This article was published in the June 28, 2025 edition. Significant portions of public land in Mono and Inyo County could be vulnerable to private sale if a proposal to sell millions of acres of ...

This article was published in the June 28, 2025 edition. Last Wednesday, the Mammoth Town Council approved 3-2 to extend the Town’s contract with Placemate to continue the “Lease to Locals” program, ...

WHEN IT COMES TO MINING, A TALE OF TWO STATES by Paige Fisher in News · Online Edition — 19 Jun, 2025 ...

Among Inyo County’s options for sheriff on the ballot coming this June, Eric Pritchard has the most experience. That’s because he’s actually been the sheriff for more than two months, ever since the ...

SCE, Government prove difficult obstacles. Pine Creek Mine is attempting to generate hydroelectric power (and income), but it contends Southern California Edison—and the U.S. Forest Service—is making ...

Published in the June 21, 2025 Edition “A state border does not necessarily mean the ecosystem is any different,” Allison Weber, Friends of the Inyo Forest and Water Policy Director, told me just ...

Last week The Sheet took a look back at twelve cases of embezzlement in Inyo and Mono Counties which took place over the last 6 years along with one other—the worst case of embezzlement in Inyo County ...

Clad in tennis shoes, sunglasses, and business-casual attire, the developers of a proposed biomass power plant met on Antelope Springs Road Tuesday to explore potential site options. Their dilemma: ...

“Think where man’s glory most begins and ends, and say my glory was I had such friends.” -William Butler Yeats Dave McCoy, founder of Mammoth Mountain, the one degree of separation literally binding ...

The Sheet sat down with Tri-County Fair board members Judy Waggoner and Jaque Hickman on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the current state of afFairs following a state audit and the resignation of ...

Landing on Flag Day, marchers in both towns “reclaimed” the American flag, which was everywhere in various sizes and on signs. Hell, even Darwin, population 50, reported 11 hearty desert-dwellers and ...

“Still a no-go. Looks like a purse, acts like a purse, it’s a purse. “My god you are fragile. That’s the point. You can carry everything in one place – phone, knife, keys, car fob, rocks, candy, coins ...