First responders join forces for toy drive

By Douglas W. MotleySenior Writer Twin Peaks Sheriff’s Station deputies have joined forces with county firefighters and California Highway Patrol officers in collecting toys for children of needful mountain area families. Noting that over 200 toys had been collected...
Residential water usage up during COVID-19

Residential water usage up during COVID-19

MOUNTAIN SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB By Mary-Justine LanyonEditor During the COVID-19 virus, the Lake Arrowhead Community Services District divided its field crews into two different units. One, John Wurm, president of the LACSD board of directors, told the members of the...

New murals coming to Crestline

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEYStaff Writer The Crestline-Lake Gregory Chamber of Commerce decided to not just sit back when COVID-19 canceled the insurance for their annual events this season. They immediately began to think of different ways to promote tourism in the town...

Jazz dinner to celebrate music and local schools

Jazz dinner to celebrate music and local schools

The Blue Jay Jazz Foundation may have had to cancel its annual jazz festival this year but they will hold a dinner in celebration of music and in support of local schools on Sept. 2. The event, “Celebrating Music, Supporting Local Schools,” will begin at 6 p.m....

‘Bubbles on the Lake’ walk this Saturday

‘Bubbles on the Lake’ walk this Saturday

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEYStaff Writer A fun family Bubbles on the Lake walk around Lake Gregory is being planned by Delanna Covarrubias, who runs The Sourest Lemon, which has been providing food and meals for mountain residents during the pandemic. Bubbles on the Lake is...

Celebrating a dream come true

Celebrating a dream come true

By Mary-Justine LanyonEditor The middle of a pandemic hardly seems like the time to make your dream come true. But’s that what has happened for Sonia Rios. The recent Lake Arrowhead resident began formulating her business plan three years ago. She had worked in retail...

Residents advised to report invasive species

Residents advised to report invasive species

By Zev BlumenfeldStaff Writer They are tiny, cluster in groups and hang out on oak trees…and, no, they aren’t acorns. The goldspotted oak borer (GSOB, Agrilus auroguttatus) – a six-legged, oblong-shaped invasive beetle – appeared in Big Bear in August 2019. While no...

It’s time to go camping!

It’s time to go camping!

By Mary-Justine LanyonEditor Today – August 13 – is the big day. The SkyPark Camp & RV Resort will see its first campers pull into one of the 57 RV spots or 35 tent sites. Reservations have been flying off the website, said owner Michelle Johnson. “We’re pretty...

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