Week’s Highs To Be in the 80s—National Weather Service
FRAZIER PARK, CA (Wednesday, July 7, 2021 at 7:30 a.m.)—This is a good week to get busy and finish up a lot of those projects that we just can’t seem to get done when it …
Note to our readers: Temporary technical issue
This website is updated for the April 19, 2013 issue of The Mountain Enterprise.The front page "flyout" at the far right of this page has not yet been updated because of a technical issue. It …
Breaking News: Body from Mount Pinos area officially identified
CUDDY VALLEY, CA (Friday, April 19, 2013 at 4 p.m.) —The Mountain Enterprise has received official confirmation that the body of the young man found deceased in a green Honda on Burbank Road, just west of …
Clinica doctor says he’s sad to leave
See the story in the print issue of The Mountain Enterprise on news stands now. Or see below (first in a series on healthcare on the mountain).
Fire season strikes early in PMC and on Grapevine
Two lanes of the northbound Interstate 5 were closed Monday, Apr. 15 about 9:20 p.m. when a big rig’s burning brakes lit a one-acre wildfire that rushed up hills about a mile south of the …
Editorial: We owe a debt to our festival boards
By Patric Hedlund
As I write this column today, and as you read it, there are people in the Mountain Communities who are hatching brilliant ideas at this very moment about how to make our …
Workshop on opening your own cottage industry and local farmers markets Saturday, April 20
By Linda Robredo, GDF On April 20 a workshop on farmers markets and cottage industries will be held at the Frazier Park Library’s community room, 1-3 p.m.
Kern County’s Departments of Environmental Health and …
Comedy dinner theater returns to the Condor Room
By Kat and Bill Fair On the dinner theater menu for May is “Goodbye Charlie,” a delicious comedy written by George Axelrod, author of American classic, “The Seven Year Itch.” Mountain Theater Alliance (MTA) and …
Roots of tragedy revealed: Readers’ theater of Agamemnon is Saturday, Apr. 20
An ancient Greek chorus made up of Mountain Community neighbors rehearsed at the Frazier Park Library last week. They are preparing for a reading of “Agamemnon,” a classic Greek play that won wild acclaim in …
News and Features
Clinica doctor says he’s sad to leave
By Patric Hedlund Supervising physician Dr. Robert Martinez, M.D. says he reluctantly plans to leave the Frazier Mountain Community Health Center in July. He and his family have built a warm neighborliness into their lives ...
Human remains found in West Antelope Valley
By Gary Meyer A report from Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department about human remains found in West Antelope Valley triggered the dispatch of a reporter from The Mountain Enterprise to a hillside neighborhood near the ...
Firewood donated to community elders
By Leslie Long I Came to Believe (a faith- based 501(c)3 charity) recently received a large donation of firewood. Patti Skinner and her company Lite My Fire out of Florida gave a generous donation of ...
FRC–The Problem Busters: Help for family legal needs to be explained May 2
By Anne Weber, MCFRC Domestic and Family Law Dealing with the personal side of domestic violence is hard for a family—especially the long-term effects on children if it goes on and on. But the legal ...
Questions greet land use plans proposed by national forests
Over 50 people showed up to ask questions on April 9 at the new Mt. Pinos District Chuchupate Ranger Station. New U.S. Forest Service management plans are being proposed for Southern California’s national forests, including ...
Flying J is ‘electrified’
Kiosks and power pedestals in place in Lebec
Paul Clarke opened the new electrification program at Flying J in Lebec on April 9. His employer, Oregon-based Shorepower Technologies, received about $10 million of a $20 ...