Crestline encourages its visitors to visit our local retailers and restaurants and check out the fantastic murals adorning the buildings around town. See the listings below to discover the exceptional range of food, shopping and walking adventures Crestline has to...
The 2025 Jamboree Days parade has the theme Crestline Vibes 2025, celebrating the unique laid-back atmosphere and small-town atmosphere Crestline offers to every visitor. Sit back and enjoy all 53 entrants in our parade! American Legion Post 360 - Rim of the World...
CEDAR GLEN First Fridays at The Lake House: July 4, featuring Scott Pryde and Kelly Lingel. Aug. 1, Laura Wambsgans, Lisa Mozzini-McDill and Julia Aubrey. Sept. 5, Julie R. Evans and Holger Paetau. Oct. 3, Linda Brown and Debra Holladay. Nov. 7, Irma Redman and Kevin...
CEDAR GLEN FRIDAY, JULY 4 ----------------------------- First Friday featuring Scott Pryde and Kelly Lingel 4-7pm The Lake House (lakehousecollection.com) CRESTLINE THURSDAY, JULY 3 ----------------------------- Karaoke with Kimberly Drum 7-9pm Rim of the World...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Mountain Homeless Coalition held a summit on the housing problems on the mountain, discussing both the problems in housing the homeless on the mountain and the potential for more becoming homeless on the mountain because of...
The BoatYard, a local provider of boat storage and concierge services, announced this week a major $1 million investment in a new renovation and construction project. The expansion, set to begin this month, will double the company's current storage capacity, providing...
Through a partnership between the San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra (SBSO) Association and California State University San Bernardino, the summer youth music camp is bringing middle-school and high-school students to the CSUSB campus for a week-long series of...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Historian The lumbering industry in the Little Bear Valley area was moving forward full speed in the 1880s and the steam-powered lumber mills were cutting the larger trees that the earlier mills couldn’t handle. The lumbermen usually left...
