The final Corks & Hops event on Oct. 4 turned out to be more fun than ever before, according to many who attended. Crestline Chamber of Commerce President Louis Boehle, who put attendance figures at over 450, couldn’t agree more. “We had pretty good pre-event ticket sales this year,” said Boehle. Hilary Watson (1) entertained the crowd with country classics in Top Town. Both adults (2) and children (3) had blocks to play with. (Photos by Douglas W. Motley)
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By Mary-Justine Lanyon President Crestline-Lake Gregory Rotary Club We put out the call and the community answered it. On Sunday, Sept. 27 our Rotary Club hosted a community BBQ at the San Moritz Lodge, one of three fundraisers we are holding to raise money for...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Mountain History Museum is presenting a documentary for a mature audience about Crestline’s own unsolved mass murder, The Boles Murders. The documentary was filmed several years ago by investigative reporter Davey Porter...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The plein air art competition sponsored by the Crestline Arts District, a weekend-long art experience throughout the community of Crestline, was declared a success by Crestline Arts District organizer Molly Collins. The theme...
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