At the Dec. 20 meeting of the Women’s Club of Lake Arrowhead, Polly Sauer (left) and Linda Miller, co-chairs of the Blue Jay parade, thanked the members of the club for their hard work which helped make the parade a huge success. Sauer asked those who had worked on the parade to stand and explain their tasks, which ranged from striping Highway 189 to dancing in the parade. Many also visited local businesses, offering them the opportunity to be a parade sponsor.
By Mary-Justine Lanyon The Skyland Arts Foundation invited the community to a viewing party held at the Lake Arrowhead Brewing Co. on Oct. 19. What they viewed was a video created by Skyland Arts to illustrate their vision for the community. Called “What a...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon At the Oct. 13 meeting of the Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce board of directors, two local organizations made the case for the measures they have on the Nov. 3 ballot. Mountains Community Health – represented by CEO Mark Turner,...
By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY Senior Writer Crestline’s final Corks & Hops event for the 2026 season came to a gentle halt on Saturday, Oct. 3, following a fruitful season of beer and wine tasting at stations all along Lake Drive’s business district. Guests visited...
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