Communities
The Boles Murders – 60th anniversary
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Crestline has its own mass murder, the Boles Family murders, about which a documentary was made examining this almost unknown event. The documentary, using CSI investigation techniques (before that was made popular on TV),...
A good neighbor of Rebuilding Together
By Tim Clarke Rebuilding Together Mountain Communities In 2018, a new bank came to the mountains as a result of the acquisition of First Mountain Bank by First Foundation Bank, founded in 2007. For the purpose of this article, we are referring to the Runnings...
Mountain Top Days are upon us
The Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present Mountain Top Days 2025 on Friday, Aug. 1 and Saturday, Aug. 2. This year’s theme, “Still the Gateway,” celebrates the fact that Running Springs, the “Gateway to the San Bernardino Mountains,” survived...
The changing of the guard at local Rotary clubs
The end of one Rotary year on June 30 and the beginning of the new year on July 1 means one thing for many clubs: the annual roasting and demoting of the president who has served the past year. At the same time, the new president is usually installed at the same...
Daryl Robert T. Carroll
Daryl Robert T. “Pappy” Carroll, born in Flint, Mich., in 1940 to Margaret and Joseph Carroll, passed away on June 6 gently in the night at Loma Linda VA hospital holding his wife Patty's hand. He died of multiple organ failure. He is survived by his wife, Patricia...
Bringing the zoo to the children
The Lake Arrowhead branch library in Blue Jay was full for a performance by the Mobile Zoo of Southern California – there were 173 children and adults in attendance. They got to see a chinchilla, a hedgehog and cockatiels. Upcoming shows on Tuesdays at the library...










