From the September 09, 2011 Edition
LOCKWOOD VALLEY, CA (Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2011 at 5:15 p.m.)–Flash Flood Warning Expiring: 07:00 PM on Tuesday, September 13–THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN OXNARD HAS ISSUED A * FLASH FLOOD WARNING which includes LOCKWOOD VALLEY …
From the September 09, 2011 Edition
By Gary Meyer
A black bear was killed on Mil Potrero Highway in the early hours of September 7.
Lynne Schindler was driving to work Wednesday morning at 6 a.m. and came upon two bear …
From the September 09, 2011 Edition
UPDATE FRAZIER PARK, CA (Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2011 at 7:10 p.m.)–The names of the three firefighters injured in the lightning strike near the 2600 block of Lockwood Valley Road are Ryan Bridgen, Andy Juarez and …
From the September 09, 2011 Edition
Listing here is not a report of conviction. This is a log of law enforcement activity from Kern County Sheriff’s Frazier Park substation public records. Listing here does not indicate that the Kern County District …
From the September 09, 2011 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
There are places in Africa where only two inches of rain fall each year. The water runs off in flash floods before it can benefit the surface water reserves. Paul Knerr is …
From the September 09, 2011 Edition
By Gary Meyer
The Medical Board of California on Friday, Sept. 2 revoked former Frazier Park doctor John F. Grant’s license to practice medicine.
Grant served on staff at Clinica Sierra Vista’s Frazier Mountain Community …
From the September 09, 2011 Edition
By Tim and Sheree Ryan
Two local girls, Ashleigh Cavey and Samantha Points, returned home with silver buckle awards August 16 from the Ventura County Fair. Both girls became members of Bardsdale 4-H in Fillmore …
From the September 09, 2011 Edition
OpEd by Bob Anderson, Christ-up Ministries
I don’t believe anyone reading this article has forgotten where they were or what they were doing when they first heard and saw the dreadful attack on the twin …
From the September 09, 2011 Edition
By Mountain Enterprise staff
“Just picked it this morning,” Brad Oliver told a motorist who stopped to ask the price.
“Four ears for a dollar,” Oliver told him. The man pulled over and parked.
For …
From the September 02, 2011 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
The retirement of a 39-year veteran of service with the Tejon Ranch Company has been met with both skepticism and alarm by hunters around the country who consider Tejon Ranch property to …