By Mary-Justine Lanyon From honoring a great-uncle who fought and died in Vietnam to Miss America – a U.S. Air Force pilot – four students at Rim of the World High School created art to express their patriotism. That art was entered in the Veterans of Foreign Wars...
By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY Senior Writer Valley of Enchantment Elementary School’s Science Night on Thursday, April 25 turned out to be a cornucopia of hands-on-fun, games and catered food enjoyed by over 100 students, teachers and family members who showed up for the...
By Julianne Homokay Special to the Alpine Mountaineer If you’re like me, the only disappointing thing about the ascent up the hill back to our mountain homes is that the radio stations begin to fuzz out and disappear, leaving us with precious few options. As much as I...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon “It is the obligation of any water agency to look for local sources of water.” Noting that Lake Arrowhead is full for the second year in a row, Catherine Cerri, general manager of the Lake Arrowhead Community Services District, said that “we...
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...
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...
