A neighbor reports far more coyote activity than usual, with howling much more frequent, and coyotes lingering around homes. The advice: keep a close eye on dogs, especially at dawn, dusk, and after dark.
Start Saturday with a Sound Bath at Sacred Path Sanctuary, then explore town and come back for the Witches' Night Market at Bizzyland — local makers, artists, and readers. "Rest, reset and get your witchy on."
Spade & Spatula (Ca. Gastropub) is displaying local art for sale — paintings by Nancy Van Buskirk, Donna Bernstein, Mary Kearney, Jim Chrysler, and Ami Usery, plus crochet stuffies by Cara McCarty Fraser.
New work by local artists is arriving all week at the gallery inside Spade & Spatula in Blue Jay — visitors are invited to have a meal and see the new pieces.
Cara McCarty Fraser has added holiday crochet items — including her giant hippo — to the display at Spade & Spatula; the pieces make good holiday or baby-shower gifts.
Don't forget: the (Not Too Scary) Haunted Halloween Hike runs Saturday and Sunday, October 24 & 25, from 11 AM to 3 PM. Costumes encouraged.
Lake Arrowhead Sports Academy is opening more open-gym hours as the weather turns cold — and introducing new music teacher Xavier Adames, an eight-year career musician.
Two or three deer on the shaded mountain side of southbound Hwy 18, just off the right lane past the Mormon turnoff beyond the Crestline turn. Use caution driving down the hill.
A half-day immersive retreat — breath, movement, integration, and renewal — to reconnect with your body and create space for what is ready to shift.
According to State Water Resources Control Board records, about 300 gallons of raw sewage spilled from an LACSD sewer manhole near Golf Course Road in Lake Arrowhead on April 6, 2026 — classified as a Category 1 Sanitary Sewer Overflow. The post asks whether the board even knew about it.
A follow-up post in the Arrowhead Lake Association homeowners group claims the sewer spills attributed to LACSD have been known 'for a very long time,' attaching ALA meeting minutes from 1986 and threatening to publish internal LACSD emails discussing how to shift liability away from the district.
LACSD canceled its October board meeting — the final regular meeting before the Nov 3 election with three seats up for grabs. The post raises questions about finances, the recycled-water upgrade, and the recent sewage spill, and links named candidates.
A ratepayer post asks why LACSD canceled next week's board meeting — did the president or vice president give the order? — and urges votes for Naraghi, Burney and Harrison as ratepayer representatives.
Cask & Cure is hosting a Halloween paint & sip — tickets at events.ticketleap.com/tickets/caskandcure/halloween-paint-amp-sip.
Update: the lantern paint & sip at Cask & Cure is tonight, Wednesday Oct 21, 6–8 PM with artist Molly Collins — $40 includes all supplies, guided instruction, and a complimentary appetizer.
The fundraiser is almost here and the location changed to Tiki Republik, with 10% of food proceeds going to the Christie family. Raffle baskets and silent-auction items are still being accepted — everything needs to be listed and labeled ASAP.
Rim of the World High School has a rich wrestling history — Coach John Beresford brought the sport in 1965, launching Rim from a small mountain-town program to one of the Southern Section's most competitive teams in the late 20th century.
Get those costumes ready — the Bear Claw Saloon Annual Halloween Party is almost here, with a costume contest, tons of prizes, and drink specials.
Details confirmed: costume contest, giveaways, drink specials, and DJ Nod Noize.
Bear Claw Saloon is gearing up for a spooky Halloween weekend — another round of Halloween events at the Crestline spot.
"Is this a grey fox? This is the first one I have seen." The thread has 60 reactions and 18 comments as locals weigh in on the ID — one of the most engaged posts of the morning.
For the next two weeks: special Halloween art pricing and featured artwork by Jim Chrysler, plus new artist Lisa R. Jarrett of LRJ Art and Design. Festive workshops too — Halloween paintings, decorative holiday boards, lanterns.
A driver who's commuted Hwy 18 for 9 years reports seeing the same deer by the roadside twice a month — last night it stood at the road's edge facing traffic into a turn. 14 comments debate what, if anything, can be done.