Articles from the October 1, 2015 edition
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Great Gifts For Outdoorsy Types
Before you know it, the annual gift-giving season will be upon us. I don't know about you, but I like to start the shopping early to spread the cost over a couple of months. If you've got outdoor... Full story
In Memory Of Kathryn Marie Graves Martin ("Katie")
We shall miss our visits with Katie at Martin Marine - (and the red licorice she always had on hand for customers and visitors). Katie has been described by those close to her as "a free spirit who... Full story
WDFW Seeks Comment On Proposed Protective Status Of Greater Sage-Grouse And Western Gray Squirrel
OLYMPIA – State wildlife managers are seeking public comment on draft status reviews that recommend keeping greater sage-grouse and western gray squirrels on the state’s threatened species list. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife... Full story
In Memory Of Darleene Allen
Our Aunt Darlene gave so much to her family and friends and will be deeply missed. Darlene taught for many years and was active in Peace Lutheran Church in Columbus, Neb. She and our Uncle Bill were... Full story
Fall Comes To Slide Rock State Park
As of press time, many were planning to come celebrate fall at Slide Rock State Park's Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The event planners have been suggesting that... Full story
Northern Arizona State Park Weekend Scenic Drive
From Phoenix go north on I-17 100 miles to Cottonwood (Exit on 260), Dead Horse Ranch State Park is right in town, then north on 89A for 16 miles to Red Rock State Park. Staying on 89A, go through... Full story
Celebrate 'Fort Verde Days' In Camp Verde, Oct. 10-11
The Fort Verde Days celebration will be held on Saturday, Oct. 10, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 11 at 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fort Verde State Historic Park. This "Fee Free Weekend" of events... Full story
On The Cover
Arizona is a dynamic state with a wide array of climate zones, and conditions particularly in the northern part of the Grand Canyon State allow for a beautiful array of fall foliage colors from... Full story
The End Of Summer Activities?
For many, Labor Day signaled the end of summer, but at Arizona State Parks, it's just the beginning of your family adventures. Get away from the hectic fall schedule and travel to some parks and... Full story
Tempe Police Found Sport
MEET SPORT! -- He was found by the Tempe Police Department at the Tempe Sports Complex and brought to Lost Our Home. We looked for his family but no one came for this adorable little fellow! He is a... Full story
Baylor
B AND B -- Baylor enjoys his water nice and cool. He would love to share his drinks with you if you'd adopt him. He and his brother Bartley are Lost Our Home's entrance-way greeters but would... Full story
Old Dogs Rule
AGELESS – "Old Dogs Rule" and Freddie's rule is put on a tie to look your best for a photo shoot! Can you believe this little Chihuahua-rat terrier mix is 10 years young? Don't tell him because he... Full story
Lost Our Home At Clark Park Farmers Market
DON'T MISS IT! -- Looking for something to do on the weekends? Come hang out with Lost Our Home at the Clark Park Farmers Market on Saturday, Oct. 10 from 8 to 11 a.m. located at 1730 S. Roosevelt... Full story
Arizona Biltmore Champagne Brunch
It's not too early to get our 2015 Champagne Brunch on your calendar! This year our brunch will be held Sunday, Dec. 6 at the beautiful Arizona Biltmore Resort. We are already gathering items you'll... Full story
'Respected Access In Arizona' Event Set For Nov. 7
The Arizona Game and Fish Department and Tread Lightly! will host a special event Nov. 7 to help raise awareness of the importance of protecting access and enhancing outdoor recreational... Full story
'Show Us Your Helmet Hair'
Summer-into-fall temperatures are on the decline, which is perfect for those looking to hit the trails with an off-highway vehicle (OHV). Whether it's taking a drive to see the changing aspen leaves... Full story
Maricopa County's Regional Parks Repeat Free-Camping Offer
Beginning October 1, Maricopa County's Parks and Recreation Department will bring back the Buy One, Get One campaign! The campaign allows park visitors who pay the camping fee for one night, or more,... Full story
Cultural-Demonstrator Series Continues In Grand Canyon National Park
The Desert View Watchtower has launched a cultural-demonstrator series. The series provides park visitors the opportunity to interact with members of Grand Canyon National Park's Traditionally... Full story
Great Gifts For Shooters
Ah, it's almost that time of year again! Time for my wife to do all the holiday shopping, decorating, cooking, baking, buying and wrapping gifts, etc. I just do the paying. Since those days will be... Full story
Largest Black Marlin Ever Landed In California Waters
Caught by Rob Epstein 15 Oct 2015, weighed in 16 Oct at The Marlin Club by Don Wroncy and John Campbell, IGFA Rep.... Full story
More Than 125,000 Trout Destined For Area Lakes, Autumn Anglers' Tables
OLYMPIA – With some 125,000 trout scheduled for stocking in western Washington lakes, area anglers should have an excellent chance at phenomenal fishing this fall and through the holiday season.... Full story
Prescribed Burns Planned in the Hualapai Mountains
Kingman, Arizona - The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Kingman Field Office, in cooperation with the Arizona Game and Fish Department, will conduct two prescribed burns in the Hualapai Mountains... Full story
Make 'Date Night' Unforgettable In Yuma
YUMA, ARIZONA - Think that enjoying a multi-course gourmet dinner under the stars in a date grove is a treat only available to pashas and potentates? Think again - and enjoy an unforgettable 'Date... Full story
