At their Nov. 25 meeting, members of the Rotary Club of Lake Arrowhead assembled 38 "Birthday Boxes" to be stocked by local food pantries. Each lidded 9x11-inch aluminum pan holds a Funfetti cake mix, a can of frosting, a Sprite soda (to add to cake mix instead of oil...
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Business Expo a Resounding Success
The Lake Arrowhead Communities Chamber of Commerce celebrated a major milestone on Nov. 18 with its first-ever Business Expo, an event that exceeded expectations, energized local entrepreneurs and brought the mountain community together in a big way. Lori Butler, the...
Scouts collect nearly a ton of food for those in need
By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY Senior Writer Under the guidance of Scoutmaster Charles DeBruyn and Jim Newcomb, the Boy Scout assistant commissioner for the mountain communities, a dozen or more Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts from Lake Arrowhead-based Boy Scout Troop 89 and...
Peter Villalon assumes postmaster role
The U.S. Postal Service recently selected Peter Villalon to serve as the postmaster of the Lake Arrowhead post office. He joins the local postal team with more than 31 years of leadership experience and a commitment to excellent customer service in the community. “As...
Celebrating the mountain’s first Jiu-Jitsu tournament
The mountain’s first Jiu-Jitsu tournament – known as The King of Subs-Lake Arrowhead Open – lived up to its name on Nov. 15, packing the gym at Sandals Church in Lake Arrowhead with 87 competitors, hundreds of spectators and a full day of submission-only Jiu Jitsu....
Jiu Jitsu coming to the mountain
By DEREK JOHNSON Special to the Alpine Mountaineer On November 15th, the mountain will be hosting its first ever jiu jitsu tournament, the Lake Arrowhead Open, drawing athletes from all over southern California. Both kids and adults will be competing. The...









