The Class of 2025 is headed in many directions. Some students are pursuing trades, while others are attending community ...

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“Mountain Strong!” said a man with “We the People” and “In God We Trust” tattooed on the inside of his left forearm. The soft-spoken retired nurse across from him joined in. At the other end of the ...

This month marks the 50th anniversary of an event that changed the life of Lake of the Woods resident Al Fleming. In 1961 Fleming was 17 years old, resident of a little Florida town an hour north of ...

Mona and Olaf Engvig are from Norway. They came to the United States as young academics. Mona is a Fulbright scholar with a Ph.D. from Stanford, and special interest in leadership. Her expertise is ...

If your neighbors’ idea of a good time is for everybody to hop in their tractors and drive past each others’ houses for an hour, well, you just might be…(please see below to view full stories and ...

Kids and their families had a blast at the El Tejon Spring Carnival, which offered food, games, entertainment, music, raffle baskets and even alpacas. People lined up in the cafeteria hall for tickets ...

On Saturday, April 26, Saeko Kujiraoka and Sakura Jimenez, wearing traditional Japanese Kimonos, performed an “Afternoon of Koto Music” at the Frazier Park library. The Koto is the national instrument ...

In the evenings, Donna Munson liked to sit in front of her picture window to watch the black bears amble toward her southwestern Colorado log cabin for dinner. The 74-year-old woman—who stocked her ...

The Los Padres National Forest (LPNF) recently announced the release of the Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) for its Wildfire Risk Reduction Project (WRRP), formerly known as the Ecological ...

For the past seven years, Neenach residents have suffered from the effects of mulch (or “boiler fuel” as many residents call it) dumping on their land. The most visible dangers caused by the dumping ...