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Buffalo Soldiers Heritage Association Offers Horseback Riding and History in Detroit's Rouge Park

Buffalo Soldiers Heritage Association Offers Horseback Riding and History in Detroit's Rouge Park

Buffalo Soldiers Heritage Association Offers Horseback Riding and History in Detroit's Rouge Park
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Kelly Werthmann Participates in 'Dancing with the Denver Stars' Gala for Charity

Kelly Werthmann Participates in 'Dancing with the Denver Stars' Gala for Charity

Kelly Werthmann Participates in 'Dancing with the Denver Stars' Gala for Charity
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Casper City Council Candidate Reflects on Campaign and Community Engagement

Casper City Council Candidate Reflects on Campaign and Community Engagement

A Casper City Council campaign candidate, Keegan G. Fox, has issued a letter reflecting on their recent electoral campaign and expressing gratitude to the community. Fox, who did not secure a place on the November ballot, emphasized their continued love for Casper and the valuable experiences gained during the campaign. These experiences included door-knocking, attending community forums, and engaging in conversations with diverse individuals, some of whom held differing political views. Fox noted that these interactions provided insights into the community's shared aspirations, such as safe neighborhoods, good jobs, reliable infrastructure, responsible government, and opportunities for future generations. The candidate highlighted that civic life extends beyond elections and is built by the daily contributions of residents in various roles, from business owners and educators to emergency responders and volunteers. This perspective leaves Fox optimistic about Casper's future, despite the election outcome.
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Highland Cow Trend Gains Momentum as Lifestyle Icon and Agritourism Driver

Highland Cow Trend Gains Momentum as Lifestyle Icon and Agritourism Driver

Highland Cow Trend Gains Momentum as Lifestyle Icon and Agritourism Driver
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Foot Locker Opens Crenshaw Rec Store, Launches Exclusive Nike Kobe 3 Low Protro

Foot Locker Opens Crenshaw Rec Store, Launches Exclusive Nike Kobe 3 Low Protro

Foot Locker Opens Crenshaw Rec Store, Launches Exclusive Nike Kobe 3 Low Protro
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Boston Celtics Head Coach Joe Mazzulla Attends Harper U Basketball Camp

Boston Celtics Head Coach Joe Mazzulla Attends Harper U Basketball Camp

Boston Celtics Head Coach Joe Mazzulla Attends Harper U Basketball Camp
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Minnesota Angler Sets New Catch-and-Release Largemouth Bass Record

Minnesota Angler Sets New Catch-and-Release Largemouth Bass Record

Minnesota Angler Sets New Catch-and-Release Largemouth Bass Record
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McGuire Ballistics Copper Rose Bullet Proves Effective in Grizzly Bear Hunt with .22 ARC

McGuire Ballistics Copper Rose Bullet Proves Effective in Grizzly Bear Hunt with .22 ARC

A recent hunting expedition in Alaska demonstrated the effectiveness of the 71-grain McGuire Ballistics Copper Rose bullet when used with a .22 ARC cartridge to successfully take down a grizzly bear. Tyler Freel, a senior staff writer, utilized this combination, challenging conventional wisdom that larger cartridges are exclusively necessary for big game. The bullet, described as a modern copper monolithic type, is noted for its violent expansion and shedding of petals, creating a larger wound pattern while the base maintains penetration. This performance was observed during a tree stand hunt where the bear was shot at close range, resulting in a rapid and clean kill. The first shot, through the lungs, exited the bear, while a follow-up shot to the shoulder shattered the scapula, indicating significant terminal performance. This event contributes to a broader discussion about cartridge selection and the efficacy of smaller, modern bullets in hunting large animals.
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Chicago's William W. Powers State Recreation Area to Open New Fishing Pier and Kayak Launch

Chicago's William W. Powers State Recreation Area to Open New Fishing Pier and Kayak Launch

A new ADA-accessible fishing pier and floating kayak launch have been completed at William W. Powers State Recreation Area in Chicago, with an official dedication ceremony scheduled for Saturday. The project, which has been in development since 2017, aims to enhance outdoor access for the community. Following the dedication, a free 'Take Kids Fishing Day' event will be held, offering children and families the opportunity to fish from the new pier and around Wolf Lake. The event will also provide free fishing poles and tackle to 300 registered children, with potential availability for unregistered attendees. Sam Phipps, director of conservation for the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance, highlighted the goal of providing quality outdoor access for generations and encouraging children to engage with nature. In addition to the pier and launch, over an acre of turf grass was converted into a native pollinator garden as part of the improvements.
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Resident Appeal Halts Lexington High School Construction, Adding Millions to Project Cost

Resident Appeal Halts Lexington High School Construction, Adding Millions to Project Cost

A group of 12 Lexington residents has filed an appeal with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP), challenging the current design of the new Lexington High School due to its impact on wetlands. This appeal has led to a halt in all site work and construction on or near wetlands until MassDEP issues a decision. Kathleen Lenihan, Chair of the School Building Committee (SBC), stated that this delay has already added at least $1 million to the project's cost. The appeal, led by Jim Williams, argues that the SBC did not adequately consider alternative plans that would avoid building on wetlands, as required by state law. Williams contends that the town must either find a way to build the school without altering wetlands or provide a clear explanation for why no such alternatives exist. MassDEP has responded by scheduling a site visit for August 27 to assess the situation. The project team, including Jamie Meiser from Turner Construction, confirmed that work is restricted to non-wetlan...
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West Virginia Sets New Pumpkinseed Sunfish Record for Third Time in Over a Month

West Virginia Sets New Pumpkinseed Sunfish Record for Third Time in Over a Month

West Virginia has seen its state record for pumpkinseed sunfish broken three times in just over a month, following a revamp of fish record categories by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (DNR) in January 2024. The pumpkinseed category had remained empty for nearly three years until June 25, when Ken Neer set the inaugural record with a fish weighing 0.60 pounds and measuring 9.09 inches, caught from Fairfax Ponds in Preston County. This record was quickly surpassed on July 14 by Sierra Adamson of Beverly, who caught a 0.62-pound, 9.13-inch pumpkinseed from the Tygart River in Elkins. Most recently, Robert Glover of Morgantown established the new record on August 6 with a pumpkinseed caught from Cheat Lake, weighing 0.75 pounds and measuring 9.76 inches. Glover's catch is considered a significant size for a sunfish, setting new benchmarks for both length and weight in the state.
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Alton Standifer Appointed Vice President and Chief of Staff at Clemson University

Alton Standifer Appointed Vice President and Chief of Staff at Clemson University

Alton C. Standifer, Ph.D., has been named the new Vice President and Chief of Staff at Clemson University, with his appointment effective August 31. Standifer brings extensive experience in executive leadership, institutional strategy, and partnership development within public higher education. Throughout his career, he has worked at the intersection of presidential leadership, academic affairs, student experience, government relations, and community engagement, focusing on translating institutional priorities into coordinated actions. Clemson President Benjamin Ayers highlighted Standifer's thoughtful and effective leadership, his ability to align people and resources, and his judgment and integrity, drawing from their previous collaboration at the University of Georgia. Standifer joins Clemson from Augusta University, where he served as Vice President for Strategic Initiatives, advancing priorities related to executive leadership development, campus planning, and community engagement.