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Indio Public Arts Commission approves six-figure restoration project for ten local murals
The City of Indio's Public Arts commission voted to restore and protect ten murals over the next few decades. The unanimous vote will provide funding to maintain ten murals around the city, for a total budget of $170,778. The murals that will be included in this project are: Mary Ann's Bakery, Desert Cahuilla Village, Agriculture The post Indio Public Arts Commission approves six-figure restoration project for ten local murals appeared first on KESQ.
High school football preview: Xavier Prep Saints
The Xavier Prep Saints are ready to put their head down and stand on business for their upcoming 2024 season. "You guys can expect a young team, but one that is willing to hit and do everything they need to do," Saints senior strong safety Austin McDanel said. "We're going to be making a run this year, hopefully, and I think we will."
CONE ZONE ALERT: Soil Removal Under Ofelia Bringas Memorial Bridge/Date Palm Drive Under Way Along Cathedral Canyon Drive
Contera Construction Corp. started working on the soil removal under Ofelia Bringas Memorial Bridge and Date Palm Drive Bridge. These projects consist of removing soil and debris deposited under these bridges during Tropical Storm Hilary. The soil removal is intended to restore the streambed elevation of the Whitewater River Channel at these locations and to evaluate structural integrity of the existing bridges after the storm event.
Suspects Arrested For Burglary in Palm Springs
“News Release: Burglary Suspects Arrested in Palm Springs. On August 15, 2024, at approximately 12:00 PM, officers were dispatched to the 2900 block of Guadalupe Rd after a homeowner, monitoring their property via surveillance video, reported seeing four individuals wearing hooded sweatshirts and face coverings on the property. As officers were en route, the homeowner observed the individuals entering the residence and removing property.
Desert Air music festival returning to Palm Springs, Kaytranada and Jamie xx to headline
Desert Air, a winter electronic music festival founded by Goldenvoice and the organizers of Splash House in 2021, is returning Nov. 15-17 at the Palm Springs Air Museum and Palm Springs Surf Club. Similar to Splash House, the air travel-themed festival features a mix of DJs and electronic music trendsetters in open-air...
Brace for a scorching start to the week: Everything to know about heat warnings in Arizona
The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning for central Arizona, beginning Monday morning and extending through 8 p.m. Tuesday. The affected counties were La Paz, Yuma, Maricopa, Gila, and Pinal, where temperatures were expected to soar, peaking at a blistering 116 degrees in some parts of Yuma. ...
Changing (Golf) Course? Time May Be Running Out for the Proposed Prescott Preserve, as Neighbors Continue to be Concerned About the Oswit Land Trust’s Restoration Plans
On July 25, 2022, Jane Garrison, the founder and executive director of the Oswit Land Trust, emailed local media representatives, Palm Springs officials and environmentally concerned citizens to invite them to a press conference the next day. “This is THE one that everyone will talk about for years to come!”...
Desert Air to Take Flight Again This Fall with Incredible Lineup
Desert Air is preparing for takeoff in November and is looking to Jamie xx, KAYTRANADA, Sammy Virji, VTSS, and more on the lineup to fuel its engines. Something special surfaced in the desert in 2021 and caught the attention of house and techno lovers: Desert Air. This collaborative event from the minds of Splash House and Goldenvoice first took flight in the wake of the pandemic and quickly won over hearts during its debut. Yet, the flights were grounded in following years, with Desert Air only resurfacing for one-night-only, after-hours affairs. Those with a keen eye at Splash House over the past two weekends saw posters teasing its return, and today, more details have surfaced.
Kings of Leon, Squeeze and more: 4 concerts to see in the Coachella Valley this week
Here are my picks for this weekend's can't-miss live performances in the Coachella Valley and surrounding communities. More local events: From food trucks to an ELO concert: 10 things to do in the Coachella Valley this week ...
Indio starts construction of Street Shadowalk Project
Jackson Street Shadowalk is a project that city officials say will enhance and upgrade Jackson Street, adding 11,000 square ft of shade structures between Kenner Avenue and Avenue 45. The project will also repair and replace concrete sidewalks, driveways, curbs and corner ramps. Concrete work begins August 19 and is set to complete October 4. The post Indio starts construction of Street Shadowalk Project appeared first on KESQ.
Casey Kasem's Daughter Wants Father's Remains Returned To U.S. After 'Cheers' Star Buried Him In Norway
Casey Kasem's daughter Kerri wants her father's remains returned to the United States a decade after he passed away. The actor died in 2015 at 82. Kasem was the voice of Shaggy Rogers in Scooby-Doo and also the King of the Top 40 Countdown. Following his death, Kerri and her...
Twentynine Palms Cemetery District meets Tuesday (8/20) after summer break
After a summer break, the Twentynine Palms Public Cemetery District Board of Trustees meets for their regular monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon. The Board will receive overviews of their finances and cemetery staff operations. The public is invited to tomorrow’s meeting which will be held at 4:30 p.m. at the Cemetery...
Twentynine Palms Planning Commissions hosts study session on mobile home and RV parks this week
This week, the Twentynine Palms Planning Commission will meet for a study session on Mobile Home Parks and Recreational Vehicle Parks. In an ongoing effort to update and simplify the city’s development code language, the Twentynine Palms Planning Commission will host a study session on Mobile Home Parks and Special Occupancy Parks on Tuesday evening.
BlackWolf App: Like Uber, But Drivers Have Guns
I’m not sure what’s worse — that this is an actual business concept, or that I can almost understand why people would consider using this…. Ridesharing has become a part of so many peoples’ daily routines, with Uber and Lyft being household names. Now there’s a company named BlackWolf, which has the same general idea, but with a twist.
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