Local college earns architecture recognition

Cuyamaca College’s Student Services Cen­ter has been included among over 300 build­ings world-wide, awarded with the presti­gious 2024 American Architecture Awards for the best...

Holiday parade registration deadline approaches

The Alpine Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its 27th annual Parade of Lights. This event began in 1995, and last year an...

Home tour to benefit scholars

The Alpine Woman’s Club is hosting its annual Holiday Home Tour on Dec. 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in a self-guided tour...

Pine Valley prepares for annual Christmas festival

  The Pine Valley Bible Asso­ciation is holding its fourth an­nual Camp Christmas holiday festival with 20 nights from Nov. 15 through Dec. 22. With...

Animal sanctuary welcomes two new residents from South Carolina

Lions Tigers and Bears welcomed two new residents on Oct. 30, a coatimundi and a pot­bellied pig who arrived following a lawsuit by PETA...

Family Halloween activities are frightfully abundant

Lions Tigers & Bears in Alpine is holding its Spooky Campover Oct. 25 at 3 p.m. Camp out in the countryside and sleep under...

College, high school districts host career fair for future students

Grossmont-Cuyamaca Com­munity College District, Cali­fornia Student Opportunity and Access Program, and the Gross­mont Union High School Dis­trict is holding its 2024 Future Fest College...

Stagehouse Theatre kicks off new season

Grossmont College’s Stage­house Theatre is kicking off its 2024-25 season, opening with Agatha Christie’s “The Mouse­trap,” directed by Omri Schein. This is one of...

District appoints new principal

Grossmont Union High School District Governing Board appoint­ed Christina Terrones as the next principal of Mount Miguel High School in Spring Valley at its...

Beloved peacock believed killed by speedster

Wild Willy, a wild peacock, showed up at Alpine resident Diana Cavagnaro and her neighbor’s yards about a year and a half ago. Wild...