Pam Murphy will move on from MMSA

PAM MURPHY ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR FUTURE (Press Release) Mammoth Mountain Ski Area executive Pam Murphy shared with employees Tuesday that she is moving on from the company. “After 40 years with Mammoth Mountain I am moving on to spend more time enjoying life. To say I...

MMSA CEO responds to drought

With skier visits down 37% and revenue off by more than $17 million due to the drought, Mammoth Mountain CEO Rusty Gregory let employees know that hours and days would be cut but no layoffs so far. Gregory announced at a Department Head meeting last week his decision...

Waiting for the snow

The town of Mammoth Lakes and Mammoth Mountain Ski Area (MMSA) held their Regular Liaison Committee Meeting on Monday, January 13, 2014. The meeting took place in the boardroom at Main Lodge with Mammoth Mountain CEO Rusty Gregory sitting at the head of the table. ...

June is back

For June Lake, the past year brought home brutal realities with the closure of June Mountain. But, today, June Mountain is back, and skiing will resume with plans for more marketing, more good deals and more facilities ahead. It was the summer of 2012 when Mammoth...