HeyJaredAndrew L. Bergman
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- Sep 10, 2026
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SUV runs stop sign, crashes at La Mirage/French (opens the original)
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Police responded to a car accident around 8:10 on Wednesday night. The driver of a Ford Escape was going north up French Avenue and sped through the stop sign, crashing into the street sign at the intersection of La Mirage Lane. Motorists stopped to offer assistance and call emergency personnel. Ridgecrest Police were on the scene a few minutes later. Do you support Flock Safety cameras in Ridgecrest as is, or if modifications are made to the contract, or not at all? Sorry, there are no recent r
Relay for Life combatting 2.1 million new cancer diagnoses in 2026 (opens the original)
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âCancer has affected everybody in this room, whether itâs yourself, family member, friend, colleague. Itâs something that doesnât care if youâre male, female, black, white, Hispanic. It doesnât care if youâre 2 or 95, it affects everybody,â said Sandra Brown, Oncology Care Coordinator of Ridgecrest Regional Hospital, speaking to the Rotary Club of China Lake on behalf of Relay for Life at Wednesday's meeting. In 2026, it is estimated that there were 2.11 million new cancer cases,
Foam fun and food at August City Nights (opens the original)
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Foamin' Fun brought their soap cannons on Saturday to drench Ridgecrest's children at August's City Nights event. They set up in the parking lot next to the Ridgecrest Police Department, creating a thick ground layer of foam that children had to wade through. A member of the Kern County Fire Department hosed kids clean of the suds when they were done. Drivin' 395 performed in the southern lawn of the civic center. The food vendors ran along outside Kerr McGee Community Center and down California
Inyokern Airport supports efforts to refurbish Little Dixie Wash (opens the original)
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Concerns over a potential El Niño weather phenomenon bringing abnormal rains to the Indian Wells Valley have sparked efforts to mitigate potential flood risks. The Little Dixie Wash runs past the south edge of Inyokern, and there are concerns about flooding by the Brown Road bridge crossing about two miles southeast of the Inyokern Airport. Robert Thompson, who formerly worked with FEMA, is spearheading efforts for Kern County to make the necessary improvements to keep potential flood waters at
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