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Volunteer training begins next week

The Inyo National Forest announces a special opportunity for personal use fuelwood collection in the Reds Meadow Valley on the weekend of May 17-19. This is prior to the area opening for the general public. The area will open for fuelwood collection between 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on these three days. All firewood collection activities must [...]

Bishop Nine & Dine The Bishop Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau is hotsing its first-ever fundraising golf tournament, on Friday, May 17. The event will be a “Nine & Dine” affair — everyone is invited to enjoy nine holes of golf and then a delicious dinner at the Bishop Country Club. Tee-off will [...]

By Jacob Penderworth “My biggest goal as a musician is to come up with something different, a new sound that nobody has thought of,” said Giacomo Cavanaugh Timbrello, a local 20-year-old musician who’s been accepted into the piano program at the Berklee College of Music for fall 2013 enrollment. Berklee, located in Boston, accepts just [...]

Bunny Gang is one of the bands you can expect to see at the M2B event

Pamper your pedals The Pamper Pedal, an event designed specifically for women, supported by the men of Eastside Velo, hits the road on Saturday, May 11, at 9:30 a.m. The event features a 45-mile ride, descending 4,000’ from Mammoth Lakes to the Elks Park in the Bishop area. Ride meets at Footloose at 9:30 a.m., [...]

Snowboarding helped pro rider Kimmy Fasani cope with her father’s death from cancer. Now, along with husband Chris Benchetler, she’s “shredding” the love to give others an outlet for dealing with the disease as well.

“Oblivion” premiere See “Oblivioin” with Tom Cruise, which was filmed in June Lake last summer, at a special local premiere screening on Friday, April 19, at the Minaret Cinemas. Doors open @ 6 p.m. Tickets are $15, and include the movie and appetizers. Beer & wine sold separately. Tickets available at Snowcreek or Double Eagle [...]

Several of last year’s Paw Patrol Volunteers and their pups during training.

Director Shira Dubrovner marks one off her bucket list with the production of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?,” now playing at Edison Theatre. Here the characters exchange pleasantries but barbed wire awaits!