Great seats are still available! Experience a CMM concert like never before by bidding on the online auction to be the Ultimate Fan. The winner will sit in the front row, meet Martina McBride, get an autographed poster, park in a premier spot, get early admission…
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Arivaca Lake, Riggs Flat Lake, Frye Mesa Reservoir and Rose Canyon Lake are open. The Coronado National Forest in southeastern Arizona announced that certain areas of the forest that had been closed due to fire conditions, including portions of the Douglas and Nogales Ranger Districts…
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Flagstaff, AZ – Fire managers on the Coconino National Forest will be using the lightning-caused Bolt Fire to achieve multiple resource objectives. Recent precipitation, higher humidity, and increased fuel moisture have lowered fire danger significantly, and fire managers are taking advantage of this opportunity to…
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SOCIAL CIRCLE, Ga. (July 15, 2011) – Visiting one of Georgia’s Public Fishing Areas (PFAs) with the family is a great in-state way to entertain both the kids and adults this summer. Beginning on August 1, 2011, nine PFAs will have new days of operation,…
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The U.S. Olympic Committee announced basketball player Mercedes Russell (Springfield, Ore.) and freestyle kayaker Dane Jackson (Rock Island, Tenn.) as its June Athletes of the Month, while the men’s tennis doubles team of Bob and Mike Bryan (Wesley Chapel, Fla.) was…
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Available since 1941, the Woodman’s Pal is a far cry from what you’d call a new kind of machete. This unique tool was created by a woodsman who wanted a compact tool for pruning, splitting, chopping, blazing trails and other outdoor activities. From WWII to…
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RIVERTON, Wyo. (July 14, 2011) — Slicing perfect jerky strips from whole meat is always easy with Hi Mountain Seasonings’ Jerky Board. This popular item, originally offered as part of the Jerky Board and Knife kit and the Jerky King kit, is now available as…
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TRENTON – The Department of Environmental Protection continues to battle the southern pine beetle in the Pinelands this summer, forming partnerships with local governments to identify and attack outbreaks, conducting weekly aerial surveys to assess damage and pinpoint suppression efforts, and using a federal grant…
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MANHATTAN — Ever heard of the legendary canoe race on the Kansas River (commonly called the “Kaw”) from Manhattan to Lawrence? Called the “Kawnivore 100,” the race offers a challenge to intrepid river runners, as well as hospitality along the way, a one-quarter moon for…
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BRIGHTON, Colo. – Barr Lake State Park will celebrate the park’s namesake lake on Saturday, July 16. Each year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the North American Lake Management Society celebrate July as “Lakes Appreciation Month.” Barr Lake is valued as a state park…
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