By Mike Harris Special to the Alpine Mountaineer Fourteen months after snowstorms collapsed the roof of Goodwin and Son’s Market, Goodwin’s reopens this week, welcoming customers to a new store and a new design. “We put a lot of thought into this and our market is...
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Grammy whammy! Blue Jay Jazz Festival announces lineup
With 17 years of exceptional concerts under its belt, the Blue Jay Jazz Festival announces its biggest and boldest lineup yet. The three-day immersive experience kicks off on Aug. 22 at the Tavern Bay Beach Club with Poncho Sanchez, the “King of Latin Jazz.” The...
Get outside with Mountain Life Supply Co.
By Cady Price Special to the Alpine Mountaineer Ariel and Paul Ehe relocated their family to the mountain community in 2020 from Washington. Ariel shared that they wanted to be closer to family as her husband, Paul, had grown up here. The couple opened Mountain Life...
Potholes linger pending warm, dry weather
By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY Senior Writer The San Bernardino County Department of Public Works is currently working on a long-planned road improvement project that has been in the works for nearly a year on Lake Drive from Highway 138 in Top Town Crestline to the stop sign...
Students gain real-world experience
By Mary-Justine Lanyon From developing the characters and designing a video game to learning about fire behavior and how to handle hoses and nozzles, students in the CTE (Career Technical Education) classes at Rim of the World High School can prepare to head out into...
Creativity galore in students’ artwork
By Mary-Justine Lanyon “The student art this year was exceptional.” That was the opinion of three different members of the Mountain Arts Network, which held its student art show recently. The judges awarded prizes in three categories. In Mixed Media, third place went...









