By Isabella Dino Special to the Alpine Mountaineer On the morning of Nov. 16, the first pawns began marching their way across the checkered battlefield, and the sun was already shining bright over the San Bernardino Mountains. This chess tournament, hosted jointly by...
Readers who immerse themselves in the Guest Book trilogy – The Man in Cabin Number Five, The Girls in Cabin Number Three and The Starlet in Cabin Number Seven – by Chrysteen Braun will recognize many of the landmarks mentioned. Lake Arrowhead and its surrounding area...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The annual, free Crestlights home or business lighting contest for the Crest Forest area began accepting entries on Saturday, Nov. 16. Everyone who wants to be involved may submit an entry until Dec. 5. This is the sixth year for...
By Cecilia Ponce de Leon Special to the Alpine Mountaineer During her recent visit to the Lake Arrowhead Rotary Club, special guest Laura Dyberg from the Mountain Rim Fire Safe Council provided valuable insights into the growing concern surrounding the newly...
By Tim Clarke Rebuilding Together Mountain Communities I had a chance to sit down with Robin Lyles, owner of The Lake House in Cedar Glen, to talk about her First Friday events and her support of mountain charities. We sat down in front of the fireplace in the comfy...
By Kari Stebbing Music Director Rim of the World High School I am back again to announce our success on Saturday, Nov. 9! Our Rim High Marching Scots performed at the Riverside King Band Review. In sports terms, we like to think of Riverside King as the playoffs, and...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer State Senator Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh’s recent town hall Zoom meeting with Department of Insurance representatives Julia Juarez and Joel Lawcher, Rex Frazier from the Personal Insurance Federation of California and Philip Irwin, who...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor It was billed as a “mystery” assembly. The mystery was unveiled when the Marching Scots – Rim High’s marching band – marched through the halls of two of the mountain’s elementary schools on their way outdoors to the playground. The...
