Want to get outside and enjoy nature for free? For the kickoff of the annual National Park Week, which for 2025 will be held April 19-27, the park service is offering free admission to all its parks ...

The Army Corps of Engineers is targeting this fall to start cleanup of the Parks Township nuclear waste dump, which marks a slight delay caused by harsh winter weather from previously announced dates.

The meeting is being held amid recent controversy over a planned solar power plant being built by Ranger Power in Fort Gratiot Township, with residents expressing concern over how the plant will ...

We're all in this together, and I appreciate your cooperation.” Parks and Trail Closures As a result of damage caused by the March 30 ice storm, many Township parks, trails and green spaces remain ...

Settlers Park, the newest park in Grapevine, will be part of the inventory survey done by BerryDunn for the Grapevine Parks and Recreation ... another from the Dallas-Fort Worth area were among ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. — As rainstorms continue to raise water levels along Fort Wayne’s rivers, the city’s Parks and Recreation Department says the system is working exactly as intended. With several areas ...

Casco Township, MI (April 7, 2025 ... The crash occurred just before 10:30 p.m. at the intersection of Gratiot Ave and Division Rd, according to the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities say ...

Certain spots in town have seen flooding, and leaders with the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department say they’re ready for whatever weather comes our way. Director Steve McDaniel says these parks ...

According to a social media post from the township, the Great Miami River is swelling rapidly and has already caused considerable flooding within the parks. The local authorities have strongly ...

A bill that would protect state parks from development has stalled in the Florida Legislature. The bill was introduced in response to a controversial plan by the Gov. Ron DeSantis administration ...

Antrim Township awards a total of $40,000 annually to local parks and recreation organizations. The grants are given to organizations that are open to the public and serve Antrim Township residents.