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 …
Who Let The Pigs Out?
By Gary Meyer
Four wild pigs charged into downtown Frazier Park on Monday, Sept. 17 just before 4 p.m., causing quite a stir among businesses and residents.
The porkers were initially spotted heading east on …
Brennan Family Takes Sixth 9/11 Memorial Ride Through Cuddy
The Annual Cuddy Valley 9/11 Ride was started by FMHS grad Kate Kennedy and Cuddy Valley’s Emily Brennan after the attacks on the Twin Towers in New York City. Leah Brennan, 13 started going on …
Tourism Grants Within Reach
By Patric Hedlund
They gathered like eager students, drawn to the Kern County Board of Trade Tourism Grant workshop by dreams and visions of bringing ecotourism to these mountains. About 30 talented members of the …
News and Features
Chalk Art and Music Festival ‘To Transform’ Frazier
By Pam Sturdevant
Calling all local artists and musicians for the First Annual Frazier Park Artwalk on Saturday, Sept. 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. What a wonderful opportunity to share your artwork or ...
Accident Cracks Telephone Pole
By Cat Buckles
On Thursday, Sept. 13, at 2:45 p.m., a red Toyota Corolla was heading eastbound on Frazier Mountain Park Road at an unknown speed. After passing Alpine Ready Mix, the driver, Howard Portman, ...
Another Motorhome Burns On Interstate 5
By Gary Meyer
A 42 foot Allegro motorhome, towing a Hummer H3, caught fire Monday, Sept. 17 on the southbound Interstate 5, just 200 yards north of Lebec Post Office.
According to Kern County Fire ...
Public Meeting on School District Master Plan Invites Participation
You’re Already Paying the Taxes, What Will They Buy?
September 26 at 6 p.m.
Want to know what your school bond tax money is purchasing? What does it mean to the educational experience in El ...
And What About That School Bond Fund Oversight Committee?
"It’s hard enough to get ten people together for a meeting to do something real," ETUSD Superintendent Rochelle "Shelly" Mason said Tuesday, Sept. 18, "why try to call them together when there is nothing yet ...
Library Update Asks Public Input on New Design
Plans for the new $5.6 million Frazier Park Branch Library will be revealed at two presentations Thursday, Oct. 4 at 2 p.m. and at 7 p.m. in the Frazier Mountain Park Community Center, 300 Park ...
Full House for Sierra Club’s ‘Impact of Development’
The Grapevine I-5 corridor is the epicenter for major housing development plans. The Sierra Club’s Tuesday, Sept. 18 meeting packed Cuddy Hall with 80 participants whose questions were answered about the impacts of development on ...
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- Hunting the Mountain: September 21 is National Hunting and Fishing Day…
- High Country Gardener: Pick a Peck o’ Pickles
- Ask Moesha: Doggie Walking Etiquette
Community
- Ridge Route Party
- The Big One
- Tracking Rumors of Bear Shootings
- Wanted: Civic Minded Citizen with Water Concerns
- Pine Mountain Learning Center Earns Honors
- Sheriff’s Log To Resume
- ‘242’ Phone Problems Explored
- Mystery and Mayhem Riot as Movie Stunts Are Filmed in Lebec
- Dismissed ‘Lewd Acts’ Charges Against Musician To Be Re-filed, D.A. Says
- Weather
- Enterprise on the Road: Candy Burns’ Roman Empire Cruise
- Mosquitos Still Active In Cooler Weather
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Obituaries
- Fondly remembering….’Fearless’ Fred Westlund 1929 – 2007
- We will miss you: Helen Paas ? 1930 ~ 2007 ?
