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- Page Library Opening by Appointment OnlyStarting Tuesday, June 9, patrons may visit the library with an appointment by calling the [...]
- Grand Canyon Opens North Rim to Day Use, South Entrance Full-time, River Trips to StartBeginning June 5, 2020, the following areas will be open for visitors: South Rim’s south [...]
- Drowning Victim Recovered from Lake PowellOn June 3, 2020, a National Park Service search crew located the body of the [...]
- Wayne’s Words Fishing Report June 3, 2020June 3, 2020 Lake Elevation 3605 Water Temperature 71-75 F We confirmed that striped bass spawning began last [...]
- Another Page Man Arrested for Online ThreatsYou would think that people would be learning by now that online threats are still [...]
- Public Comment for E-Bikes Ends June 9There is another week left for the public to inform the Bureau of Land Management [...]
- Arizona COVID-19 Numbers Going UP!Tuesday Saw More New Cases Than Any Other Day The Reuters News Agency has reported that [...]
- LAKE POWELL COMMUNICATIONS PEEK & SEEK RULESLake Powell Communications, KPGE, and KXAZ are hosting a contest to promote our travel app, [...]
- Presumed Drowning in Lake Powell in Warm Creek AreaGLEN CANYON NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, UT - At approximately 4:30 p.m. on May 31, Glen [...]
- Endangered Tortoise Deaths in Snow Canyon Three Mojave desert tortoises were recently killed in Snow Canyon State Park near St. George. [...]
St. George, Utah —Fire staff from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Arizona Strip District is continuing firefighting efforts on
You may have noticed smoke looming in the Northern Arizona skyline lately. Coconino and Kaibab National Forest Fire managers will
Fires that are either set deliberately or naturally by lightning, can be managed for resource benefits. These fires benefit resources
On Saturday morning, a mobile home fire left 4 people seriously injured in the community of Cane Beds in northern
Another 430 acre prescribed fire is underway near Tusayan, Arizona. Fire Managers report the burn of the Flying J project
