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Hall of Fame softball coach Les O'Donnell passes away - The North Platte Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Hall of Fame softball coach Les O'Donnell passes away - The North Platte Bulletin

Hall of Fame women's softball coach and retired Nebraska Department of Roads Dist. 6 Engineer Les O'Donnell died on May 22, leaving generations of former players and employees to fondly remember.

Les O'Donnell, 82, North Platte - The North Platte Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Les O'Donnell, 82, North Platte - The North Platte Bulletin

Les O’Donnell, 82, departed this life for Heaven on May 22, 2023 in North Platte. He was born on Sept. 7, 1940 outside of Bird City, Kan.

Palm Springs homeowners open up their mid-century pads - Vimarsana News

Palm Springs homeowners open up their mid-century pads

Desert modernism’s influence extends well beyond the desert, in part because Coachella Valley homeowners are so eager to share their properties with the world

Palm Springs trails in Tahquitz Canyon take hikers into history - Vimarsana News

Palm Springs trails in Tahquitz Canyon take hikers into history

Learn about the history and culture of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, now the most powerful property owners in Palm Springs, Calif., by hiking in the Tahquitz Canyon or one of the other canyons also managed by the tribe or by visiting their new Cultural Plaza when it opens later in 2023.

Hike Tahquitz Canyon in Palm Springs and step into history - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Hike Tahquitz Canyon in Palm Springs and step into history - The San Diego Union-Tribune

The small Agua Caliente tribe, which nearly died out, is ready to share its culture with visitors to its desert canyons and soon-to-open cultural plaza