Outdoor school celebrated
When Brenda Clark first attended Cuyamaca Outdoor School as a sixth grader in 1957, she could not have known that the experience would shape...
Volunteers power East County animal sanctuaries
On any given day in the backcountry of San Diego County, volunteers can be found washing dishes, preparing animal diets, greeting guests, or quietly...
May a time to celebrate
This May brings plenty of reasons to visit the Alpine Library—from a celebration to civic engagement, and enjoyable programs for all.
Families are invited to...
Preparations underway for El Cajon’s weekly classic car show
Downtown El Cajon is set to welcome back one of its longest-running community events as Cajon Cruise rolls into town this spring.
Formerly known as...
End of an era for water facility
The Ray Stoyer Water Recycling Facility was officially decommissioned on April 8 marking more than 50 years of service in East San Diego County...
Club a community hub
In the heart of Alpine, one organization continues to quietly serve as a gathering place, support system, and community anchor for residents of all...
Woman’s Club scholarship open
Applications for the 2026 Alpine Woman’s Club scholarship are now being accepted through April.
Scholarship opportunities are open to graduating high school seniors who are...
County seeks input to help shape behavioral health services
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
The County is inviting community members to review and comment on the draft Behavioral Health Services Act Integrated Plan,...
Alpine’s roots run deep, from Kumeyaay land to highway crossroads
Long before Alpine had a name, it was part of a wellused landscape shaped by the Kumeyaay people, who lived throughout the region for...
Radio operators cast a wide net for community
When Jon Bousselot passed his first amateur radio license exam in 2015, he began looking for a local group where he could meet other...
