Lowlanders Get High Off Desert Hike
Painted Gorge’s Colorful Backdrop Marks Season’s First Trek
Imperial Valley Skateboarder Rolls to DIY Success
Creativity, Perseverance are Tricks of the Trade for Local Brewer
Former Bulldog Now Roaming Petco Park
WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Ruben Niebla in Charge of Padres’ Pitching Staff
Lowlanders Get High Off Desert Hike
Painted Gorge’s Colorful Backdrop Marks Season’s First Trek
Imperial Valley Skateboarder Rolls to DIY Success
Creativity, Perseverance are Tricks of the Trade for Local Brewer
Former Bulldog Now Roaming Petco Park
WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Ruben Niebla in Charge of Padres’ Pitching Staff
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CALEXICO — The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said of volunteerism: “Everybody can be great … because anybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject and verb agree to serve. You only need a heart full... Read More
CALEXICO — Following months of intentionally set fires throughout the city, one has now proved fatal, and it’s not yet clear whether the man who died was the arsonist himself or if he was caught up in a blaze set by someone else, a Calexico fire captain said. Fire crews were called out to 1037 Rockwood Ave., a location that had burned at least twice before, at 9:23 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 15. “The male had no way to get out […]... Read More
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IMPERIAL COUNTY — Much like the nation and state, the Imperial Valley has seen a dramatic increase in the number of children testing positive for COVID-19 in recent weeks. Locally, the onset of the increase can be traced to late December, when new cases among children under 18 years... Read More
EL CENTRO — The annual Martin Luther King Jr. luncheon and Stone of Hope ceremony, Imperial County’s preeminent multicultural awards event, will feature William B. Gould IV as its keynote speaker. Gould is the great-grandson of a former slave. Gould’s great-grandfather, William Gould, escaped slavery, served in the U.S. Navy, and fought against the Confederacy during the Civil War. “I think, particularly for young people, who are sometimes disillusioned, despairing and discouraged, he stands as an inspiration,” William Gould IV stated […]... Read More
EL CENTRO — Speaking at the top of her voice to be heard over a low microphone, the effort brought a sense of urgency and... Read More
IMPERIAL — Due to COVID uncertainties, including state regulations for “mega events,” this year’s California Mid-Winter Fair will be entirely outside, with all buildings closed... Read More
IMPERIAL — Several events in the Imperial Valley were canceled this weekend due to high COVID numbers, but that didn’t keep the Tucker Center from... Read More
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Women’s 10,000 Club has announced it has donated the remainder of the club’s profits, $205,200, to the Imperial Valley College Foundation, and the proceeds are to be used for scholarships for IVC’s nursing program. “This is the first time that the club has donated to the IVC Foundation,” stated Dorothy Keating, last president for... Read More
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