Juliana Olinka-Jones as Louise Seger is the closest we come in the Eastern Sierra to a signature role. This week, Olinka-Jones will play Se ...
Over three days last week, the United States Forest Service removed 461 horses from the Montgomery Pass Wild Horse Territory which spans 200,000 acres along the California/Nevada border. According to ...
If you want to read about what’s going on with the Unbound Chamber Music Festival this weekend, grab last week’s paper or log onto thesheetnews.com and check out last week’s online edition (pg. 8).
Enjoy your summer recess, dear voters, because come fall you will have to hit the books again to prepare to vote on 14 statewide ballot questions. I can’t address all 14 here – that would necessitate ...
At a certain point, when you’ve run a festival for so long and it’s been so successful, you no longer have to work too hard recruiting the bright lights to show up and play. Because the hosts, Rebecca ...
On Friday morning, June 26, Penny returned home with her two dogs like any other day and her 11.5-year old dachshund named Zelda started having a barking fit outside her office down the hall from the ...
It’s fitting that Dieter Fiebiger, who passed away on the evening of Friday, July 3, graces the same front page as a lion. Not only did he have the heart of one, he WAS one – a member of the Mammoth ...
Foothill Partners continued its local roadshow with a stop in Independence to visit Inyo Supervisors at their regular meeting Tuesday. Foothill is the outfit seeking to develop the ‘old old,’ 27-years ...
Just months after the Mammoth Lakes Town Council heard from the police department about its funding woes, Mammoth Fire Protection District Chief Ales (pronounced Alesh) Tomaier made a mirror complaint ...
“If you go places where nobody’s looking, you’re going to find something new,” Dr. David Herbst told The Sheet Saturday, explaining why he once decided to strap 42 pounds of weight to his body and ...
I traveled back east last week for the annual ritual of dropping my daughter Margaux at summer camp. Her opportunity to be exposed to that particular sphincter-clenching subset of our great land.
If they started mining near Hot Creek, in the fault-laced Long Valley Caldera, could it trigger a major earthquake? What would happen to the water? Questions like that brought a crowd to Mammoth ...