by Community Reports/Events | Dec 3, 2025 | Editorial, Local News
Courageous Empathy: The Leadership Principle That Changes Everything I’ve learned something in leadership that took me years—maybe even a few scars—to understand: people don’t remember the leader who had all the answers. They remember the leader who had the courage to...
by Community Reports/Events | Nov 12, 2025 | Editorial, General Misc. Stories, Local News
People First: The Heart of Real Leadership I picked up Leaders Eat Last again the other week — a book I’d underlined, dog-eared, and once read in a single sitting. Simon Sinek’s words hit me differently this time. One of his core messages is simple but...
by Jason Brown | Oct 28, 2025 | Bishop Chamber of Commerce, Bishop City Council, City of Bishop, Editorial, Inyo County, Local News
By Tyler Beadle The Bishop City Council meeting on October 27, 2025, began at 6:01 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at 377 W. Line St. and extended past 8:15 p.m., addressing a full agenda that culminated in Item 17.B: the structural integrity and future of...
by Community Reports/Events | Oct 26, 2025 | City of Bishop, Editorial, General Misc. Stories, Local News
CITY OF BISHOP DEDICATED QUINN MURPHY MEMORIAL AT CITY PARK By: Tyler Beadle BISHOP, CA – On October 25, 2025, Mayor Karen Kong, representing the City of Bishop, unveiled a memorial at Field 6 in City Park dedicated to Quinn Murphy. Family, friends, and community...
by Community Reports/Events | Oct 18, 2025 | Bishop Police Department, Editorial, General Misc. Stories, Inyo County, Law Enforcement, Local News
POLICE ACADEMY THIRD SESSION: GEAR, STOPS, AND OWENS VALLEY HISTORY By: Tyler Beadle BISHOP, CA – On October 16, 2025, the third session of the Third Bishop Community Police Academy delivered hands-on insights and local history to our group. Sergeant Scobie was...
by Community Reports/Events | Oct 14, 2025 | Editorial, General Misc. Stories, Local News
You’re Never Alone Last month I took over the football program at Lone Pine High School. I recently asked my team, “Can you love someone and not love what they did?” I try to challenge their thinking as we grow as a team. The answer you usually get when you ask this...
