By Mary-Justine LanyonEditor On Monday morning, folks were spotted out across the mountain shoveling mud and debris from their driveways, parking areas and even local roads. While a storm had been predicted for Saturday, Sept. 10, that storm did not materialize....
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Lake Arrowhead Brewfest an over-the-top success
By Douglas W. MotleySenior Writer With 21 Southland craft breweries and three food vendors participating in the 12th annual Brewfest, how could you not pull off an enormously successful event that pleased the palate of over 200 craft and home brew aficionados who...
Special athletes ride the fire boat
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEYStaff Writer The Rim Special Athletes Foundation (RSA), a group of volunteers dedicated to providing activities for individuals with special needs and veterans, held a day at the lake recently for its members and their families at their new beach...
Celebrating 80 years of music magic
By Cassandra DonahueSpecial to The Alpine Mountaineer It was 80 years ago that Fred Ohlendorf established what came to be known as the Arrowbear Music Camp. On Sept. 4, 2022, approximately 150 “Arrowbearites” had the opportunity to reunite with campers and staff...
Deputy Klinkhart retires after distinguished 25-year career
By Douglas W. MotleySenior Writer Longtime Crestline resident Tracy Klinkhart retired on Aug. 21 following a distinguished 25-year career with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, first as a patrol deputy for 15 years out of the Twin Peaks Sheriff’s Station...
Jazz resonated across the mountain
By Mary-Justine LanyonEditor That mountain residents and visitors were excited to get out and listen to some exceptional jazz last weekend was borne out by the sell-out crowds at the Blue Jay Jazz Festival. Chris Levister, president of the Blue Jay Jazz...









