Princeton resident Calvin Chin has started a petition calling on Princeton officials to allow off-leash dogs in certain Princeton parks at certain times of the day. The municipality does not allow dogs without a leash in public parks, and the city does not have a dog park. At least threeRead More →
From restaurants to museums to markets, these outdoor activities might surprise you Ready to dive back into international travel? With our priorities revolving around outdoor activities, Paris’s flower-filled parks, vibrant street art, and cozy alfresco dining are appropriate for this time. Famous monuments like the Arc de Triomphe and theRead More →
Auburn Parks and Recreation hosted their annual Friday Fright Night movie event on October 22. While the event has already taken place at the Donald E. Davis Arboretum, this year the event took place at Kiesel Park. This event was just one of many free movies offered by Auburn ParksRead More →
Pumpkins line the porches, the leaves are starting to turn brown, and the air is crisp in the morning. It’s almost like Texas begging you to be outside, and there’s no better place than in quaint and picturesque Boerne. Located in the Texas Hill Country, there are many places toRead More →
LIMA – Do you love going out, walking in the crisp, crisp fall air and seeing the leaves flutter in a colorful greeting as you walk past? If so, Johnny Appleseed Parks has the perfect invitation for you. There will be a guided hike Saturday morning at 9 a.m. atRead More →
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JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) – We’ve shown you the issues facing Mississippi state parks. We also showed you how a neighboring state, Arkansas, solved its state park issues and is now thriving, even attracting campers from Mississippi. We are continuing our 3 On Your Side investigation by examining the actions takenRead More →
WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden’s choice to lead the National Park Service told a U.S. Senate panel on Tuesday that he would work to replenish the agency’s workforce, which has declined even as attendance at the park has fallen. new records. Charles F. Sams III of Oregon would be theRead More →
Charles F. Sams III of Oregon would be the first registered tribal member to lead the National Park Service. Charles Sams III of Oregon is expected to lead the National Park Service, including the Crater Lake National Park. (National Park Service) President Joe Biden’s choice to lead the National ParkRead More →
The double feature film will include “Coco”, “Jeepers Creepers” October 21, 2021 12:46 PM Posted: October 21, 2021 12:46 PM Update: October 21, 2021 12:50 VICTORIA, Texas – Put on your costume and enjoy a spooky and fun event for all ages on Friday, October 22. Parks & Recreation isRead More →
A senior official in the Department of Natural Resources who oversaw Minnesota’s vast network of state parks, recreation areas and trails has accepted a new job with a nonprofit known to connect disadvantaged groups to the outdoors. Erika Rivers has been the Director of the Parks and Trails Division ofRead More →