By Gary Meyer, TME

It’s been a waste disposer’s heaven since the beginning of time, but now things are changing.

The State of California has imposed requirements on counties and local municipalities that must …

Curated by Gary Meyer, TME

Deep within the archives at The Mountain Enterprise are the older newspapers that were published in the decades prior to our 58-year-old Enterprise of today. Here’s an article published in …

By Elke Heitmeyer

Frazier Park’s little food Pantry has a new look.

Pastor Dave Raudman, Frazier Park residents, and members of the congregation of the Centered in Christ Church repaired and painted the little food …

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Thursday, April 18

• American Jukebox plays its repertoire of classic country on …

FRAZIER PARK, CA (Monday, April 8, 2024 at 6:30 a.m.)—The Mountain Enterprise newspaper announced on Monday, April 8, that its Fictitious Business Name publishing fee is the lowest in Kern County. “We’re keeping the cost …

FRAZIER PARK, CA (Friday, Oct. 7, 2021 at 2:31 p.m.)—The Mountain Enterprise has announced that subscribers now receive one free non-commercial classified ad per week. This provides $338 per year worth of free ads for …

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