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Inyo County
Grant Funding Available for Downtown Bishop Businesses
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Bishop Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce a new round of grant funding to enhance…
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Arts
Eastern Sierra Landscape inspires new single by local artist Sara Kaiser / Nectar Moth featuring four layer cello arrangement by Shaun Diaz
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Eastern Sierra Landscape inspires new single by local artist Sara Kaiser / Nectar Moth featuring four layer…
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Road Conditions
Caltrans Traffic Advisory for the Week of September 16 through September 20
Traffic Advisory for the Week of 9/16/2024 – 9/20/2024 EASTERN KERN, INYO, and MONO COUNTIES – The California Department of…
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Local Events
Get Ready to Roar! Tickets on sale today for ESLT’s 23rd Anniversary Celebration in October!
Lands & Legacy Celebration Parallax Restaurant Saturday, October 26th, 5:00PM Purchase Your Tickets Now ESLT invites you to celebrate 23…
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Recreation
Mammoth Mountain Weekly Bike Report
SEPTEMBER 12, 2024 – 11:00 AM 47 Open Trails 23 Beg./Intermediate 12 Advanced 12 Expert/Pro THANKS FOR AN AWESOME SEASON! Following a slow…
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Road Conditions
Reds Meadow Road schedule change
Reds Meadow Road schedule change Fall schedule available for public access during road reconstruction MAMMOTH LAKES, Calif., September 12, 2024—Inyo…
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Arts
Spotlight On: Local Artist Tyler Hummingbird Peyron
Spotlight On: Tyler Hummingbird Peyon As part of our ongoing series, we are interviewing people of interest in the community…
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Local Events
INYO350 to Host Bishop City Council Candidate Forum
Local Group Hosts Bishop City Council Candidate Forum on Wednesday, October 2 The November election is drawing closer, and with…
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Environment
Where To Find Fall Color This Week
EASTERN SIERRA FALL COLOR UPDATES 9/11/2024 Fall has unofficially begun, and the Eastern Sierra is already transforming with vibrant fall…
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National Parks
Eleven burros found dead near Owls Hole Spring in Death Valley National Park; Park biologists suspect toxic algae is the cause
Eleven burros found dead near Owls Hole Spring in Death Valley National Park Park biologists suspect toxic algae is the…
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