Month: May 2017

(May 3, 2017) -- Due to an abnormal winter, campgrounds and roads may not be open when you expect. With record snowfall in parts of the Sawtooth National Forest this past season, officials now show concern about camping safety.

(May 3, 2017) -- Local rivers are expected to flow much colder and higher this spring and summer thanks to a historic snowpack. Just as we continue to see record water releases in the state, one local campground downstream is struggling to stay afloat.

(May 3, 2017) -- This will be an immersive training session for a hands-on, interactive, installation of the Lippert Ground Control TT automatic leveling system for travel trailers. The install will be done on a 2013 Coleman travel trailer.

(May 3, 2017) -- After reviewing several options for an in-town worker campground the Jackson Town Council decided this week there are simply too many unknowns to move forward with a full-fledged campground this summer.

(May 3, 2017) -- A judge has ruled that the results of the Village of Tobin Lake's election will stand, which means that Bruce Richardson and Terry Youzwa will take their seats on the village council.

(May 3, 2017) -- "With the U.S. even threatening a full withdrawal from NAFTA, further signs of a breakdown in the bilateral trade relationship are significant," said Cooper.

(May 3, 2017) -- Volunteers are needed to rake leaves, move picnic tables, clean out fireplaces, and plant shrubs at Cranberry Lake Campground for the state Department of Environmental Conservation’s “I Love My Park Day” on May 6.

(May 3, 2017) -- The eye-catching display holds 24 tubes of E-Z Snap. It lists the features and benefits of the product, and has an American flag to denote that it's made in the United States. The dealer cost of the display with 24 1.5 oz. tubes of E-Z Snap is approximately $86.40.

(May 3, 2017) -- Six southern mayors, frustrated with "irresponsible campers", are appealing to the Prime Minister to support a tourism levy.

(May 3, 2017) -- “Secretary Zinke understands the power of the outdoor recreation industry economy and the importance of expanding access to allow all Americans to enjoy the nation’s iconic public lands," said Hugelmeyer.