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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INDIO — After throwing themselves against much larger teams for the preseason, the Trojan varsity football team kicked open the door of the Desert Valley League with a 49-21 win against Indio Friday.
JOSHUA TREE — Arthur Davies’ future will go into the jury’s hands this week. The prosecution and defense are in the midst of closing arguments in the trial for the
By: Stacy Moore
YUCCA VALLEY — Jackie Dudra loved Halloween. And in the true spirit of the holiday, although she may be gone, her love of a good scare lives on. Her sons
By: The Desert Trail, Kurt Schauppner, Stacy Moore
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Several hundred art appreciators and artists attended festivities at the 29 Palms Art Gallery for the 12th annual Joshua Tree National Park Art Expo Saturday, Nov. 2.
By: Stacy Moore
YUCCA VALLEY — The Trojan football team’s playoffs run ended at the final buzzer of their round one game against Wilson High School Friday night. Despite the 49-42 final score,
By: Stacy Moore
YUCCA VALLEY — Col. Randy White on Monday led the voices thanking veterans for their service to America on the battlefields and in their communities. White was keynote speaker for
YUCCA VALLEY — It may take 10 years or more, but the town plans to work with a county transportation group to widen Twentynine Palms Highway from Sage Avenue to
Twentynine Palms High School student Killian Hargrove and his teacher Kent Weiss, center, are recogized at the Morongo Unified School District meeting Tuesday, Nov. 12.
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.
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