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...
Most of us barely notice our smart home devices anymore. The Ring doorbell catches package thieves. The Nest camera lets us check on the dog. Motion alerts buzz our phones so often that they’ve become background noise in daily life. Security cameras are no longer...
If you are in need of a good read, look no further this weekend than the libraries in Crestline and Lake Arrowhead. At the Crestline library, the sale began on May 18 and continues through this Saturday, May 23 during library hours. Buy one book and get another at...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Heisler Theater Company’s spring show, The Maltese Falcon, is adapted directly from the 1930 novel by Dashiell Hammett by the playwrights at Heisler Theater. The story has many twists and turns, but the basic story is...
Michelle French, one of the assistant governors in Rotary District 5330, oversees and visits the four mountain Rotary Clubs: Big Bear, Crestline-Lake Gregory, Lake Arrowhead and Mountain Sunrise. On a recent visit – knowing there are a lot of questions about Rotary,...
Blended families are increasingly common and so are the estate planning challenges that come with them. Many couples believe the simplest plan is also the fairest: “I’ll leave everything to my spouse, and they’ll take care of my children.” While that may work in a...
I’ve been inspired by the recent horse races – the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness – these last couple weeks and thought about when I arrived in Crestline 50 years ago. Many people, especially teens, were riding horses everywhere in town and and there were many...
