One person was killed and another was at the hospital in critical condition following a shooting early Thursday morning in Hacienda Heights. Authorities say both victims, a man and a woman in their early to mid-20s, were sitting in their car on the side of the road in the 3000 block of Turnbull Canyon at […]
The Maxwell Falls near Evergreen are beautiful, but residents complain about overcrowding and dangerous parking issues. Last week the forest service designated the area for day use only this year, meaning no “dispersed” camping, with the area being closed from sunset to sunrise. Four other areas were converted to day use only in the Arapaho […]
WASHINGTON — The tax filing deadline for millions of Americans is Monday, but lawmakers in Congress are no closer to reaching a resolution on what to do about the hefty tax increases President Joe Biden has requested. Democrats — who have wafer-thin majorities in Congress — are still sorting out how to handle competing intraparty […]
Get instant alerts when news breaks on your stocks. Claim your 1-week free trial to StreetInsider Premium here. LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Camping World Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CWH) (the “Company,” “Camping World,” “we,” “us” or “our”), America’s Recreation Dealer, today announced plans to refinance its senior secured credit facilities. The Company is seeking to refinance its […]
Customers order from a Chipotle restaurant at the King of Prussia Mall in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Mark Makela | Reuters As the labor market heats up, Chipotle Mexican Grill announced Monday it’s raising pay for restaurant workers, reaching an average of $15 an hour by the end of June. The company has also introduced […]
LINN COUNTY, Iowa (KCRG) – Summer camps are hard at work preparing to reopen in-person, and organizers say the demand is higher than ever after a year of canceled and virtual events. Camp Director of Camp Tanager, in Mount Vernon, Donald Pirrie worked hard planning for this summer, figuring out COVID-19 safety measures from masks […]
If you like the idea of a women-only group that “Strengthen bodies. Feed minds. Calm souls,” you can’t go wrong with She Ascends. The Minnesota-based hiking and wellness nonprofit organization was first established in 2019 in Stearns County. From there, chapters were launched across the state including in McLeod and Meeker counties earlier this year. […]
April 29, 2021 Springtime is in full swing, and it’s the perfect time for hiking! Perhaps you’ve been hiking your way through this pandemic as a safe way to get out of the house, or maybe you’ve just caught your first case of spring fever and want to spend a little more time outside. The […]
Congratulations Enterprise YMCA Campers of the week for April 26-30! Pictured left to right are Gabby Braden, Camp Director Lydia Cartmill and Jeno Smith. The Enterprise YMCA offers After School Camp pickup for ages K5-12 at all Enterprise public schools along with summer camp for ages K5-12; a state-licensed Christian preschool and kinder camp for […]
Friends of Cedar Mesa devises 18 tips for safeguarding our past. (Zak Podmore | The Salt Lake Tribune) Louis Williams, a Diné guide who runs Ancient Wayves River and Hiking Adventures in San Juan County, looks up at an inaccessible ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling in Bears Ears National Monument on April 16, 2021. | April […]
How to Save Money on Your Next Camping Trip
Are you looking to take a camping trip in the near future? Whether you are looking to take a camping trip as a family vacation or a romantic getaway, you may be concerned with the cost of doing so. While camping is often referred to as an affordable recreational activity, it is still possible for […]
Picnic Tables: Your Buying Options
Do you regularly enjoy hosting picnics or barbeques in your own backyard? If you do, do you currently own a picnic table? As nice as picnic tables are, many homeowners opt for traditional lawn and garden chairs and many do not even have an outdoor table. If you do not already own a picnic table, […]
Tips for Planning a Camping Trip with Young Children
Are you a parent? If you are, do you and your family enjoy camping? As fun and exciting as camping can be, it can be a little bit frustrating or stressful when you go camping with young children. With that in mind, there are a number of steps that you can take to ensure that […]
The Benefits of Creating a Camping Checklist for Yourself
Have you recently made reservations at a campground park to go camping? Whether you are camping with friends, family members, or your romantic partner, preparation is important. Have you already started preparing for your trip, in terms of packing the supplies that you will need or the food that you would like to bring along […]
Six Safety Guidelines During Camping
Camping is fun. There is no doubt about that. But as harmless as camping may seem compared to extreme sports and activities like bungee jumping or rock climbing, you still need to always be cautious about your safety during a camping trip. Below are some safety guidelines to ensure that you have an enjoyable and […]
