Palm Springs Pride announces 2022 lineup, including weekend headliner Todrick Hall
Performers will come together at five venues throughout Downtown Palm Springs during a weekend celebration Nov. 4 through 6.
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Car club needs a few good rides to help benefit local Boys & Girls Club
Don’t have a cool ride but still like to look at them? Spectators are welcome at a car show scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 16, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at Southwest Church.
Meet Paisley Ramstead, a biologist on a mission to make snake identification a community affair
Palm Springs Profiles introduces you to people in our community who are making a difference but don’t often make the headlines. This month we invite you to meet a key member of the Oswit Land Trust team.
PS library to benefit from $6.5 million state grant
With the help of the state funds, you can expect lots of changes at the main library building off Sunrise Way.
‘The Mouse’ landing at Air Museum next month
Disney acquired the plane in 1963. While in service it transported about 83,000 passengers, including former U.S. presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan.
Palm Springs one step closer to having a new Sister City relationship
Palm Springs Mayor Lisa Middleton sent a formal proposal letter to the mayor of San Miguel de Allende. It was met with a positive response.
Area eateries step up during Hunger Action Month to aid FIND Food Bank
The food bank feeds 150,000 people in the community every month. A donation of even $1 can provide more than four meals to people in need.
Grand marshals announced for November’s Greater Palm Springs Pride Parade
This year’s theme is “Say Gay,” in defiance of Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law and other anti-LGBTQ+ laws being passed across the country.
Five ‘extraordinary voices’ set to receive 2022 Palm Springs Pride Honors Awards
Honorees include community advocates, organizers, and leaders, all of whom have devoted their lives to improving the lives of those in the LGBTQ+ community.
Banking on an original: Work underway to restore interior of one of the city’s most iconic buildings
When the signage for the Bank of America building on South Palm Canyon Drive came down, some locals feared the worst. Well, worry not — the move was for all the right reasons.
From tragedy comes purpose: Benefit concert aims to address valley vet shortage
A non-profit dedicated to educating the public about the danger pets face from predators is getting help from some local icons to solve a daunting issue.
Smiles for miles: Palm Springs event puts children with special needs on road to more fun
What was usually just a gray parking lot came alive with shrieks of laughter as children circled each other on specialized bikes of all different sizes and styles Saturday in Palm Springs.
