Editor’s note: This story was taken from a press release. The Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians’ replacement casino and resort project has moved to the n...
‘General Manifest’ coming to Lowman Concert Hall
Birthright freedoms and rolling freight cars intersect Composer and multi-instrumentalist Braden Diotte brings his piece “General Manifest” to the Wil...
Idyllwild’s ghost town grows into a village
The Idyllwild Haunted Hotel moved to Lake Hemet and has expanded this year to a Haunted Village, complete with the Haunted Hotel, Boneyard Maze, Aband...
William Beuche — Idyllwild’s newest music teacher
The newest member of the Idyllwild School faculty is music teacher William Beuche. He replaces long-time music teacher Dwight “Buzz” Holmes, who retir...
John Aussenhofer, familiar face at Post Office, retires
When not dressed as part of Doug Austin’s Olde English players, John Aussenhofer can be found at the Idyllwild Post Office in a costume prescribed by ...
‘Back in the Day’ with the Mountain Quilters: More than 100 quilts, grandmas’ aprons
The Mountain Quilters, one of Idyllwild’s largest service organizations at 70 strong, is presenting its annual quilt show with a retro feel. Called “B...
Local author pens Russo-Japanese war novel
Ron Singerton, a local resident, sets his well-researched novels in interesting historical periods — periods of systemic change and social upheaval. W...
Fourth ‘Howl and Yowl’ coming to Living Free
Living Free, the local no-kill animal sanctuary that rescues cats and dogs, is holding its fourth-annual “Howl and Yowl” fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 4 ...
Library offers an exotic musical journey
Music educator and opera buff Diane Mitchell’s six-week musical journey will be an international smorgasbord. As previously reported in the Crier, thi...
Soroptimists offer financial aid to women continuing education
Soroptimist International is seeking women who are successfully enrolled in an educational program that results in either a certificate, license or un...