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Corning, California, a small city located in Tehama County, is known for its rich history and agricultural industry. With a population of 8,002 as per the 2021 Census, Corning was first developed in 1882 when the railroad was extended to this part of Northern California. The city was named after John Corning, a railroad official, and later incorporated in 1907. Today, Corning is renowned as the Olive Capital of the World, with a major local industry centered around growing and preparing table olives. It is also home to Bell-Carter Foods, Inc., the second-largest table olive processor globally and the largest in the United States, producing the famous Lindsay Olives. Corning's journey to becoming the Olive Capital of the World can be explored at the Corning Museum, located at 1110 Solano Street. This museum showcases historical documentation and artifacts that highlight the city's development and its significance in the olive industry. In addition to olives, Corning's agricultural industry thrives with the production of olive oil, dried plums (prunes), walnuts, and almonds. The city's commitment to preserving its agricultural heritage and its status as the Home of the Queen Olive make Corning a unique destination for visitors seeking a taste of its flavorful history.Generated from the website

Corning Senior Center is a community organization that provides a variety of programs and services for older adults in Corning, California. They offer social activities, educational opportunities, and resources to support the well-being and independence of seniors in the local area. Generated from their business information