Local PFLAG chapter disbands; leaders say valley in good hands with multiple other LGBTQ+ support organizations
The chapter might be dissolving, but its members aren’t going anywhere; expect to see them at local marches, protests, and parades.Â
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Meet Bettye Cotton, the American Legion greeter who brightens up any room with her smile and wit
Profiles introduces you to people in our community who are making a difference but don’t often make the headlines. This week we invite you to meet a fixture at Post 519 recently honored for her volunteer efforts.
At historic former gas station, lights shine bright at night thanks to efforts of a devoted preservationist
Peter Moruzzi was on hand in 2012 when the building was lit up for Modernism Week. The moment left a lasting impression and led to a special ceremony on opening day of this year’s 11-day event.
The procrastinator’s guide to Modernism Week 2023
Waited until the last moment to plan your Modernism Week activities? We’ve got you covered with a few dozen recommendations.
Service above self: Six individuals, one organization honored Monday by Human Rights Commission
Honorees came from many different background and included those helping military veterans, members of the LGBTQ community, the unhoused, and more.
In Palm Springs schools, mid-century modernism comes to life with model home program
A curriculum taught by volunteers from PS ModCom educates local students about mid-century architecture and design. Some of their finished products will be on display this weekend.
Franken first up in revamped speaker series
Previous speakers in the ‘Palm Springs Speaks’ series include Jane Fonda, Bob Woodward, Vice President Al Gore, and Dame Joan Collins.
Meet Derrik Lewis, a familiar face to fans of the arts who sees no sense in a traditional retirement
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 an actor and musician extraordinaire.
City’s Human Rights Commission to honor several notable people working to improve their neighbors’ lives
Six individuals and one organization will be honored for work on human rights, social progress, better standards of life, and equality.
In memoriam: Bruce Fessier looks back on local luminaries we lost in 2022
From philanthropists and entertainers to local characters, the desert has been blessed to be home to many who left an indelible mark on our community. Join us in looking back at a few we lost this past year.
Meet Charlie Ervin, our 2022 Person of the Year
From City Hall to school district headquarters, and even completely across the country, wherever there’s something good happening for our youth, you’ll usually find one extraordinary man.
Struggling with holiday loneliness? There are multiple opportunities for connection in Palm Springs
Finding and building community is an important step towards alleviating loneliness. In Palm Springs, there are numerous opportunities to do that.
