The case of Eau Claire’s defendant with the golden touch started on Sept. 29, 2009. That’s when a bow hunter came upon what looked like an abandoned drug lab left under the stars in the county forest. The state Department of Justice’s Division of Criminal…
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At approximately 11:15 a.m. this morning, (Friday, April 27), rangers retrieved the body of a white female from below the Trail View overlook on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. On Thursday, April 26, at approximately 7:15 a.m., the Grand Canyon Regional Communications Center received a…
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With boating season underway, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding all boaters that boat inspections for aquatic nuisance species are mandatory at most boatable waters in the state, including state parks and state wildlife areas. Hand-launched, non-motorized, boats such as canoes or kayaks are allowed…
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During the morning of the final day of the W100 Wounded Warrior mountain bike ride at Palo Duro Canyon State Park, former President George W. Bush (left) and event volunteer Kyle McAdams of Amarillo (right) assist Wounded Warrior Dan Gade of West Point, NY, up…
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The old adage, “roughing it,” has lost its definitive meaning and quite frankly, has gone out of style. While I do believe we should be comfortable after a long day of hiking with, say, a Big Agnes Air Core sleeping pad, I do not believe…
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As you sit in the passenger seat on a long road trip from your hometown across the country, you can now find some entertaining information from the same book that you rely on for navigation. Rand McNally, maker of road atlases and other navigational devices,…
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A revolutionary new water sport is on the way to a river, lake or beach this summer. Bodyboating on a Bellyak is the fresh, new way to play on the water and is certain to appeal to a wide variety of outdoor enthusiasts. It combines the full…
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American Adventure Sports (AAS) will be holding a Grand Opening Party for its new retail location at 125 S. Pennsylvania Ave in Greensburg, PA on Friday May 11, 2012. The event will include demonstrations, music, vendor trunk shows, and guest appearances from some of the…
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J. Wayne Fears wrote the book on Dutch oven cooking. Well, one of them at least. He’s the author of The Complete Book of Dutch Oven Cooking. Fears grew up on Tater Knob Mountain in northern Alabama. His dad harvested and sold ginseng, in addition…
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Climbers travel to some of the world’s most scenic places to try and overtake the steep landscapes they dream about at home. But each climber is at the mercy of the weather and must wait for ideal conditions before attempting an ascent. Tent Bound in…
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