Pulse of the High Desert - August 2022

Daggett Hidden Treasures By John Beyer

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UT, SINCE THE PUBLICATION, I haven’t been back. Sure, I drive by quite often, on my way to here and there along the interstate, but I rarely stop. So, when I heard Staggs was giving a historical tour of the town, I knew it was time to revisit and learn more about the history of the town. Staggs is a nice guy – truly nice. He immediately made our little group of tourists feel right at home. He is one of those fellas who likes to tell a joke, while being serious about the history of the town he truly loves.

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Pulse of the High Desert - August 2022

Published on Aug 3, 2022

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Pulse Of The High Desert is a locally owned monthly publication featuring High Desert hometown events, local resources, and articles of interest for all ages covering the greater High Desert and surrounding areas. This publication is complementary and available in both print and online versions, the digital format can be viewed from any location making readership potentially unlimited. The 12,000 print copies of this publication are mailed to every resident of the Jess Ranch and Del Webb communities as well as all mailboxes in the Spring Valley Lake and Silver Lakes communities. Additionally, it is distributed in waiting rooms, restaurants, medical facilities, car washes and reception areas in businesses from Newberry Springs/Yermo across the whole HD up to and including the mountain areas of Big Bear and Wrightwood and The Tri-Communities.