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 …
Traffic Report: Interstate 5 – Grapevine Reopened but drama continues
UPDATE –LEBEC, CALIFORNIA (Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 at 9:05 a.m.) — The Grapevine is reopened, but drama continues for drivers. The southbound Frazier Mountain Park Road offramp from the I-5 was blocked by a stalled …
Breaking News: House Burns in Digier Canyon
FRAZIER PARK, CALIFORNIA (Friday, Feb. 9, 2013 at 7:31 a.m.)–Report from Kern County Fire Department: A call was received for a structure fire on Digier Rd. this afternoon around 1PM. Upon arrival crews found a …
School Safety Group Forms for ETUSD–First Meeting is Wednesday, Feb. 6
UPDATE (LEBEC, February 5, 2013 at 2:53 p.m.)—
El Tejon Unified School District has just released a notice that the first meeting of the new ad hoc School Safety Committee will be held tomorrow, …
More gun threats by James DeGough
By Gary Meyer
Kern County Sheriff’s deputies were again called to the house of James DeGough of Frazier Park on Saturday, Jan. 26 to investigate threats he allegedly made against local businessman Mike Ruff, whose …
Snowman gallery
With less shoveling to do in this brief break between winter snowstorms, families are sending photos of their ‘snow art’ from last month.
Send us yours (to Editor@MountainEnterprise.com). We love to see them. Then, when …
Breaking News: Jeep Flips at Mil Potrero Y
UPDATE PINE MOUNTAIN, CA (5:45 P.M. Friday, Feb. 8, 2013)—Eileen Brunelli is out of the hospital with bruises. The cats are being cared for. See the next issue of The Mountain Enterprise for the …
News and Features
Beware: freezing pipes are a hazard of local winters
By Cam Acosta, Mil Potrero Water Company with P. Hedlund
The Arctic freezing snap that gripped the Mountain Communities in January caused pipes to freeze throughout the region. The Frazier Park Public Utilities District ...
PMC may get cell service
By Patric Hedlund
G&S Holdings, a tower construction company, is studying feasibility and seeking permits for a cell tower on Linden Way in the Pine Mountain community, adjacent to the emergency communications tower for Kern ...
CHP to Teens: ‘Put away the cell phones, and focus on driving’
In an effort to save lives, the California Highway Patrol (CHP), along with Impact Teen Drivers, will be conducting a year-long traffic safety campaign through September 2013 to lessen distracted driving, with an emphasis on ...
Earthquake Preparedness Tips
What to do before an earthquake strikes
- Check for hazards in your home, condo, apartment or place of work.
- Identify safe places inside and outdoors.
- Educate yourself, your family and your co-workers. ...
Girls Soccer Continues Winning Streak
By Coach Sharon Lemburg
The girls soccer team continued their winning streak with two more wins this week. They defeated California City 3-1 and beat the Kern Valley Broncs 2-1.
The girls have been ...
Frazier Mountain High School Cares
By Sara Haflich, FMHS principal
Falcon Pride continues to gain momentum.
The holiday season brought out the most in our wonderful FMHS students. Frazier Mountain High School’s Associated Student Body (ASB) developed an “FMHS Cares” ...
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