From the February 22, 2019 Edition
By Tammy Rowan, MCFRC
The staff and board of the Mountain Communities Family Resource Center invite the general public and former FRC clients to an open house retirement celebration to honor Anne Weber Burnaugh.
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From the February 22, 2019 Edition
An open meeting with the board and “the Pine Mountain Club POA Architect” is Saturday, Feb. 23 at 10 a.m. in the PMC Condor Room. A motion may be made, with time for questions. All …
From the February 15, 2019 Edition
Over 100 members of the United States Congress introduced a bill last week to protect the Carrizo Plain National Monument (west of Pine Mountain Club) and 51 other national monuments which were threatened last year. …
From the February 8, 2019 Edition
By Heidi Carter-Escudero, KCHS
A newborn baby may be safely surrendered into the hands of any hospital emergency room or fire station staff, no questions asked, throughout Kern County.
Usually the birth of a child …
From the February 1, 2019 Edition
Mt. Pinos Way will be closed between Canada Trail and Glendale Trail, 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., February 5 and 6. SoCal Edison will replace a power pole there.
From the February 1, 2019 Edition
Hunter and Cindy Bryant of Lake of the Woods wanted to buy three more Mountain Communities Chamber of Commerce Resident Permits this week. Christine Momoa of Pine Mountain Club also wanted to buy two.
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From the February 1, 2019 Edition
When the home of Nick and Joni Novosel was hit in the recent rash of Pine Mountain Club daytime burglaries, one of the crooks brazenly rode Nick Novosel’s Harley-Davidson out of their garage in broad …
From the January 25, 2019 Edition
In case you missed it, this is what the eclipse looked like Sunday night, behind moving mist clouds. Pine Mountain’s Mary McDevitt, however, was able to get an amazingly crisp image of the red supermoon …
From the January 25, 2019 Edition
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By Gary Meyer
The new CarQuest Auto Parts store was burglarized on Tuesday, Jan. 15, according to owner Loren Graham.
Surveillance video shows two thieves breaking through the …
From the January 25, 2019 Edition
Phyllis Browning (former AARP president) went to stay near family because of health concerns. She called The Mountain Enterprise last week to say, “I’m calling to let everyone know I’m still doing okay. I had …