From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Do you wish to vote? You may want to call today to be sure you can: (661) 868-3590
By Patric Hedlund
The Kern County Registrar of Elections removes voters from its lists daily in a …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Fall Festival is this Saturday
Storytellers, Colonial-era Games, Medieval Knights and Music to Frolic at Tait Trout Ranch Oct. 18
Come on out to the Legend of Sleepy Hollow Fall Festival Saturday afternoon, Oct. 18. …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Falcons Score Double Homecoming VictoryBy Asst. Coach Tim Garcia
The Junior Varsity squad leveled St. Genevieve 35-0 in a dynamic Homecoming gift to Falcons fans. Coach Mark Smith had the offense moving up and down …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Three members of the Bor family, charged with multiple counts of felony animal cruelty, were set for arraignment October 16 at 9 a.m. in Ventura County Courthouse. Over 50 horses have now been seized …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
By Bernice Trojahn
Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church is hosting its fifth annual spaghetti dinner on Friday, Oct. 17 from 4 to 8 p.m. We will be serving homemade spaghetti sauce along with …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
By Karissa Lutes, ComTec Academy Senior
This Saturday, Oct. 18 our Frazier Mountain High School ComTec Academy Seniors will be having a combination car wash, garage sale and bake sale.
All of these events start …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Wind Wolves Preserve is investigating an incident on Saturday, Oct. 11, in which 20 to 25 motorcyclists illegally entered the preserve after illegally riding undesignated trails within the Los Padres National Forest.
Wildlands Conservancy representatives …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
By Pam Sturdevant
A small black lab ran into a car on Thursday, Oct. 9. He seemed to be injured but was able to get up and follow some kids. A few people gathered to …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Here’s proof. The Hribar family grew a 221/8 inch long zucchini that is 41/2 inches wide. They live in Pine Mountain. “All I did is water daily,” Chris Hribar said. They planted seeds and next …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
Last Wednesday The Mountain Enterprise received a call (five days after our submissions deadline) from Rick Scott, who said he intended to hold a meeting regarding Measure K in Pine Mountain. Scott, …