HI-DESERT MEDICAL CENTER OFFERS FREE T-DAP VACCINES
Last year, the state of California mandated that all students in public schools in grades 7 though 12 be vaccinated against whooping cough. The Hi-Desert Medical Center is offering a vaccination clinic where the vaccine, also called T-Dap, will…
COOLING CENTERS OPEN DURING EXTREME HEAT
With temperatures in the 100's today, and an excessive heat warning in effect until 8 p.m. Friday, residents are urged to take precautions to prevent heat-related illness. Drink plenty of fluids and wear lightweight, loose-fitting clothing.…
JOSHUA TREE HORNS SEEKS BAND MEMBERS
If you play the saxophone, trumpet, trombone, or a rhythm instrument, and are looking for a chance to play, a Joshua Tree band is looking for members. Diana Jones strikes up the band... JT Horns are looking for musicians interested in starting a…
YUCCA VALLEY AIRPORT DISTRICT MEETS TONIGHT
The Yucca Valley Airport District Board of Directors will meet this evening at 6:30 p.m. in the Joshua Tree Room of the Yucca Valley Community Center. Among items of interest are a discussion and vote on runway improvements and estimates; public…
JOSHUA BASIN WATER DISTRICT BOARD MEETS TONIGHT
The Joshua Basin Water District Board of Directors meets tonight. Reporter Mike Lipsitz joins us again, and says one item on the agenda will be setting an annual tax rate for property owners... The Joshua Basin Water District Board of Directors…
DON’T MISS THEATRE 29’S ORIGINAL PLAY “ACTRESS”
Theatre 29's newest production, the original play "Actress," written and directed by Josh Lazar of Twentynine Palms, explores the themes of jealousy, regret, the road not taken, and what people are willing to do to achieve their…
GOING BATTY AT HI-DESERT NATURE MUSEUM
The Hi-Desert Nature Museum's Brown Bag Lunch tomorrow will expose some of the myths about bats, as well as share new information. Assignment reporter Corrisa Evans joins us from the bat cave... Did you know that bats aren't blind and…
COPPER MOUNTAIN COLLEGE BOARD MEETS THURSDAY
Following a closed session for a resident/superintendent evaluation the Copper Mountain College Board of Trustees will convene in regular open session at 3 o'clock tomorrow in the Bell Center's Community Room on the Joshua Tree campus.…
JOSHUA TREE WOMAN ARRESTED FOR FELONY SPOUSE ABUSE
A Joshua Tree woman was arrested early Tuesday morning, accused of beating up her boyfriend. According to a Sheriff's report, Samantha Cole, 20, got upset because her boyfriend, of the 57400 block of Camulos Road in Landers was talking to…
TWENTYNINE PALMS MAN ARRESTED AFTER JOY RIDE
A Twentynine Palms man who took a car for a joyride Tuesday evening was arrested, accused of grand theft auto. According to a Sheriff's report, Victor Medina, 31, told police that someone was chasing him, so he took a car in 72100 block of…
PUBLIC HEARINGS AT LAST NIGHT’S TWENTYNINE PALMS PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
Assignment reporter Mike Lipsitz covered two meetings last night in Twentynine Palms—the Water District, and the Planning Commission. The Water District set a course of action after its general manager announced his intent to retire, and the…
LIGHTNING STORMS CAUSE POWER OUTAGES THROUGHOUT MORONGO BASIN
Lightning storms throughout the Morongo Basin yesterday caused power outages from Wonder Valley to Morongo Valley. In most areas, the outages were off and on for an hour or two, starting around 2 p.m. Twentynine Palms firefighters responded to a…
VICTIM IN HIT-AND-RUN IN MORONGO VALLEY IDENTIFIED
The California Highway Patrol has identified the victim of a hit-and-run in Morongo Valley Saturday night. Lamar Sanders, 20, of Yucca Valley was found lying in a fetal position on Senilis Avenue east of Mescalero at 11:05. Sanders, who had…
REGISTRATION FOR TWENTYNINE PALMS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Back to school time is around the corner. Twentynine Palms High School Registration starts in the very middle of August, with different days set aside for different classes. Reporter Dan Stork reports who needs to report when... For seniors the…
YUCCA VALLEY TOWN COUNCIL APPROVES 1 PERCENT SALES TAX FOR NOVEMBER BALLOT
About four dozen people showed up at last night's meeting of the Yucca Valley Town Council to give their views on the proposed 1 percent sales tax. Those opposed to the sale tax voiced their concerns about the tax hurting businesses and…
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