By Patric Hedlund and Marcy Axness, TME

This is certain: No coronavirus will keep Frazier Mountain High School from celebrating its Class of 2020 graduates.

There is a strong hint that June 4 may be …

By Patric Hedlund, TME

Law enforcement in the era of Covid-19 faces new challenges. On Thursday, May 6, a search warrant was served in the 16000 block of Curtis Trail in Lockwood Valley, at a …

How mountain life shaped success for members of band from here in the Mountain Communities

In December 2011, The Mountain Enterprise brought you a story about the young musical group Banned From Here. They were …

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Special Senior Hours During Covid-19 Social Distancing

Frazier Park

Frazier Park Market: Doors …

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• The Mountain Enterprise published a front page story in our April 17 issue about a class action lawsuit filed Monday, April 13, 2020 against Zoom, Facebook and LinkedIn for the way they …
  

Editorial: The Power of Secrets Meets the Power of Using Truth Responsibly

Here’s a fact: Life is messy. Here’s another fact: Love is messy too. Here’s the bottom line: Human beings can be complicated …

A note from artist Stan McCuen from Lockwood Valley

It wasn’t too difficult to find the metal fish, ducks and geese I’d made in my studio two years ago for the “Spirit of the Pond” …

FRAZIER PARK, CA (Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2015 at 9:30 a.m.)—The Mountain Enterprise newspaper announced on Tuesday, Jan. 20 that its Fictitious Business Name publishing fee is the lowest in Kern County. “We’ve lowered the cost …

FRAZIER PARK, CA (Friday, Oct. 30, 2015 at 1:31 p.m.)—The Mountain Enterprise has announced that subscribers now receive one free non-commercial classified ad per week. This provides a savings of up to $312 per year …