“National Coin Shortage: If possible, please use exact change for your transactions or use a credit/debit card.” A familiar sight these days as you step up to the counter to pay for your latte, fuel, or other purchases. Who would have ever thought that a side-effect of the coronavirus would be a shortage of coins? […]
On Wednesday, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that everyone in the state will now be required to wear face masks in public. “The risk for COVID-19 remains and the increasing number of Californians who are leaving their homes for work and other need, increases the risk for COVID-19 exposure and infection,” a statement from the state […]
On May 25, 2020 San Bernardino County announced the reopening of places of worship based on the newly issued specific State guidelines. Now, places of worship could hold religious services if attendance is limited to 25% of the building capacity and does not exceed 100 guests. The Fountain of Living Waters located on Johnson Road […]
On May 13, 2020 a local Phelan girl Savannah Nelson was treated to a Drive-by Birthday party by the community. This was her first birthday in nearly ten years that was not spent at the hospital or at doctor’s appointment. Savannah was born with severe scoliosis and was diagnosed with yolk sac cancer by the […]
County of San Bernardino Superintendent of Schools Ted Alejandre, during today’s county video briefing, announced that reopening guidelines for school districts will soon be released and that districts may be able to start the next school year by August. The guidelines should be released sometime next week. “We know how important it is to our […]
The Office of the Governor announced today that approved counties could open modified hair salons and barbershops. As California’s hospitalization rates continue to drop and testing capacity continues to increase, the State continues to ease restrictions on “non-essential” businesses. This prompted the Governor to make the announcement. The State of California has already approved San […]
Today, San Bernardino County announced the reopening of places of worship based on the newly issued State-specific guidelines. The State issued guidelines, issued this morning, places of worship can hold religious services, including funerals as long as attendance is limited to 25 percent of building capacity and does not exceed 100 guests. […]
After more than two months, the state-ordered shutdown of restaurants, malls, and stores has been lifted in San Bernardino County. The County recently requested an accelerated phase 2 reopening from the California Department of Health, which granted the request because the County has shown that it has flattened the curve and is keeping COVID-19 under […]
The tradition that began 12 years ago with the establishment of the Wrightwood Veterans Memorial will not be broken as the group that maintains the Memorial will host a “socially distanced” Memorial Day Wreath Laying Ceremony on Monday, May 25th at 11 a.m. “The idea that a bug/virus could shut down something as important as […]
Buyers are needed for the Virtual San Bernardino County Junior Livestock Show and Auction. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic the San Bernardino County Fair decided to cancel the annual event which included the livestock show which left several hundred fair livestock exhibitors wondering how they were going to sell their animals. These young livestock exhibitors […]