The following article is part of a series featuring locally owned, small businesses in Imperial County. The Desert Review wishes to remind its readers to shop locally and support our local economy through the holidays. Stay tuned to read about more locally owned businesses through our Shop M… Read more
Honor your fathers in The Desert Review special Father's Day page. Read more
Honor your 2020 grad in The Desert Review special Grad page. Read more
OCOTILLO — Giant wind turbines, pointed in different directions and sometimes spinning with the breeze, can be seen from the I-8 freeway driving towards San Diego. While these giant fan-like structures are not meant to keep Imperial County cool during the summer heat, they do have a purpose. Read more
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EL CENTRO — Shrouded by trees and located outside of the city of El Centro is a place where many souls are at peace: Evergreen Cemetery. For nearly a century, Evergreen Cemetery has been the final resting place for thousands of Valley residents. Evergreen is part of the Central Valley Cemete… Read more
Tammy Lorraine Huerta Fender immortalizes her late, legendary father in new, only biography according to a news release. Read more
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EL CENTRO -Â With the new year beginning, Imperial County Clerk Chuck Storey is facing challenges brought on by the implementation of the new SB 2 Bill, the Building Homes and Jobs Act that went into effect January 2.According to Storey, the bill increased county recording fees to an unfair a… Read more
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