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Those Were The Days: 1910 — Much was happening on the mountaintop

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Historian   As the summer of 1910 progressed, the mountains were filled with campers, who arrived in their wagons. Skyland Campground, with its new water source, was a popular because 1910 was the year Haley’s Comet was visible and what...
Welcome home!

Welcome home!

By Michael Brewer - Special to The Alpine Mountaineer   March 29 was the 50th anniversary of United States combat troops returning home from the Vietnam War. This date is now known as National Vietnam War Veterans Day. The day was first proclaimed by President...

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Popsicle Toes

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Popsicle Toes

    Well, here we are again in the midst of winter, and I’ll be danged…OK, so I’m danged but who gives a dang. So, it’s been snowing quite a bit of late, two snowstorms in as many weeks, and what do I have, besides snow? I’ve got a case of popsicle toes from...

Dear Sidney

Dear Sidney, My hairdresser has really bad breath! I love her work, but I can hardly stand it when she talks to me. Should I offer gum, mints and my dental hygienist’s number??? Holding My Breath in Hamiltair   Dear Breathless, Our mouths are home to trillions of...

Veteran Veritas

Veteran Veritas

The Brotherhood Bridge Foundation and Working Dogs for Warriors brought needed supplies to the mountain. Pictured, left to right, are Matthew McCasland, Daniel Neubauer, Michael Welsh and Edward Montoya. Two veterans groups brought up two truckloads of supplies...

Uncle Mott

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott Wichita Lineman I must warn you that I’m in a cranky mood today. Yes, cranky, and why you might ask am I cranky? I’ll tell you why, it’s because a dear, sweet 93-year-old neighbor of mine froze to death in her own home because the...

Dear Sidney

Dear Sidney, Hi. My name is Mary Jane. I live in Crestline which I consider paradise after living in Mexico, which was hell for me and my small daughter who is in second grade this year. Believe me living down there as an American was not my choice but my husband’s,...

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