From the May 12, 2023 Edition
By TME staff
The Pine Mountain Scrappers are at it again, preparing for the return of their Annual Quilt Show at the Lilac Festival after a three year hiatus.
This year’s show is set to …
From the March 3, 2023 Edition
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From the October 25, 2019 Edition
By Beth Gomez
AARP’s potluck luncheon and monthly meeting is Thursday, Nov. 7 at 11:45 a.m. in the Senior Room of the Frazier Mountain Park Community Center. The guest speaker will be from the …
From the October 25, 2019 Edition
By Marcy Axness, TME
You know how some things are fascinating and frightening at the same time? Bats definitely fit that bill. These icons of “Eek!” may just boast the creepiest reputation of the entire …
From the September 20, 2019 Edition
For 36 years, the only fire station was a tall carport structure for fire trucks and a converted realty office “rail car” shack, in which firefighters bunked. Residents had to fight smart political battles—with the …
From the September 20, 2019 Edition
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The epic victory by the united Mountain Communities to secure a firefighter-paramedic program in the remote Pine Mountain community took over 15 years of …
From the August 16, 2019 Edition
By Marcy Axness and Patric Hedlund, TME
Local band Karson City Rebels rocked out car-themed favorites from the Pine Mountain Village gazebo as appreciative strolling spectators marveled at immaculate engines and just…all that gleam!
And …
From the October 28, 2016 Edition
By June Schmidt, TME
The Great California ShakeOut at Frazier Park School went as planned in Mrs. Penner’s kindergarten class last Thursday.
At 10:15 a.m. everyone was concentrating on paper and pencil tasks, sitting at …
From the October 7, 2016 Edition
‘That winding road that linked California together’ was built in 1915 during Henry Ford’s Model T revolution. The price of the car fell from $500 to $395 dollars and the Ridge Route became known as …
From the May 2, 2014 Edition
Debbie Richardson and her friends and neighbors will be holding a multifamily yard sale the day before Mother’s Day, this Saturday, May 10. The address is 3429 Illinois Trail in Frazier Park.
The event is …