Week’s Highs To Be in the 80s—National Weather Service
FRAZIER PARK, CA (Wednesday, July 7, 2021 at 7:30 a.m.)—This is a good week to get busy and finish up a lot of those projects that we just can’t seem to get done when it …
Breaking News: Skimming Ring Suspects Wanted

Photographs of those who have allegedly been seen placing credit card "skimming" devices in self service gas station card readers were released by Bakersfield Police Department today. Many Mountain Community residents reported identity theft incidents …
News Update: ‘Boil Water’ Order Still in Effect for Phillips Section of Lebec County Water District
BOIL WATER ORDER PHILIPS ZONE. This dispatch from the Lebec County Water District is still in effect, as of December 28.
Failure to Follow This Advisory Could Result in Stomach or Intestinal Illness
Shortly …
Commuter Alert: Lane Closures on I-5 December 28-31
LANE CLOSURES for Interstate 5, December 28 – 31, 2009:
December 28 – 31 from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. – There will be a mile-long closure of the northbound Interstate 5 slow lane (#4 …
News Alert: Last Chance to Sign up for Free Naturalist Training Course Starting January 1
Don’t miss your last chance to sign up for a jam-packed, three-day, free naturalist training course with Joel Robinson of Naturalist For You (NFY).
This unique opportunity to become a certified local tour guide will …
Mountain Boys & Girls Club Cheerful…but Worried

By Linda MacKay
The Boys & Girls Club of Frazier Mountain celebrated its third year of operation in June and it has touched the lives of over a thousand of our Mountain Community’s children and …
Bors Plead Guilty To Horse Abuse, Seized Horses Find Good Homes

Reported by Alex Wilson
Joan, Ernie and Cecilia Bor all pled guilty to felony animal cruelty charges Monday, Dec. 21. They ran a horse breeding operation in Lockwood Valley at Cochema Ranch, from which half …
We Wish You a Merry Christmas

from the staff of The Mountain Enterprise
Mrs. Penner’s kindergarten class from Frazier Park School showed up at The Mountain Enterprise’s door to serenade us with Christmas carols. Publisher Gary Meyer and staff member Cat …
Happy Holidays and a Joyful New Year

“Who Needs Toys?!” Asks Robin Barrington who sends this greeting from “your friends at Robin’s Nest,” a family daycare in Los Padres Estates.
Call for Resignations Not Heeded by PMC Board

By Patric Hedlund
There were festive holiday wreathes and trees bright with baubles in the Condor Room of the Pine Mountain clubhouse as about 160 members of the association filled all the seats, lined the …
Arts For Earth Celebrates Grand Opening and New Gallery Show

By Mountain Enterprise Staff
The Arts For Earth Foundation (AFEF) Nature Center and Gift Gallery celebrated its grand opening Saturday, Dec. 19 in the new location at 3408 Mt. Pinos Way in Frazier Park.
The …
Coroner’s Backlog Delays Reports
By Patric Hedlund
Supervising Deputy Coroner John Van Rensselaer said Monday, Dec. 21 that toxicology and lab test results have been received for case files on Jukka Hellsten, 42 and Carl ‘Scotty’ Shropshire, 49. Both …
News Update: Special ETUSD Meeting Set for Tuesday, Jan. 5
COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Upcoming & Ongoing
Send Mountain Community events to Calendar@MountainEnterprise.com or call 245-3794.
Thursday, December 24
- Christmas Eve Candlelight Service 6 p.m. Mountain Park Baptist Church, 7008 Ivins Drive, Lake of the Woods. 248-6513
- Christmas Eve Community Candlelight …
News and Features
Holiday Inn Express Hires, Trains Staff
The manager of the Holiday Inn Express, opening up this month in Lebec, said 300 applications for employment were received following The Mountain Enterprise news story about them this month. They will have about ...
New Mamma Mia Serves Homemade Italian Cuisine
Reported by George Garrigues
Somebody ripped off Silvina Friera’s U.S. flag, and she was as mad as a hornet.
“I love this flag,” she said, and held it to her cheek. Six months ago Friera ...
Reminder to Polish Up Those Address Numbers
Help Them Help You—
If a fire or medical emergency occurs at your home or business, will first-responders be able to find you in time to offer effective aid? A Kern County ordinance wants to ...
PFC Birtell Comes Home For Holidays
By Janie Birtell
Private First Class Dustin Alan Birtell, a longtime resident of Pine Mountain, graduated from Army Basic Training in Fort Sill, Oklahoma on December 4. He received an Expert Marksmanship Medal for the ...
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