By CECILIA PONCE DE LEON Owner/Publisher Grand opening May 2nd! There’s a new reason to stop and shop in Blue Jay. Mountain Deals, Bargain & Bin Finds has officially opened its doors, offering a wide variety of discounted and brand-name items right in the...
Fishermen line the shores of Lake Gregory on Derby Day
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The first fishing derby of the season took place at Lake Gregory on Saturday, April 18 with a 7 a.m. shotgun start. It was a public event and anyone was invited to register and fish. Lake Gregory was filled with fishermen in...
New Crestline Magazine coming this spring
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Crestline magazine is published each year by the Crestline Chamber of Commerce to promote tourism in the community and to advertise to all where the Crestline businesses are located, and who are their business owners. The...
Crestline Comics celebrates their new larger location
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer A relocation Grand Opening celebration of Crestline Comics was held last Saturday, April 18. They moved onto Lake Drive, and attracted over 100 residents and visitors. Crestline Comics has been in business for several years,...
Free showers for the unhoused
For a person who is unhoused, a major obstacle is how and where to take a shower. Enter the Mountain Homeless Coalition and St. Richard’s Church. They are sponsoring free showers on Tuesdays with an appointment by calling (909) 713-4099. Towels, soap, shampoo and...
Ask the realtor: Why fixer-uppers are falling out of favor in today’s housing market
The classic fixer-upper used to be the golden ticket for buyers looking to build equity. Buy low, renovate, and watch the value climb. But today’s market is telling a different story. More and more buyers are passing on homes that need significant work and instead...
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Estate Planning: Frozen accounts, court delays and grief — What happens in the probate process
Your mom told you not to worry, she had everything handled. You were her agent under her power of attorney, helping her pay bills and manage accounts. When she passed away, you assumed you would simply continue handling things. Then you tried to deposit an insurance...










