The Market Place at Pine Cove celebrates grand opening
The grand opening of the Market at Pine Cove was a myriad of activity as Idyllwild Heating cooked hamburgers and hot dogs
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A very Idyllwild Fourth of July
Many local community groups participated in the 2011 Fourth of July Parade. A few are pictured here.
Why “Our Town” endures
Isis Theatre is presenting Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town” starting Friday July 8 through Sunday July 10 at the Caine Learning Center. It is a full production that director Emily Heebner has crafted to enhance the spare staging and terse text that are hallmarks of “Our Town.”
Idyllwild’s Fourth of July
Parade blossomed from small-town patriotism …
Our trail system: A priceless legacy
The San Jacinto Mountains are a hiker’s paradise, with more than 200 miles of trail to explore. We owe a debt to many for pioneering and developing such a superb resource …
Recovery: Saving the lemon lily and mountain yellow-legged Frog
The fragile ecosystem in the Southern California Mountains must maintain a delicate balance to protect itself from dramatic changes threatening the survival some species of frogs and plants.
Emax, art and Idyllwild
Ernie Maxwell, Idyllwild Town Crier newspaper founder with his wife Betty, discovered an environment in Idyllwild in which to express his many talents, impressing his spirit permanently on the community.
Monumental achievement
Idyllwild’s newest tree monument was officially unveiled late last November after much anticipation. The design was selected by community vote.
Yard sale: Your guide to one of Idyllwild’s favorite traditions
The Memorial Day and Labor Day weekend garage sales are popular social and shopping events in the mountain communities. For the serious bargain hunter, they demand preparation, thought and effort …
Winter fire safety and emergency advice
For those of us in the fire suppression business, winter presents a paradox. Once the rain and snow come we, and the citizens of our mountain, relax our hyper vigilance for wildland fire. Statistically however, the biggest threat to life and property in our mountain communities has been cold temperatures, ice and snow. We’ve never…