Twentynine Palms, United States (Local)
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Kurt's coverage focuses on local community events, sports, and news in the Yucca Valley area of California. He regularly reports on family-focused events, sports games (specifically soccer and basketball), city council decisions, and community service activities.
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By: The Desert Trail, Kurt Schauppner
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Flock cameras, placed at intersections around the city to take photos of vehicles and store details for law enforcement agencies, will be the subject of a round-table
By: Kurt Schauppner, The Desert Trail
JOSHUA TREE — Community support will be the key to bringing a three-quarter-scale replica of the Vietnam Memorial Wall to Copper Mountain College in 2027.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Two homes, at 6988 and 6996 El Sol Ave., across the street from Knott Sky Park, were heavily damaged by a two-alarm fire reported about 3:12 p.m.
BANNING — Twentynine Palms Little League’s senior baseball all-star team took the District 58 championship by routing Yucaipa 13-3 June 24.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Residents will have one more chance to comment on a proposed 1% sales tax hike before City Council members decide whether to put the measure on the
By: Kurt Schauppner, The Desert Trail
Bristen Banales appear at a hearing in Morongo Basin Superior Court Tuesday, June 30.
By: The Desert Trail, Kurt Schauppner
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Expecting to find rare earth minerals used in technology and medical imaging, an Australian company has staked claims near Joshua Tree National Park and the city of
City council eyes sales tax measure
By: Kurt Schauppner, The Desert Trail
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Residents attending a sometimes contentious meeting expressed a lack of trust in law enforcement and company officials using data collected by Flock cameras set up at intersections
Coach Carlos Cadet Jr. instructs young athletes at a Warhawks youth football program practice session Monday, July 13, at Twentynine Palms Junior High School.
