All of this pea soup fog we’ve been getting of late has really got me down. Don’t know whether I’m up or down, especially when I’m trying to drive safely out on the Rim and can’t see a blasted thing, except fog lights coming at me and taillights in front of me....
Those Were The Days — Lumberman Francis (Frank) Talmadge Sr.
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Historian Part 1 of 3 Francis (Frank) Lebaron Talmadge first saw the San Bernardino Mountains in 1853 after many months on the trail. A noted hunter, Talmadge had supplied the westward wagon train with fresh meat shot by “Foxsong,” his...
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 Rim Blue Star Moms: Fundraiser dinner, Tuesday, May 13, 4-9 p.m., RB’s...
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.
Preparing students for the real world
Students at Rim of the World High School have the opportunity to enroll in classes that teach them real-world skills. These Career Technical Education (CTE) classes fall into six different industry areas: Arts, media and entertainment; building and construction...
Edison town hall meeting disappoints community
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Southern California Edison was hosted by State Senator Ochoa Bogh and County Supervisor Dawn Rowe during a virtual community town hall meeting on Wednesday, April 23. The meeting lasted two hours and was mostly a presentation...
Lake Arrowhead chamber celebrates 100th anniversary
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer A full house of chamber members and guests celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Lake Arrowhead Communities Chamber of Commerce at the Lake Arrowhead Resort on Tuesday, April 22. The chamber was created in...
Lake Arrowhead Village through the ages
By Mary-Justine Lanyon. Editor As he began his historical presentation on April 17, Russ Keller reminded the audience at the library in Blue Jay that James Mooney – who owned Little Bear Lake and developed the Little Bear Resort – died in 1919 during the flu...










