Tag Pioneertown Community

These are newspaper articles with stories involving the community surrounding Pioneertown Ca. USA.

Here’s welcome to Pioneertown

"Yep, things are generally pretty lively around here," says Red Dog Saloon manager Bill Anderson. "But it wasn't always this way. In fact, back in the late 60's and early 70's the town almost died. You see, both the Red Dog and the Golden Stallion saloons burned down. It was ca-ta-strophic," he sighed, remembering that dull period in the town's history.

Storm isolates Pioneertown

The roads leading into this small community northwest of Yucca Valley have been washed out for five days.

Pioneertown RV park plan denied

County supervisors, siding with a group of Pioneertown residents, have decided that a sparsely settled desert area near that community is an inappropriate place for a recreation vehicle park.

Dallas Morley

The Sandra Hayden memorial foundation has announced that pianist and entertainer Dallas Morley has been chosen recipients of its annual award.

Pioneertown race

Pioneertown hosts a 40K Biathlon race today, including a 10K run and 30K bicycle trip, starting and finishing at Pioneertown Palace. Men and women compete in age groups of 14-19, 20-29, 30-39 and 40-up, in relays as well as individuals and five-person teams.

It’s July festival time for High Desert

Twentynine Palms plans a variety of activities starting Saturday for its Jaycees Fourth of July festival, and Pioneertown, North of Yucca Valley, has planned a benefit barbecue for Saturday at the movie set Hayden Ranch.

Mar. 22, 1985 - The Desert Sun featured image

Hayden Ranch brings back the Old West

Sitting on a small desert knoll just west of Pioneertown, the Hayden Ranch suddenly looms before you. A sign just above the fenced driveway reads: "Out where the West begins."

Hayden Foundation benefit set for July 7

A western movie set at the Hayden Ranch Will be the deciding for the ninth annual Sandra Hayden Memorial foundation benefit schedules from noon to 6 PM July 7.

Found: peace and quiet

But most of the 69,000 residents choose to live in the arid High Desert communities for the same reasons their predecessors did. Here they find pristine beauty, solitude, clean air and a place to live life the way they want.

Western Images show, weekend set for October

The festival will feature an art show, chuckwagon dinner, Western dancing, mini-rodeo, several Western melodramas and related Western activities for artists, art patrons, families and the general public.