

A candy cane stroll
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Festive giant candy canes create a meandering snowy path for Christmas shoppers leading from North Circle Drive to Honey Bunns & Joe Bakery in the rear of the Mile High Plaza. Photo by Cid Castillo

Idyllwild’s own performed live at the Lumber Mill to a big audience for their fundraiser show …
By John Robinson Legends often become so ingrained in the public mind that they become accepted as truth. Such is the case with the often repeated story that Laura Rutledge named Idyllwild. Real credit for Idyllwild’s origin should go to Michigan-born George B. Hannahs and his wife, Sarah, who arrived in Strawberry Valley in 1889…
About 40 came to assist the Forest Service for the 34th season …
As any visitor to Idyllwild can tell, while you make your way up the winding and scenic roads from the Inland Empire cities you will sense a feeling of elation and anticipation of the experiences your journey will bring. Nestled among the majestic pines of the San Jacinto Mountains, Idyllwild is renowned for being “one…
Jeff Hamilton is famous for his hands, his power drumming, and how he deftly drives any ensemble fortunate enough to have him at the seat.