Caltrans crews have been working tirelessly to repair damage to Highway 138 caused by the recent Lake Fire. Guardrails, signs, drainage systems and slopes are all in need of repair. The crews are working on removing and replacing 4,000 feet of damaged guardrail,...
Members of the Crestline Lions Club gave away free hot dogs and chips in the parking lot of Goodwin's Market on Saturday, July 19. Donations to the Lions will be used to support the club's Recycle for Sight usable eyeglass collection program. Pictured, left to right,...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Women’s Club of Lake Arrowhead (WCLA) is gearing up for their 100th anniversary this coming January, when they hit the magic century mark. The club has accomplished many excellent things through its members over the last...
A funny thing happened on the way to showing property: I hurt myself. Not just a little bump or a stubbed toe – this one was a doozy. While stepping from one concrete surface to another, I caught a raised lip and rolled my left ankle hard. Down I went. For the record,...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Crestline Chamber of Commerce, during its July public meeting, reviewed their past three weekends of events and the new events upcoming this summer. During the office manager’s report, they introduced new chamber member,...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The former Southern California Vintage Base Ball League (SCVBB) champions, the Crestline Highlanders, who are sponsored by the Crestline Chamber of Commerce, will play their second game of the regular season on Harich Field in...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon At the Mountain Jewish Community’s annual bagel brunch – held at the lakeside home of Marsha and Andy Lewis – members and guests heard from Mitch Paradise, an independent scholar of Jewish teaching. Paradise had the guests read three...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon The Arrowhead Arts Association has changed its focus over the years from just providing music to the mountain communities to promoting more learning of music in the Rim schools. Ken Camarella, the AAA vice president, shared this thought...
