IDAHO – The New Year is approaching and with it also brings new opportunities for outdoor recreation in Idaho State Parks. Idaho Parks and Recreation is hosting Day One hikes in three different parks, as well as virtually, to celebrate the New Year on Saturday, January 1. Day one hikesRead More →
Kevin Weekes is such a huge fan of the NHL’s outdoor games that the former goaltender has become the NHL Network and the ESPN analyst would love to see more, in North America and abroad. “I’m always excited about these because they’re shows and I think the more you canRead More →
We’re full of turkeys and we’re settling into that weird holiday time between Christmas and New Years Eve where we don’t really know what day it is. Grab your toque and mittens to enjoy the fresh air with these outdoor activities in Ottawa. Slide on the ice rink of dreamsRead More →
OCEAN COUNTY, NJ – Parks in Ocean County have seen many more people hiking the trails and congregating outdoors during the coronavirus pandemic. Many local residents visited Ocean County’s parks for the first time, while other groups came from as far away as Philadelphia and North Jersey in search ofRead More →
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PRESQUE ISLE, Maine (WAGM) – With children out of school during the winter holidays, many take the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. NewsSource8’s Brian Bouchard looks at how some kids look. Instead of sitting around, playing video games or watching television, many families chose to take advantage of the niceRead More →
The past month has been devoted to indulgence and celebration. Of all the Christmas cookies and party foods, it can be easy to put on a few pounds during the winter months. As the New Year approaches, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) wants to help you startRead More →
0 out of 8 Paul Sancya/Associated Press When the temperatures drop and a new year approaches, you know it’s time for another NHL away game. Although the league held a few outdoor games in the 1950s, both matchups were exhibitions. It wasn’t until 2003 that the NHL hosted a meaningfulRead More →
It’s no secret that spending time outdoors has many benefits, such as soothing mental and physical wounds. Unfortunately, many students still spend most of their time indoors. Over time, we become even less eager to venture outside our homes and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors. Now more than ever,Read More →
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) – Residents and visitors to the Bay Area are encouraged to enjoy the wonders of the outdoors on New Years Day at California State Parks, some of which participate in a national event called First Day Hikes. The organizers encourage people to enjoy the treasures ofRead More →
A week of outdoor and family events will usher in a second term as mayor of St. Paul for Melvin Carter. The formality – Carter taking the oath – is scheduled for January 3 at noon and will be streamed live on Facebook due to the ongoing pandemic. “These uniqueRead More →
Users who create a profile on the website can also track the trails and blue routes they complete and earn digital badges when they reach milestones. Badges include designations such as Trail Trekker for completing at least five Thread Trail walks, hikes, or runs, and River Roamer for completing yourRead More →
LAKE COUNTY, Calif .– California State Parks invites Californians and visitors from around the world to kick off the New Year in a healthy way by getting some fresh air and enjoying the outdoors with the annual Day One Hikes on January 1, 2022. More than 40 state parks andRead More →
Manchester is a village in southern Vermont and one of the most charming towns, easily accessible by car from New York and Boston. The sidewalks are made of marble because in the 1800s the local quarry had large stone shops. The sidewalks are still in place today. History is palpableRead More →
The forest is calm. The air is humid and musky. He smells of rich earth and wood. Redwood Duff cracks under my boots. The occasional songbird calls for a mate. A crow hovers across the clearings, its wings hissing as they cut through the air. I couldn’t see the treetopsRead More →
Cameron Park has miles of hiking and biking trails to enjoy. Mountain bikers Brett Swartz (left) and Matt Monroy ride the Ranch course at Cameron Park. Photo by Jerry Larson. One of the few positive aspects of the pandemic is that it has created an even bigger boom in localRead More →
Nav Sangha, owner of Miss Thing’s, and Brenton Mowforth, a home bartender who collaborated on the drink, spoke with Narcity about the famous cocktail that “stole Christmas” and what you can expect this year. How was the drink created? Sangha says it all started in 2019 when he decided toRead More →
To be a successful boss truly one of the most rewarding and stimulating experiences. But it’s no secret that running a business comes with a lot of worry and stress as well. From pent-up work-related anxieties to the lack of ideal work-life balance, there are many aspects of entrepreneurship thatRead More →
CAMP HILL – The future of Pennsylvania’s state parks and forests is in our hands. Similar to last year, the state’s public lands continue to see a record number of visits. The park’s more than 47 million visitors in 2020, a 26% increase heavily linked to the pandemic, have contributedRead More →
With the holidays upon us this weekend, there aren’t many local events to tell you about today. And for good reason – it’s a time to be with your family and friends, enjoy meals, open gifts and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones. But we know that there areRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) – The state has provided $ 5.8 million each for environmental justice-focused park projects for residents of the Bayview and Western Addition neighborhoods, according to a press release from San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department. New funding for the projects – for India Basin Shoreline andRead More →
SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (AP) – A massive wildfire in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks has been fully contained more than three months after it started, officials said. Fire officials declared the KNP complex to be 100% contained on December 16 after heavy rainfall in the Sierra Nevada, theRead More →
NORTH HURON – Monteith Brown Planning Consultants presented the final version of the highly anticipated Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan to the North Huron Council on December 6, outlining their findings and recommendations for moving forward. The master plan is a key initiative in North Huron Council’s strategic planRead More →
