By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor The Mountain Health & Resource Fair – sponsored by HAFDRA (Humanitarian Aid for Development and Relief Agency – drew a large crowd of folks who took home information on the many resources available to them. The fair was held on...
Four more grads make 20
Just before their graduation ceremony, four more Mountain High School students completed the number of credits necessary for graduation, bringing the total number of early graduates this year to 20! Chris VanGroeningen (1) plans to join the workforce and would like to...
Upcoming Events
ARROWBEAR Summer Music Camp: Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced, Choral and Jazz Improv sessions beginning in June. For dates and registration information, visit Arrowbear.com. CEDAR GLEN First Fridays at The Lake House: July 4, featuring Scott Pryde and Kelly...
Sheriff’s Log
Editor’s note: As the sheriff’s department is no longer providing their log of calls, the Alpine Mountaineer is compiling Nixle press releases for our readers. This week there are no new releases from the mountain area or Highland.
It was a party in Cedar Glen
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor The Lake House in Cedar Glen celebrated its 20th anniversary on May 24 by inviting the community to a party that featured pulled pork sliders and champagne as well as other treats made from the gourmet foods sold at the shop by...
Estate Planning — 3 questions to ask before creating your estate plan with AI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is great for generating meal plans or organizing workouts but, when it comes to something as important as your estate plan, you might want to think twice. Many people are tempted by do-it-yourself (DIY) legal tools and AI-generated estate...
Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott — Wichita Lineman
I know this sounds repetitious, for we have taken this journey before. It is, of course, the journey that incorporates Southern California Edison’s continued malfeasance in regard to their refusal to bury their powerlines in order to prevent them from falling to the...
Those Were The Days — Danaher Highland sawmill opens
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Historian The Danaher brothers of Michigan purchased one of the last areas of uncut forest from the aging David Seely, who had opened with his brother the first sawmill in the mountains in 1853. They paid $24,000 for 1,600 acres of pristine...











