Stacy Moore is a journalist based in Yucca Valley, California. She writes for the Hi-Desert Star and has also been featured in publications such as Big Bear Grizzly and AdvaMed. Stacy covers a range of local news topics, including community events, crime, sports, and human interest stories.
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Stacy Moore's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on sports events and community activities in Yucca Valley, California. Given the focus on event coverage and reporting about local sports teams, pitches should be tailored to provide insights or stories related to these specific themes.
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LANDERS — About 70 people gathered in Belfield Hall to hear Sam Friedman and Ben Toffey present their plans for a hotel called The Landing Monday night. Some were supportive
YUCCA VALLEY — The Trojan wrestling teams tore through the Banning Broncos for their second league wins of the season Wednesday, Nov. 20.
MORONGO BASIN — Fleece blankets will keep children warm at the Loma Linda children’s hospital and local homes this winter, in the name of Yucca Valley toddler Parker Lee.
HESPERIA — It’s a three-peat for the Yucca Valley Lobos sophomore youth football team. The players, generally ages 9 to 11, won their third championship in a row with a
YUCCA VALLEY — The Trojan varsity girls soccer team showed an ability to regroup and protect the ball in a solid second half against Cobalt Institute of Math and Science
YUCCA VALLEY — The Trojan girls wrestlers protected their undefeated league record and the Trojan boys took their third league win when they hosted Desert Hot Springs Wednesday, Dec. 11.
By: Stacy Moore
JOSHUA TREE — Arthur Davies’ convictions for manslaughter and assault on a child causing death will stand.
JOSHUA TREE — “A piece of me is gone and always will be. It has been six long years and the pain has not gotten any easier. It does not
JOSHUA TREE — The Fighting Cacti women protected their home winning streak with a down-to-the-wire win Saturday, Jan. 4. The Copper Mountain College women’s basketball team beat San Bernardino Valley
MORONGO BASIN — The power went out across the Morongo Basin Wednesday as a windstorm crossed the Morongo Basin. People from Morongo Valley to Wonder Valley, north to Landers and
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