You can visit (and volunteer to help) the inmates in puppy prison
By Gary Meyer, TME
On first glance, they look like a pile of fuzzy stuffed animals, crawling over one another to get at…who-knows-what!
These seven little “inmates” and their wet noses…(please see below to view …
Deep Dives Into The Archives: Frazier Drive-In in the 60s
By Gary Meyer, TME
The advertisement below is from the June 19, 1969 edition of The Mountain Enterprise.
Local historian Bonnie Kane asked her husband, Jim Kane, who remembered it. She writes…(please see below to …
Final week to enter the drawing for huge spool
By Gary Meyer, TME
Raw wood cable spools, like the one shown in the photo, sell online for hundreds of dollars—and the tables made from them can sell for…(please see below to view full stories …
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Lowest cost Fictitious Business Name (DBA) publishing in Kern County announced by The Mountain Enterprise
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 …
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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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You can visit (and volunteer to help) the inmates in puppy prison
By Gary Meyer, TME
On first glance, they look like a pile of fuzzy stuffed animals, crawling over one another to get at…who-knows-what!
These seven little “inmates” and their wet noses would love to see ...
Deep Dives Into The Archives: Frazier Drive-In in the 60s
By Gary Meyer, TME
The advertisement below is from the June 19, 1969 edition of The Mountain Enterprise.
Local historian Bonnie Kane asked her husband, Jim Kane, who remembered it. She writes: “The upper photo ...
Final week to enter the drawing for huge spool
By Gary Meyer, TME
Raw wood cable spools, like the one shown in the photo, sell online for hundreds of dollars—and the tables made from them can sell for thousands of dollars.
You can win ...
