The Mountain Area Council of Parent Teacher Associations (PTAs) held its installation dinner at the San Moritz Lodge in Crestline on May 13. The installation dinner has been an annual tradition but had not been held in a few years, said Tracy Gauci, PTA president for...
Who doesn’t love a small town parade? For 58 years Crestline has been proud to have carried on this treasured tradition. From the Mountain Fifes & Drums Corps to floats from local businesses, the Jamboree Days parade brings out the kid in everyone. If you have not...
When Alan Heller and his daughter, Holiday – who recently bought a home in Crestline – went fishing at Lake Gregory, he landed an orange fish that turned out to be a lightning trout. They were mystified by what it was until they looked it up online. Lightning trout...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Voting boxes were placed around town on June 1 for the annual Crestline Grand Poobah contest. This fun event’s purpose is to raise funds for the annual Jamboree Days fireworks fund. The amount raised will be split 50/50 with the...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Learning about the importance of fire clearances and new ways to get them done was the focus of the Crest Forest Municipal Advisory Council (MAC) meeting for May. Lake Arrowhead will get an updated version of these fire clearance...
The Crestline Chamber of Commerce has issued a call for residents to nominate the person (or persons) they think should be this year’s Citizen of the Year. That citizen will ride in the Jamboree Days parade on July 6. Nominations close on June 3 so the chamber’s board...
