Marshall Smith
Marshall Smith has been writing for the Town Crier since 2005. His favorite quote is: '"Some men see things as they are, and ask why. I dream of things that never were, and ask why not." Robert Kennedy quoting George Bernard Shaw
District attorney candidate Mike Hestrin
Mike Hestrin, 15-year prosecutor with the Riverside County district attorney’s office, is running to improve and restore the once-impeccable legacy of his department, he...
Law Professor Philip Drucker runs for Senate
Philip Drucker, La Quinta resident, lawyer and law professor, is running as one of two Democrats in a field of five to represent California...
Corrections Lieutenant Bianco challenges Sniff
Lieutenant Chad Bianco, currently serving at the Larry Smith Correctional Facility in Banning, is running to unseat his boss, Riverside County Sheriff Stan Sniff.
“Stan...
Nature Center presents wildflower, art exhibit
The Idyllwild Nature Center celebrates Memorial Day Weekend with its annual Wildflower and Art Exhibit at its location 1 mile north of Idyllwild, an...
Neile Adams McQueen at authors series
Neile Adams McQueen, first wife of Steve McQueen, opens Eduardo Santiago’s Fourth Annual Idyllwild Authors Series at 3 p.m., Sunday, June 1, at Café Aroma.
Sheriff Stan Sniff touts his record in re-election run
Stan Sniff, has served as Riverside County’s sheriff since October 2007 and was first elected in 2010. He is running for re-election against a...
Idyllwild Arts orchestra conductor Peter Askim moves on
After nine years helming the Idyllwild Arts Academy Orchestra as music director, conductor and composer in residence, Askim is moving ...
Prosecutor Hestrin runs to unseat Zellerbach
Editor’s Note: This article introduces Mike Hestrin with some biographical data and general reasons why he says he is in the Riverside County district...
Author discusses his complicated romance with Cuba
Idyllwild author Eduardo Santiago is not a writer of romance novels.
Idyllwild Arts senior takes first place in Spotlight Awards
Idyllwild Arts Academy senior Dayeon Han, 19, took first place in the two-dimensional art category at the annual Los Angeles Music Center Spotlight Awards.