Category: Culture
Joe Perry, Cover Photographer
Chasingsteel.com railroad photography and blog, showcases beautiful images created by Joe Perry, our cover photographer, avid blogger, rail geek, and efficiencies aficionado. His welcome page states: My name is Joe Perry and I am passionate.
Writers’ Club Welcomes Teresa Burrell
Teresa Burrell, attorney, advocate, author, and business entrepreneur recently became the first guest speaker to present for the High Desert Branch of the California Writers Club workshop at the federal prison in Victorville, California. She spoke later the same
Charity Golf Tournament Season is NOW
Golf is an enduring and effective tool for networking and deal making. It can provide proximity and access to the right people. Don’t play? Consider this: an estimated 90% of Fortune 500 CEO's play golf, and
Book: Women Over 50
Newly published, and featuring amazing women over fifty from our area, proceeds from “Women Over 50” benefit TPS Creative Expressions, Inc., a local non-profit Cultural Arts Foundation. Created by Regina Weatherspoon-Bell, the book features 20 High Desert women ranging
2011-2012 Newton T. Bass Family Concert Series
Billy Dean has transcended genres with his unique repertoire earning numerous awards, including: The Academy of Country Music's Song of the Year "Somewhere In My Broken Heart", ACM New Male Vocalist of The Year, BMI Pop Awards, BMI Song Awards,
35 Years for Mojave Narrows Bluegrass Festival
Don Tucker, producer of the popular Huck Finn Jubilee, founded and has been running the internationally acclaimed bluegrass music event for 35 years. At its inception, when looking for a location for his festival, Tucker came upon Mojave Narrows.
Roy Clark Headlines Huck Finn Jubilee
Roy Clark may be making only his second appearance at the Huck Finn Festival, but he has spent many happy hours in the High Desert. A friend of Roy Rogers, the legendary bluegrass star visited the legendary cowboy star many
How Color is Your Life
Color plays an important part in our lives, our health, and our emotions. It is everywhere and in every shade imaginable. Color is powerful. It can sell a product, elicit certain feelings, and evoke symbolic meaning. It
Local Businesses Purchase at Livestock Auction
It’s fair time, and that means youth from Grange, 4-H and Grange have been working hard for months, raising animals to compete and sell at the annual San Bernardino County Fair Livestock Auction.
