Revealing signs at Wright’s Field
Recently 20-year old Venture Scout Emily Holmes unveiled new educational signage she designed for 230-acre Wright’s Field.
The two signs were kept hidden beneath white...
Preparing for next time
When the now-extinguished Valley fire broke out in Japatul on Sept. 5, the American Red Cross opened a temporary evacuation point at Steel Canyon...
Waiting for those who have yet to return
The Alpine VFW post could only accommodate a few dozen attendees on the patio due to physical distancing limitations brought on to reduce the...
Pandemic won’t stop bargain hunters on Junk Trail
The Vintage Bohemian owner Kathy Foster said 11 local antiques and home decor vendors will be participating in the fifth annual East County Junk...
Woman’s Club Zooming to raise funds
Alpine Woman’s Club Publicity and Social Media director Kathy Stewart said almost all of the philanthropic club’s annual events have all been canceled, postponed...
Newman blasts Red Cross
The Alpine Union School District Board of Trustees meeting on Sept. 8 ran over three hours— twice as long as usual.
The board thanked longtime...
Volunteers aid evacuees
A wildfire that broke out in the back country of Japatul Sept. 5 saw families ordered out of the area to safety by CalFire.
Two...
Alpine preps for students on campus
Students attending kindergarten through eighth grade in the Alpine Union School District will return to campuses on Sept. 21 in a hybrid learning model....
Local veterans fly the skies for V-J Day
Alpine residents Bill and Betty Ridenour spent Sept. 2 flying in a vintage WWII C-53 airplane, the Doll during an event hosted by the...
3D modeling a passion project for Alpine student
Jacob Saflar, a Granite Hills High School senior, is on a pathway to become a doctor. With a more flexible schedule after schools shut...
