David Schmitz · Sep 2, 2026
Palora Artisans Open Cooperative Studio for Local CraftsThe community in Palora celebrated the opening of a new cooperative studio founded by local artisans dedicated to traditional crafts. This venture …

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The Palora Harvest Festival drew a record 27,500 visitors this September, eclipsing the 2019 high by 6,200 attendees. Held across the central valley grounds, the three-day event …
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David Schmitz · Sep 2, 2026
Palora Artisans Open Cooperative Studio for Local CraftsThe community in Palora celebrated the opening of a new cooperative studio founded by local artisans dedicated to traditional crafts. This venture …
David Schmitz · Sep 2, 2026
Council Approves Palora Bypass Road FundingThe Palora City Council has approved the funding for a new bypass road aimed at easing traffic in the community. After extensive debates, the measure …