From the July 24, 2009 Edition
Richard Sheffield of Antioch Nursery, Landscape and Tree Service confirmed his bid of $14,750 was accepted as the winner by Kern County this month to complete the landscaping portion of the Frazier Park streetscape project. …
From the July 24, 2009 Edition
Old Time Radio Theater Knocks ‘Em Dead in Taft
By Mary Main
For those of you who have always enjoyed a good cartoon joke, and those of you who grew up watching the misadventures of …
From the July 17, 2009 Edition
UPDATE–FRAZIER PARK (July 18, 2009, 11:07 p.m.)—In a surprise upset, favorite Michael Kanke of Frazier Park came in eighth at the Stockcar Racing League (SRL) Spears Southwest Tour Series at Irwindale today. The top three …
From the July 17, 2009 Edition
Tejon Mountain Village Special Report and Commentary
Download the complete report (Parts 1 and 2) as a PDF file.
By Patric Hedlund with Katy Penland Originally printed in the April 10 and 17, 2009 …
From the July 17, 2009 Edition
PINE MOUNTAIN (July 19, 2009,5:13 p.m.)—The rains and winds have subsided, leaving Mil Potrero Highway clear, although caution is advised for the possibilty of loosened boulders and other debris falling into the road. Plows are …
From the July 17, 2009 Edition
Press release from public relations firm Casey & Sayre:
GORMAN, Calif. – Centennial Founders LLC today signed an agreement with the Gorman School District to set aside six sites throughout the master-planned new town for …
From the July 17, 2009 Edition
The National Newspaper Association (NNA) on Friday, July 10 recognized work by The Mountain Enterprise to bring the Mountain Communities quality reporting and editorial comment.
Singled out for national recognition in the 123rd annual NNA …
From the July 17, 2009 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
Mark Fulmer conducted a marathon Wednesday, July 8. The El Tejon Unified School District Interim Superintendent and the board of trustees tackled critical issues long postponed— from the looming need for boundary …
From the July 17, 2009 Edition
If you’d like to email the Board of Supervisors about the effect these cuts will have on our rural population, their email addresses are included at the end of this story.
“Frazier Park Library hours …
From the July 17, 2009 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
Within the boundaries of Tejon Ranch last week, a marijuana-growing operation said to be worth $37.6 million was raided by an interagency task force.
“Once we learned that there might be an …