Twentynine Palms

The Twentynine Palms Cemetery District Board of Trustees meets in regular session tomorrow (May 20) where they will discuss policies for the upcoming fiscal year and receive a presentation on the preliminary budget. The board will also go into…

The Multi-Sport Court at Luckie Park opens to the public today (May 20). The new courts feature both pickleball and tennis configurations for players on a first-come, first-serve basis. Pickleball nets, balls, and paddles can be obtained for use…

Food will be distributed to needy families in Twentynine Palms this morning. Reach Out Morongo Basin will be distributing boxes of canned goods, juice, cereal, fresh meat and other items, one per household, while supplies last. This is a…

Sheriff's deputies arrested a man in Twentynine Palms on suspicion of attempted murder, false imprisonment, battery, kidnapping, and domestic violence. On Sunday afternoon (May 12), deputies responded to a call for service from Xander…

From left, Rotarian John Cole joins Twentynine Palms High School Principal Mike Ruggerio and “Teacher of the Year” recipient Robert Conway at a recent meeting. (Rotary Photo) A Counselor/Teacher at Twentynine Palms High School received…

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…

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…

The Twentynine Palms Channel Culvert Project at El Rey Avenue has reached completion pending the installation of a pedestrian fence, which project supervisors expect to be finished by the end of May. El Rey Avenue is still open for public use.…

Before public transit hit the hi-desert, Morongo Basin residents in the 1930’s got around in a bus that is still here nearly a century years later, thanks to the efforts of the Twentynine Palms Historical Society. If you’ve been out to the Old…