On Sunday morning, Feb. 2, crew members of Green Valley Lake Station 95 participated in a station-wide drill to practice their ice rescue procedures. As residents, we know how dangerous the ice can be. We also know that visitors to Green Valley Lake are fascinated with walking on the ice. Let’s all be careful this winter and be safe out there!
By Mary-Justine Lanyon For more than 30 years, the artisans of Green Valley Lake have invited guests to visit them in their studios. There, the guests will discover handcrafted treasures. These artisan studio tours take place on three weekends a year: Memorial...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor And Rhea-Frances Tetley Staff writer It was a day full of weather surprises: fog, rain, snow and some sun. Despite the forecast, Rebuilding Day 2026 went on as planned. This year Rebuilding Together Mountain Communities had chosen three...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff writer This year marks the 100th anniversary of the completion of the construction of Green Valley Lake. Its construction was a result of the county rerouting the new auto road, Rim of the World Drive, away from its original route through...
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