First-of-its-kind Pride Festival to Celebrate Local and Visiting LGBTQIA2SP+ Community Eastern Sierra Pride is spearheading its inaugural Pride Festival on June 4th and 5th at the Tri-County Fairgrounds, and other venues, in Bishop. This is a first-of-its-kind festival for the Eastern Sierra area. The festival will include a drag show, dancing, a Tupperware party, […]
The UCCE Inyo and Mono Counties’ Master Food Gardeners will be hosting a Sunday Seminar on Water-Wise Gardening in Chalfant on Sunday June 5th. Are you tired of mowing your lawn or paying for the water to keep it green??Come to the UCCE Inyo and Mono Counties’ Master Gardiners Sunday Seminar on Water-Wise Gardening. Come […]
Business opportunities in the fast-growing climate innovations industries will be the topic of discussion during an upcoming summit being hosted by the Eastern Sierra Small Business Resource Center (BRC) and Cerro Coso Community College. The Eastern Sierra Entrepreneur Regional Summit for Climate Innovation and Business Opportunities will be held on Tuesday, May 31, 2022 […]
This week’s discussion at Inyo County’s Board of Supervisors set the stage for the Thursday’s Standing Committee meeting where the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power’s pumping and operation plan will come up for a vote. After two years of drought and LADWP’s relatively low level of pumping in the Owens […]
As part of Inyo County’s ongoing efforts to improve outreach to local veterans, the Veterans Service Office is hosting two townhalls next week with Veterans Affairs program directors discussing available mental health and social services. The program directors work in the VA’s Veterans Integrated Service Networks (VISN). This will mark VISN’s first-ever visit to Inyo […]
The second session of the Eastern Sierra Council of Governments (ESCOG) Citizen’s Wildfire Education Academy (Academy) will focus on Fire Ecology, and feature guest speakers from The Fire Restoration Group and the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station. The session is scheduled for Monday, May 16th at 6:00pm. Craig Thomas started the […]
Some of anglers’ favorite fishing holes along U.S. Highway 395 should be extra enticing this season thanks to supplemental stocking events sponsored by the County of Inyo. Throughout the 2022 fishing season, approximately 2,000 extra pounds of rainbow trout will be stocked in Owens Valley waters from Big Pine to Independence as part of the […]
Northern Inyo Healthcare District’s Dr. Anne Goshgarian is presenting a Healthy Lifestyle Talk on Opioid Addiction, Wednesday, April 27 at 5:30 p.m. This talk is free, open to the public, and available to watch via YouTube or Zoom. Those who wish to attend in person can join Dr. Goshgarian at the Birch Street Annex, […]
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: 2022 CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP Across the U.S., we are seeing a decline in high school and college students pursuing careers in important skilled labor trades like utility workers, woodworking, auto mechanics, welding, and information and communication technologies. This means that there may soon be few people who know how to perform […]
The much-anticipated Eastern Sierra trout season opener is almost here! Before you grab those rods and reels and head out to your secret fishing holes, cast an eye to what is happening on the land and water affecting your favorite world-class fisheries. More Than Planting Keeping streams full of fish takes more than just […]
The Inyo County Board of Supervisors is going on the road next week for its annual visit to constituents in the far-flung communities of Southeast Inyo. Due to COVID-19, this will be the first time since 2019 that the Board is able to make the trip. The Tuesday, April 19 meeting begins at 11:30 a.m. […]
The Courthouse’s birthday bash started with a talk and dance from Sage Romero along with Robert Piper, Jr. Romero pointed out that he and Piper’s fathers had worked for Inyo County in Independence and to Native Americans a 100-year old building is still young. Local historian David Woodruff went through the Courthouse’s past. The […]
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