The Palo Verde Valley Times, along with our partners, has established a $1 million grant fund to assist locally-owned businesses with marketing during these challenging times. We are committed to supporting our business community to reach their customers and relaunch their businesses.
The free June 10-13 and June 16-20 COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) testing dates, provided by Riverside County in partnership with the State of California, saw 910 tests conducted at Blythe’s resident Doris Morgan Community Center.
The Blythe Fire Department is underlining the importance of 4th of July safety amid an uptick of fireworks being set off earlier than usual this year across the local community.
The Blythe Women’s Golf Club held their annual invitational tournament in February. The theme was, “The Great Gatsby Comes to the Greens."
The Palo Verde College (PVC) Pirates men’s basketball program’s 2019-2020 season marked a historic return to an eager and ready community looking to root for hometown collegiate athletics.
Dear Blythe community members,
Reports are staggering, whether you see them on NBC News or hear them from federal inspectors.
When Palo Verde High School (PVHS) and the community of Blythe celebrate 2018 Homecoming next week, one long-time resident will be centrally involved – just as she has been for the past 55 years.
At nearly the one-year anniversary of the worst mass shooting in modern United States history, eight employees from Ironwood State Prison (ISP) and Chuckawalla Valley State Prison (CVSP) were awarded the highest honor bestowed by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (C…
