The city of Marion and the Chamber of Commerce are offering a survey to residents to give feedback on the Creekside Pride initiative, a plan to make Indian Creek more accessible for recreation.
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The city of Marion and the Chamber of Commerce are offering a survey to residents to give feedback on the Creekside Pride initiative, a plan to make Indian Creek more accessible for recreation.
This is a two-week backpacking trip in Colorado in July, designed to engage local students as they acquire lifelong outdoor skills. Students must complete the application process by April 22.
Bird behavior is part of the fun and challenge when pheasant hunting
The old way of hunting has been updated, but you still only get one shot, so you have to make it count
Animal was killed in vehicle crash near Jefferson in Greene County.
Three proposed pipelines in Iowa would gather carbon dioxide from ethanol plants and sequester it underground. Two engineers weigh in on the impact the projects would have on climate change goals and whether ethanol is the right industry to target for carbon capture.
There's more than one way to jig up a few walleyes. Jigging spoons, other jigging lures, bucktail jigs, hair jigs and plain leadheads all have their time and place.
Trout Unlimited, a conservation group that works to protect rivers and streams, wants to join a Sierra Club lawsuit against the Iowa Department of Natural Resources over an 11,600-head cattle feedlot near Bloody Run Creek in northeast Iowa.
Enjoy the winter weather and learn some new outdoor skills at the Winter Family Fun Day this Saturday at Fontana Park in Hazleton. Register in advance at the Buchanan County website.
Marion will get $40,000 and Hiawatha $10,000 to help replant tree canopies lost in the 2020 derecho.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — The state of Iowa said Friday that it is suing Sioux City over what it says was the city’s manipulation of wastewater testing results and dangerous pollution of the Missouri River in a scheme that saw the wastewater plant’s former supervisor
The city’s end goal is to replant and restore the 110-acre property
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