Lone Pine News

Lengthy ballots await Inyo County voters who are participating in the Presidential Primary Election next Tuesday, June 5. Photo by Darcy Ellis In addition to deciding the political fates of state and national lawmakers and the men and women challenging them for office, local residents in three areas of the county will also be casting votes on next ... (more)

Candidates for the office of Fifth District Inyo County Supervisor - incumbent Richard Cervantes and challengers Jim Gentry and Matt Kingsley - answered several questions on a variety of local issues during a forum May 8 in Lone Pine organized with the help of Independence Civic Club members such as Nancy Masters and Rose Masters .

Tom and Christie Accatino have been collectors of art for many decades. And because they feel so passionately about their pieces, they are also happy to share that passion with their community.

During the second half of the Lone Pine Chamber of Commerce candidates' forum on May 8, the 100-plus residents in attendance had the opportunity to ask their own questions of the three contenders: incumbent Richard Cervantes and challengers Jim Gentry and Matt Kingsley.

Five weeks from now, voters from Bishop to Death Valley will be asked to decide the fate of three seats up for election on the Inyo County Board of Supervisors.