From the April 03, 2009 Edition

This list of law enforcement activity has been released by the Kern County Sheriff’s Frazier Park substation. The names included here are from the public arrest records only. This does not indicate that the Kern …

From the April 03, 2009 Edition

James Halfhill, 64 was found deceased in his Pinon Pines home on Friday, March 27. The coroner’s report is not yet complete. He worked as the night manager of a Lebec service station for many …

From the April 03, 2009 Edition

By Gary Meyer

Three teenagers tried to steal liquor at Mountain View Market in Lake of the Woods, Friday, March 27 at 7:25 p.m., according to the market’s owner Ray Akari.

In an interview shortly …

From the April 03, 2009 Edition

By Julie Herbert, Participant

Are you interested in building a strong foundation for your future? Building confidence, trust, financial foundations and employment skills are the goals of a new nine-week Single Parent Program that builds …

From the March 27, 2009 Edition

Volunteers are meeting Saturday at 9 a.m.—all invited—at Mountain Properties office in Pine Mountain Village.

See exciting updates next week. Call (888) 856-0001 with suggestions, inquiries.

From the March 27, 2009 Edition

By Christine Kearns-Brown

Got Spring Fever? Looking for some fun, friends and a great way to get some exercise, too? Consider Modern Square Dancing.

Beginning April 2, the Mountain Squares is opening up a spring …

From the March 27, 2009 Edition

At least four more citizens are needed to help report to the community whether $7.12 million in school bond funds are being spent lawfully.

Applications may be picked up at The Mountain Enterprise office, or …

From the March 27, 2009 Edition

Air Force Airman First Class Bradley S. Baker has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. He is the son of Dawn Baker of Woodland Drive in Pine Mountain.

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From the March 27, 2009 Edition

By Patric Hedlund with Edie Stafford

Kern County Supervisor Ray Watson made the motion to approve a $115 million public works bond Tuesday, March 24, which included a $5 million allocation for a fire station …