Beverly Shubert, 82, of Ocean View died in her sleep on Sunday, December 12, 2021, at her home. She was born on April 29, 1939 in Sedalia, Missouri, the daughter of the late John Morris and the late Esther Morris. Beverly was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She wasRead More →
AUSTIN – After a two-year hiatus, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is proud to announce that the Texas State Parks Ambassador Program will be relaunched in early 2022. The program will begin accepting Ambassador applications for Central and West Texas State Parks on December 15. . Texas State ParksRead More →
Dear Abby: My husband is in his 40’s and is permanently disabled from injuries sustained in a recent car accident. He is in pain, takes painkillers 24 hours a day, and sleeps most of the day. Her pain and stillness make intimacy impossible. He doesn’t object when I go outRead More →
DEAR ABBY: My husband is in his 40s and permanently disabled from injuries sustained in a recent car accident. He is in pain, takes pain medication 24 hours a day, and sleeps most of the day. His pain and stillness make intimacy impossible. He doesn’t object when I go outRead More →
Dear Abby: My husband is in his 40s and is permanently disabled from injuries sustained in a recent car accident. He is in pain, takes pain medication 24 hours a day, and sleeps most of the day. His pain and stillness make intimacy impossible. He doesn’t object when I goRead More →
Anchorage is a city literally surrounded on all sides by natural beauty. Before European settlers occupied the area, it was the homeland of the Dena’ina and the indigenous village of Eklutna who hunted, gathered and fished through the abundant lands. Explore bears and moose Chugach State Park or Cook InletRead More →
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DEAR ABBY: My husband is in his 40’s and is permanently disabled from injuries sustained in a recent car accident. He is in pain, takes painkillers 24 hours a day, and sleeps most of the day. Her pain and stillness make intimacy impossible. He doesn’t object when I go outRead More →
Over Thanksgiving weekend, a new COVID variant called Omicron was reported. With that came a lot of speculation. Which countries are closing their borders? How will this affect international travel? Just when we thought the doors to international travel were opening, it looks like they’re about to close. On aRead More →
COLOMBIA, SC South Carolina is set to secure three new state parks in a settlement with a utility over unpaid taxes on parts purchased to build two nuclear power plants that were never completed. Dominion Energy hands over land and buildings in Aiken, Lexington and Georgetown counties. These were onceRead More →
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Whether you’re plowing, working or playing, the 14 to 15 inches of snow in the South Metro made for a busy Saturday. “It’s kind of a perfect storm in a good way for us,” Buck Hill chief financial officer Nate Birr said. “Nothing like nice flurries ofRead More →
Montana State Library Genevieve Lighthiser December 10, 2021 (HELENA) —The Montana State Library and Montana Fish, Wildlife, & Parks are pleased to announce the relaunch of the Ready 2 Read Goes Wild Bear Trunk program, which will provide Montana communities with a unique learning opportunity based on education and outdoorRead More →
A staff member from Pittsburgh, Pa., Took it upon themselves to collect data on the city’s public trails during the pandemic to improve access to local infrastructure and public planning. Experts are constantly exploring what equity-focused urban planning looks like. For example, a recent California project launched a website toRead More →
Get a healthy dose of fresh air while planning your next outdoor activities with these fun ideas in KL. Let your busy schedule rest and enjoy the great outdoors. The post-containment adventures have been filled with galleries, foodie adventures and shopping sprees. However, the best parts of Kuala Lumpur areRead More →
America is home to some of the greatest water parks in the world, and these should be on every thrill seeker’s list. The pleasure of the holidays can come to an abrupt end with bad weather. Cloudy skies give way to storms that sully hope for an outdoor adventure, andRead More →
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PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (WSAZ) – There is a renewed interest in outdoor activities in Portsmouth, Ohio. Heith Gray opens a business that will soon be part of the outdoor renaissance. He’s always loved the outdoors, but he says the city has always lacked one thing. “Getting things done, getting the thingsRead More →
(BIVN) – Various severe weather advisories remain in effect for the island of Hawaii on Monday, as the effects of a Kona depression continue to be felt statewide. Statewide flood monitoring is in place until Tuesday afternoon. From the National Weather Service in Honolulu: Periods of heavy rainfall will continueRead More →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIeocTo05ns Oakland News Now – Mark Kelly says US should extend season length for park service operations and camping – video made by the YouTube channel with the logo in the upper left corner of the video. OaklandNewsNow.com is the original blog post for this type of video blog content.Read More →
All of the beauty of California’s forest landscapes can be found at Humboldt Park, and it’s a great alternative to other busier destinations. Humboldt County in California is known for its beautiful coastal redwoods. The region is home to beautiful forests with a unique silence and grandeur never seen elsewhereRead More →
Parts of the El Dorado National Forest closed during the Caldor fire are reopening. Reopening areas include Iron Mountain, Meiss and Echo Johnson Snow Parks and Wright Lake, accessible via Wrights Lake Tie Road (11N37 or Highway 32). Wrights Lake Road remains closed from the lake to Highway 50. SeveralRead More →
BALLWIN, Mo. – The early days of weather winter felt nothing like the season should. In fact, Thursday felt like a mid-October day. People were shedding layers and enjoying the day at the park. Jamie Anderson took her 18-month-old daughter, Elsie, to Sugar Creek Park this afternoon to let herRead More →
PHOTO BY CHUCK BEARD In its biggest ever budget, the Allegheny Regional Asset District declared 2022 the “Year of Parks†by focusing its support on area parks and trails and other local organizations that have been hit hard. by the coronavirus pandemic. The RAD voted this week to allocate aRead More →