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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.
St. Paul’s celebrates reopening of kitchen used to feed hundreds each day in Palm Springs and beyond
The kitchen, used by cooks for Well in the Desert, was shuttered for weeks during the summer for a remodel and deep cleaning.
Bear community shares joy of cooking, for a cause
To date, more than 250 copies of "The Palm Springs Bears Cookbook" have sold. Proceeds benefit Well in the Desert.
Milestone marked in Legion building restoration effort
With the support of America Legion leadership, a foundation hoping to restore the 1948 building will soon be raising funds for the project.
Your guide to holiday events in, around Palm Springs
The 2022 holidays are in full swing in the city of Palm Springs, and we're here to try and help you sort through the multitude of events.
Meet Seish Norte, Cahuilla royalty keeping traditions alive while using her art to inspire the next generation
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 artist, business owner, and member of Cahuilla royalty.
Volunteer Palm Springs is back in action with new programs and a revamped website
The 12-year-old nonprofit is returning after the pandemic forced a hiatus. New initiatives are aimed at increased safety in the city.
Mizell kitchen expansion begins with a thud at ‘groundbreaking’ event Monday morning
A capital campaign started in April of this year was recently completed, with all $1.3 million raised, including some funds from the city’s Measure J tax.
City shows its Pride as thousands both young and old celebrate diversity downtown during weekend festival
A total of 225 entries took to Palm Canyon Drive during the two-hour event, much to the delight of a post-pandemic crowd. Local organizations, companies, and city officials were all represented.
For one Pride Parade grand marshal, honor shows ‘We are achieving the mission that we intended’
Sunday's Pride Parade will be a full circle moment for Rev. Benita Ramsey, who sees the moment as a celebration of hard work done by the larger community.
‘This is home’: Arenas Road, surrounding area officially recognized as a Palm Springs district
Roughly 100 people gathered at the intersection of East Arenas Road and South Calle Encelia as the ribbon was cut, a proclamation was read, and signs were unveiled officially proclaiming the area a district.
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.
St. Paul’s celebrates reopening of kitchen used to feed hundreds each day in Palm Springs and beyond
The kitchen, used by cooks for Well in the Desert, was shuttered for weeks during the summer for a remodel and deep cleaning.
Bear community shares joy of cooking, for a cause
To date, more than 250 copies of "The Palm Springs Bears Cookbook" have sold. Proceeds benefit Well in the Desert.
Milestone marked in Legion building restoration effort
With the support of America Legion leadership, a foundation hoping to restore the 1948 building will soon be raising funds for the project.
Your guide to holiday events in, around Palm Springs
The 2022 holidays are in full swing in the city of Palm Springs, and we're here to try and help you sort through the multitude of events.
Meet Seish Norte, Cahuilla royalty keeping traditions alive while using her art to inspire the next generation
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 artist, business owner, and member of Cahuilla royalty.
Volunteer Palm Springs is back in action with new programs and a revamped website
The 12-year-old nonprofit is returning after the pandemic forced a hiatus. New initiatives are aimed at increased safety in the city.
Mizell kitchen expansion begins with a thud at ‘groundbreaking’ event Monday morning
A capital campaign started in April of this year was recently completed, with all $1.3 million raised, including some funds from the city’s Measure J tax.
City shows its Pride as thousands both young and old celebrate diversity downtown during weekend festival
A total of 225 entries took to Palm Canyon Drive during the two-hour event, much to the delight of a post-pandemic crowd. Local organizations, companies, and city officials were all represented.
For one Pride Parade grand marshal, honor shows ‘We are achieving the mission that we intended’
Sunday's Pride Parade will be a full circle moment for Rev. Benita Ramsey, who sees the moment as a celebration of hard work done by the larger community.
‘This is home’: Arenas Road, surrounding area officially recognized as a Palm Springs district
Roughly 100 people gathered at the intersection of East Arenas Road and South Calle Encelia as the ribbon was cut, a proclamation was read, and signs were unveiled officially proclaiming the area a district.