Following discussions about the improvement of Highway 62, the Yucca Valley Planning Commission will consider outdoor sidewalk displays at tonight’s meeting. Such displays are commonly found at secondhand stores throughout the town; Yucca Valley…
The Morongo Unified School District Board of Trustees will hold their regular 6 PM meeting tonight at Joshua Tree Elementary. For the meeting’s agenda, Desiree Hernandez and Brenda Barker Andrews will be presented with School Lunch HERO awards…
The Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency provides piped water for businesses and residents of Landers and Flamingo Heights. The agency’s board of directors meets at 6 p.m. tonight (May 14, 2024). Directors at Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency are…
The City of Twentynine Palms Parks & Recreation Department has announced the opening day for the pool as well as the full summer pool schedule. After opening on Memorial Day weekend the pool will be open for public swim afternoons most every…
The Twentynine Palms High School Music Boosters invite everyone to a special extended concert in honor of Music Director Michael Mayes, who has dedicated over two decades of service to the TPHS Music Department. The concert will take place on…
The Northern Lights phenomenon appeared in the Morongo Basin this weekend, and though the solar storm continues this week, visibility of the phenomenon in our area is expected to diminish. The effects of what meteorologists are calling the…
The Morongo Basin Healthcare District announced the resignation of Debra Savitt from its Board of Directors, leaving a vacant seat on the board to be filled by appointment until the November election. The appointment will be made at a…
On Saturday, May 11, the Hi-Desert Nature Museum hosted a lecture by Katie Shaw, Conservation Social Scientist at The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, titled "Time to Talk Trash." The lecture focused on the dwindling number of desert…
Road closures are happening in Yucca Valley this week as the town conducts its annual street maintenance. The Town-Wide Crack, Slurry and Cape Seal Project begins today (May 13) and while the project continues throughout the next several weeks,…
Twentynine Palms High School has been granted a six-year accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. WASC accreditation is a voluntary process that institutions undergo to demonstrate they meet certain standards of quality…
Dedicated to acquiring, preserving, and protecting sacred Native land, the Native American Land Conservancy recently celebrated their twenty-five-year anniversary. In the wake of acquiring their most recent land back—a shaded creek deep in…
The Northern Lights made an appearance in the hi-desert last night (May 10), and if you used a camera, you could snap a photograph of the dark desert sky shimmering with shades of fuschia and violet. The effects of what meteorologists are…
The second Saturday Art Crawl will be taking place in downtown Joshua Tree at various participating galleries and businesses, all showings free and open to the public. The Beatnik Lounge presents The Ēkhṓ B&B Show, featuring the works of…
Residents of unincorporated areas like Landers, Flamingo Heights, the mesa, Wonder Valley, Joshua Tree and the Lucerne Valley are now eligible to receive some additional dough for spaying or neutering their cats and dogs. The vouchers are…
It's high-traffic season here in the hi-desert, and in addition to tourists, area roads are being filled with lost and scared dogs, cats, horses, pigs, and if you're in Wonder Valley, the occasional emu. The weather is warming up, and…
Last month the Bureau of Land Management announced a $3.1 million investment from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law that will seek to restore wildlife habitat in 6 western states. That’s good news for the west coast and even better news for…
Updated 11/7 @ 7:00 A.M. As ballots continue to be counted, we have an update on…
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