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Water Patrol Out in Full Force for the Fourth
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The Ramsey County Water Patrol is out in full force this weekend on 16 area lakes. Comment?
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Putnam County Man Drowns In New River
A Putnam County man is dead, after park rangers say he drowned in the New River. Comment?
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Kendra McDaniel found out it's never too late to discover a passion. The 46-year-old McDaniel began rock climbing when she moved to Grand Junction two years ago from Houston, and after the first trek she made in Moab, she was hooked. Comment?
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Special campers find common ground at Dream Oaks CampPlace to be a kid
Gales of laughter and shrieks of glee reverberated across the pine tree-lined campground like a summer symphony. Comment?
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'Mama Rides Shotgun' on Cracker Trail
Daybreak at Kibler Ranch in February can be downright cold. Smoke from campfires drifts into the heavy air, steam rises off the coffee, and the snorting breath of horses stabs the air. Comment?
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The City of The Colony opens up new trail
A new trail in The Colony gives residents a reason a to get out and enjoy the sun. Comment?
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Movement to shut down shark tours in Hawaii grows
Three women donned scuba masks and jumped into the waters off Oahu's North Shore, floating inside a submerged cage as about a dozen sharks glided toward bloody fish scraps tossed into the water by a tour company. Comment?
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As this is the 4th of July, and a time to celebrate all things distinctly American, I ask this: How do you feel about cutthroat trout? Maybe more to the point, how would you feel if, in order to save the existence of cutthroat trout, wildlife officials decidided to poison a river... killing an abundant population of rainbow trout, brown trout, ... Comment?
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Disturbing laws, groveling let the Florida "fun" begin
As we begin July, Floridians will start to get a taste of some of the more questionable laws passed by this year's Legislature. Comment?
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Fresh Air Fund looking for help to send more city kids to camp
Summer camp began the usual way this week at Camp Lenoloc, a sleepaway program in Bear Mountain, N.Y., The kids, many from the Newark area, arrived by bus early in the morning. Comment?
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Redlands enjoys a fantastic Fourth of July
For the 42nd year, Sylvan Park filled with people enjoying snow cones, cotton candy, hot dogs and flags for the Redlands Fourth of July celebration. Comment?
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Breeding program helps endangered rock wallabies
Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve says its breeding program for critically endangered Southern Brush-tailed Rock Wallabies is going from strength to strength. Comment?
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High seize: Thefts plague yacht owners
"You just feel violated," said Savin Hill Yacht Club member Gordon Jones. "It's like someone broke into your house while you're at work." Last week, a thief broke through three locks to swipe the outboard motor that Jones uses for his 30-foot Newport sloop sailboat, Gypsea. Comment?
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A boating accident left one child dead Friday on the Jourdan River in Hancock County. Comment?
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Senators lobby for disputed dredging
After two state senators intervened, South Carolina's environmental protection agency approved a controversial dredging project that the department had rejected twice because of pollution concerns. Comment?
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Officials brace for deadly weekend
In the first nine years of Lake Sidney Lanier's existence, 60 people lost their lives in the waters of the man-made lake. Comment?
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Back when I was a youngster, seeing our nation's symbol, the bald eagle, in Pennsylvania was about as likely as seeing a polar bear. Comment?
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Movement to shut down shark tours in Hawaii grows
Three women donned scuba masks and jumped into the waters off Oahu's North Shore, floating inside a submerged cage as about a dozen sharks glided toward bloody fish scraps tossed into the water by a tour company. Comment?
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Ourdoors in Maine: Red River country
Most serious fishermen I have known tend to be secretive about their best fishing holes. Comment?
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Video Shows How to Avoid Common VHS Rule Violations
A new public service announcement is now available online to demonstrate to anglers an important but too often overlooked step to prevent the spread of VHS fish disease, zebra mussels and other aquatic invasive species to new lakes and rivers. Comment?
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