate
559-868-6393
cherylf@ponderosatel.com
Hours: 8:00
a.m.-4:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri. |
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Ponderosa Executives
To download the photos, right
click on the JPG link and save to a drive your computer.
Rural Lifestyle Stories
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Reviving a Culture
The
Mono Nation Trade Route Hike is one person's
story of the value of communications to reviving
the culture and traditions of the Mono People.
Click the picture to share Lou Beihn's personal
journey.
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Wired for Safety Inside Friant
Dam... where mammoth turbines generate
hydro-electric power and sophisticated
electronics control and monitor the generation
of raw energy. Click the picture to discover how
Ponderosa uniquely serves the needs of
hydro-electric power operators. |
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Home is where the heart is for
5 generations... the Helm / Wagner family
continues with pioneering spirit inspired by
past generations. Learn what draws this family
to life on the rugged homestead and hear an
audio story about crossing the plains in
1856
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The Grizzly Century
A few friends with a passion for
riding came together to create an upbeat
fundraising event to benefit their community in
a downturned economy.
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