Big Pine American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 457 and Big Pine Unified School District are proud to announce that Joe Huston placed third in the 2019-20 State Department Americanism Essay Contest.
The regional forester for the National Forest Service’s Pacific Southwest Region on Monday extended an order “to prohibit going into or being upon National Forest System lands” on eight area forests, including Inyo, through Sept. 21.
As of noon Tuesday, under California’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, Inyo County officially moved to a new tier, and more businesses are now permitted to open.
Thanks to fundraising efforts of Bishop Rotary Clubs and many generous donors, several local businesses will receive micro-grants intended to offset increased costs of doing business during and post COVID-19.
Small businesses can learn how to effectively manage their Paycheck Protection Program loan forgiveness, from spending money correctly to completion of forms, in this week’s free webinar hosted by the Small Business Development Center at CSU Bakersfield.
The Inyo County Sheriff's Department is seeking a man after he allegedly brandished a firearm at the reporting party on Monday afternoon while the reporting party was pulled over on U.S. Highway 395 changing a tire, according to the Inyo County Sheriff's Department.
Overnight more favorable weather conditions continue to aid firefighters in their efforts towards containment. Currently, more than 14,000 firefighters are battling over two dozen major fires and lightning complexes across California.