Inyo County
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Cerro Coso Welcomes New Professor Frank Guevara
Cerro Coso Community College is pleased to announce that Dr. Frank Guevara will be joining the college as a Professor…
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History
Laws Railroad Museum: North Inyo School is Back is Session, Again!
Twenty-five years ago, the 1909 North Inyo School was saved with monetary donations from Sybil Summers and Kathleen Wonacott of…
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Arts
Laws Good Ol’e Days 2022 – Fun for Everyone Returns to Town
Laws Good Ole Days is a long-standing community event since 1977. On Friday, September 1st, 1989, the Old Time Cowboy…
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State Route 190 in Death Valley National Park to Remain Closed into Next Week
INYO COUNTY – State Route 190 will remain closed through at least next Wednesday as Caltrans maintenance crews continue to…
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American Red Cross Shelter Worker Training
The Red Cross is looking to train more disaster shelter workers and there’s an introductory training session coming up. This…
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Wildfire Education Academy Invites Residents to Join Virtual Session on Home Hardening and Defensible Space Projects
The fifth session of the Eastern Sierra Council of Governments (ESCOG) Citizen’s Wildfire Education Academy (Academy) will focus on “Home…
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Death Valley Roads Closed, Damage Being Assessed
Following yesterday’s wide-spread storm damage, Death Valley National Park roads remain closed. Hard work from road crews allowed visitors who…
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Sierra Bright Dot Fly Fishing Report – August 5, 2022
Well summer’s heat took a back seat to cool rainy weather this week. The rain is cooling the streams making…
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Death Valley Experiences 1,000 Year Rain Event
DEATH VALLEY, CA – Rain this weekend was a historic event, with nearly a year’s worth of rain falling in…
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State Route 190 to Remain Closed into Next Week
Caltrans will keep State Route 190 closed through the weekend and into next week. The closure currently extends from the…
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