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James Kipp Poffley 07/10/1945 – 01/31/2026 James Kipp Poffley, was born to Harry and Louise (Fisher) Poffley on July 10, 1945 in San Angelo, Texas and passed away peacefully in Bishop, California on January 31, 2026.   He had a career in advertising that he was very proud of, but his true calling was to be an educator. He was a professor at Penn State University and went on to volunteer as an English language teacher at an orphanage in Luang Prabang, Laos. He cared deeply for the success of all of his students.   He was a lover of music, art, and fishing. He was a regular donor to philanthropic organizations such as Doctors Without Borders, ACLU and Heifer International. He wanted everyone in the world to have access to food, healthcare, and safety.   James will be cremated and his ashes laid to rest in the Spring of this year at Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky. He will be re-united with the love of his life Jean Carol Cecil who passed in 1988. James is survived by his two...
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In a recent conversation with Joe Dunn of Esmeralda County Public Works, we sought to clarify the concerns raised in the letter regarding the town's water security. Dunn was definitive: Goldfield, Nevada, is not in danger of running dry. He emphasized that the community's domestic needs remain the priority; should the water supply ever face a genuine threat, industrial mining operations would be the first to be halted to preserve the town’s resources. Residents can rest assured that the local infrastructure is managed with the town's longevity in mind, ensuring that Goldfield remains a sustainable place to live. Residents are still encouraged to attend the February 11, 2025 meeting. Concerns about the pipes running dry are unfounded and do not reflect the current reality. Below is an Anonymous Letter Posing as a Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ​Goldfield Residents in Shock Over Water Shortage ​Goldfield - On February 11, 2026, Centerra Gold LLC. will host a sp...
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PRESS RELEASE ​Declaration of Intention Extension Period ​February 4, 2026 – 5 p.m. ​Inyo County Clerk-Recorder/Registrar Danielle M. Sexton would like to notify voters that the Declaration of Intention period for Judicial Candidates running for Judge of the Superior Court, Seat #1 (6-year term) has been extended till February 9, 2026. Any qualified members of the public interested in being a candidate for this position in the June 2, 2026, Statewide Primary Election are to contact the Inyo County Elections Office to receive further information. ​Pursuant to Elections Code § 8023, all candidates for judicial office must file a declaration of intention no later than February 4, 2026. If the incumbent of a judicial office does not file a declaration of intention by this due date, the due date for that office is to be extended five days to any qualified persons other than the incumbent. ​The following judicial candidates have formally filed their Notice of Intention: ​Judge of the Sup...
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  Area Forecast Discussion Owens Valley / Mammoth Lakes / Mono County / Death Valley Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecaster Synopsis - THU FEB 05 2026 Mild and dry thur the weekend. Then it looks like our ridge of high pressure finally breaks down over the weekend. This is due to a strong tough moving through the region Monday. Expect scattered rain in the Owens Valley, with a little snow (1 - 3 inches) in Mammoth Monday and Tuesday. More on all this Friday...DMATT Area Wide Temperatures Today: Bishop: 67 / 33 Big Pine: 67 / 37 Independence: 68 / 41 Lone Pine: 64 / 43 Olancha: 64 / 44 Mammoth Lakes: 51 / 29 Death Valley: 78 / 46 https://sierrawave.net/?p=101577
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Broncos Bounce Back: Bishop Shuts Out Rosamond 5-0 After a tough first league loss to rival Mammoth last week, the Bishop Girls Varsity soccer team responded with urgency on Tuesday, delivering their most dominant performance of the season in a 5-0 shutout against Rosamond. High-Octane First Half The Broncos set the tone immediately, charging out of the gate to secure a massive early lead. The scoring blitz was fueled by a balanced attack: - Madyn Weller: 2 goals - Brooke Taylor: 1 goal - Ashley Sandoval: 1 goal - Jessie Ludwick: 1 goal The playmaking was just as impressive, with Taylor Derr carving up the defense for 2 assists. Bree Braaten, Brooke Taylor, and Ashley Sandoval each added an assist to the scoresheet. Celebrating the Seniors The victory carried extra weight as the team honored their veteran leaders. Following the final whistle, the Broncos celebrated Seniors Jessica Santana and Katya Fierro for their contributions to the program. Looking Ahead Wit...
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  James W Allen(Jim8mm) Jim was born on June 29, 1939 in Parry Sound Ontario, Canada, at his Grandfather’s farm. He passed away on January 30, 2026 at his home. His Parents were Jessie and Routley Allen. He was predeceased by his parents and sister Leona. He is survived by his wife Eve and sons..Patrick(Tracey) and Michael(Zoe). Also numerous nieces and nephews. When Jim was five the family moved to Marathon,,,a small town on the North Shore of Lake Superior. It was there that he met his future wife. She was six and he was seven .Several years later in 1963 they were married. Shortly after that they left Canada for Bishop, Ca. Jim worked at Union Carbide for five years before being employed at ES Motors. In 1975 he opened his own shop where he specialized in automatic transmissions. He retired in 2002 For many years Jim was an officer in the Masonic lodge here in Bishop. Jim loved the Owens Valley, especially the White Mountains. Where he hiked on a regular basis….enjoying the soli...
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Broncos Stay Undefeated with Gritty 5–4 Win Over Rosamond The BUHS Broncos protected their home field in dramatic fashion Tuesday night, edging Rosamond 5–4 in a hard-fought battle that came down to the final moments. The match was tightly contested from start to finish, with Armando Santana delivering a standout performance. Santana recorded a hat trick to earn Player of the Game honors. Charlie Trefry also made a major impact, scoring twice and adding an assist to fuel the Broncos’ offense. Despite battling key injuries, the Broncos showed resilience, toughness, and heart throughout the match. “This was a tough game for us with injuries on the team,” said Coach Landaverde. “But the boys played strong, competed the entire match, and never gave up.” The win keeps the Broncos unbeaten at 12–0 and firmly in first place in the league standings. The Broncos will now turn their attention to Thursday’s road matchup against Desert, where they’ll look to keep their perfect season r...
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