By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Lake Arrowhead Elementary School fourth-graders visited the Mountain History Museum and Indian Rock Camp during a field trip on early California History on Tuesday, Nov 5. Half of the students went to Rock Camp first with their...
UPCOMING EVENTS…
CRESTLINE Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner: Thursday, Nov. 28, 12-4 p.m., San Moritz Lodge. Presented by a consortium of community groups. Disco Holiday Party: Saturday, Dec. 14, 5 p.m., San Moritz Lodge. Rim of the World Historical Society. Tickets at mtnmuseum.org...
MUNICIPAL ADVISORY COUNCILS – Possible new configurations considered for MACs
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Crest Forest and Lake Arrowhead Municipal Advisory Councils (MAC) act as the liaisons between the individual mountain towns and County Supervisor Dawn Rowe, letting her know what the local concerns and needs of each area are and...
Choose Your Own Oz
What if Toto were not a dog? What if he were a tiger or an octopus? What if Dorothy wasn’t wearing ruby red slippers but clown shoes? Those questions and more will face the audience when the Rim High Theatre presents Choose Your Own Oz, a comedy written by Tommy...
Estate Planning – 5 key questions successor trustees should ask about liability in California
Serving as a successor trustee in California involves a complex set of responsibilities, particularly when it comes to handling debts and protecting beneficiaries. Trustees must carefully manage trust assets while also addressing creditor claims, all within the...
Congratulations to these graduates
Mountain High School is proud to announce its first two graduates of the 2024-2025 school year. Alex Carmona will attend Crafton Hills College in the spring and plans to complete their fire academy to become a firefighter. Kaleb Martinez plans to join the workforce....
Celebrating veterans with a meal
Veterans and their families were invited to the Skyforest Elks Lodge 2393 on Veterans Day for a free lunch of a pulled pork sandwich, French fries, baked beans, coleslaw and pickles. More than 80 lunches were served.
Ask The Realtor – Why the Fed’s rate cut didn’t bring down mortgage rates after the election
After the recent presidential election, the Federal Reserve took a step to address economic concerns by lowering its key interest rate by a quarter point, hoping to signal support for financial markets and encourage lending. Many expected this cut to lead to a...










