Help us keep the parade safe and fun for everyone. While water balloons and squirt guns have become an unofficial tradition over the years, they create safety hazards for participants and spectators alike. Just like last year, we’re asking everyone to remember one simple message: Clap, Don’t Splash. Cheer loudly, wave proudly, and leave the water at home. 

Cerro Coso Community College has revised our entrepreneurship certificate which now includes a new Foundations of Entrepreneurship course that explores creativity, innovation, and problem solving in entrepreneurial idea generation. The course explores how to develop a business plan and bring ideas to market. The entrepreneurial certificate also leads to completion of our new small business management certificate and associates degree.  >>> Click here to learn more

End your Fourth of July with the Eastern Sierra’s biggest fireworks show at Crowley Lake. This year’s custom-designed Sky Concert features more than 960 fireworks shells lighting up the night sky during a spectacular 17-minute display beginning at 9:15pm (weather permitting). Admission is $30 per vehicle or $5 walk-in (children 12 and under are free). Remember, personal fireworks are prohibited throughout Mono County—leave the fireworks to the professionals. >>> Click here for more information

Stage 1 fire restrictions are now in effect across Mono County as warm, dry conditions increase wildfire risk. Campfire and smoking restrictions apply, and personal fireworks remain prohibited. Take a few minutes to review the current rules and register for READY Mono emergency alerts to receive important notifications if an emergency occurs. >>> Click here for more information