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  • Missing Individual Located At South Rim Of Grand Canyon National Park

    GCNP|Aug 1, 2015

    Grand Canyon, Ariz. - Justin Kremer of Tempe, AZ has been successfully located by search crews earlier this afternoon. Kremer was reported as missing on Friday, July 31st with a last known location of West Rim Drive. Search and Rescue crews and investigators were able to locate and contact Kremer near Mescalero Point, west of Grand Canyon Village. Kremer was transported back to Grand Canyon Village and will be transported to Flagstaff for further evaluation. The National Park Service... Full story

  • The Fine Art Of BBQ

    AZBW, Submitted by K M Knapton|Aug 1, 2015

    We are about to enter the BBQ season. Therefore it is important to refresh your memory on the etiquette of this sublime outdoor cooking activity. When a man volunteers to do the BBQ the following chain of events are put into motion: Routine... (1) The woman buys the food. (2) The woman makes the salad, prepares the vegetables, and makes dessert. (3) The woman prepares the meat for cooking, places it on a tray along with the necessary cooking utensils and sauces, and takes it to the man who is lo... Full story

  • Stewardship in Arizona

    AZGFD|Aug 1, 2015

    Could your favorite spot use a little TLC? Nominate your favorite place by sending the following information to respectedaccess@treadlightly.org Location Name: Nearest City to Location: Description of the Need (litter, illegal dumping, property damage, etc): Land Management Agency (if applicable): Your Name: Contact Info (phone/email): Organization (if applicable): Since 2013, Tread Lightly! and partners have picked up 110 TONS of trash with the help of over 1,200 volunteers. We want to build... Full story

  • Guy Sagi|Jul 1, 2015

    FIELD FIRST AID – "First Aid in the Field: What You Need To Know" by Guy Sagi, contains vital knowledge for the outdoors enthusiast. He says, "Don't let yourself be unprepared to render first aid if your adventures will take you out in the wilderness."...  Website

  • Community: Hot Summer Days in Maricopa

    AZBW, City of Maricopa Fire Department|Jul 1, 2015

    Yesterday, Monday June 22nd at approximately 12:34pm Maricopa Fire crews responded to a reported working house fire. Upon arrival, fire crews noticed a working fire to the rear of the structure. Fire crews were quick in there attack to extinguish the fire and isolate the fire to the back patio of the home. All occupants made it out of the home safely with one suffering some minor smoke inhalation. This individual was treated on scene by medical crews of the Maricopa Fire Department and didn't... Full story

  • Fatality in Grand Canyon National Park On North Kaibab Trail

    GCNP|Jul 1, 2015

    Grand Canyon, Ariz. – Last evening, Friday, July 3, a park ranger responded to a report of a hiker in distress on the North Kaibab Trail. When the ranger arrived on scene, bystanders had already attempted resuscitation efforts without success. No additional information is available at this time. An investigation into the incident is being conducted by the National Park Service in coordination with the Coconino County Medical Examiner.... Full story

  • One less spark could mean one less wildfire

    AZGFD|May 15, 2015

    PHOENIX -- A coalition of Arizona-based agencies has an important message for everyone heading outdoors this summer: Be a responsible recreationist. It only takes one spark on dry grass, leaves, branches or needles to start a wildfire. Chainsaws, dragging trailer chains, carelessly tossed cigarettes, fireworks, abandoned campfires, unshielded OHV mufflers and discharging a firearm all can create sparks and cause wildfires. No matter how a fire starts, anyone found responsible may have to pay tho... Full story

  • Apply For Grants

    AZBW, AZGFD|May 15, 2015

    The Arizona Game and Fish Department is now accepting applications for $75,000 available in grant funding for local sportsmen's organizations to provide public, hands-on, mentored projects focused on the retention of new hunters or anglers. The priority funding focus of this year's grant program is on moving beginners from the recruitment stage to the retention stage of the Adoption Sequence. Projects and events that involve the pursuit or harvest of wildlife or fish with a license are being... Full story

  • Missing Man on Colorado River within Grand Canyon National Park

    GCNP|May 15, 2015

    Grand Canyon, Ariz. – On Tuesday, June 2 at approximately 8 pm the National Park Service received a satellite phone call from a commercial river trip reporting a missing guide at River Mile 213 near Pumpkin Springs. Morgan Heimer of Cody, WY was reported missing by a member of the river trip following a hike. Heimer is described as a 22 year old male, 6’ tall, blond hair, blue eyes and was last seen wearing a dark-colored Astral personal flotation device, a blue plaid long sleeve shirt, a pai... Full story

  • Wildland Firefighters Respond to South Rim Village Fire

    GCNP|May 15, 2015

    Grand Canyon, Ariz. – On Wednesday, June 3 at approximately 3 pm the Grand Canyon Regional Communications Center received a call reporting a wildland fire at Pinon Park located within the South Rim Village. Wildland fire teams responded to Pinon Park, a residential neighborhood on the South Rim. Resources responding include three wildland fire engines and one structural engine and approximately 18 crew members. The park helicopter also responded. The fire is currently less than one acre and 5... Full story

  • Pinon Park Fire 100% Contained at South Rim of Grand Canyon

    GCNP|May 15, 2015

    Grand Canyon, Ariz. – Fire crews report that the Pinon Park fire is now 100% contained. On Wednesday, June 3 at approximately 3 pm the Grand Canyon Regional Communications Center received a call reporting a wildfire at Pinon Park located within the South Rim Village. Wildland fire teams responded to Pinon Park, a residential neighborhood on the South Rim. Resources responding include three wildland fire engines and one structural engine and approximately 18 crew members. The park helicopter also... Full story

  • Update: Guide Still Missing on Colorado River within Grand Canyon National Park

    GCNP|May 15, 2015

    Grand Canyon, Ariz. – A Grand Canyon National Park search and rescue mission continues for Morgan Heimer of Cody, WY who went missing June 2 at River Mile 213 on the Colorado River. Today’s responding resources include three ground teams and one river team. The search area is located near River Mile 213, also known as Pumpkin Springs. The search and rescue teams will battle heat, thick stands of tamarisk, boulders, and other difficult terrain, as well as deep water with a strong current. At thi... Full story

  • Missing Wyoming Man on Colorado River within Grand Canyon National Park

    GCNP|May 15, 2015

    Grand Canyon, Ariz. – Twenty-two year old Morgan Heimer remains missing on the Colorado River within Grand Canyon National Park; and a six day search by the National Park Service has turned up no additional clues as to his whereabouts. Heimer was last seen on Tuesday, June 2 at approximately 4 pm around River Mile 213 near Pumpkin Springs. Initial park response included searching the last known area by air and an immediate hasty search by rangers. For the past six days park rangers have e... Full story

  • Northern AZ Land Managers Recognized For Leadership In Fire Management

    GCNP|May 15, 2015

    Williams, Ariz., June 8, 2015—For Immediate Release. Managers of both the Kaibab National Forest and Grand Canyon National Park in northern Arizona were recently recognized for the leadership role they’ve played in managing wildland fire across the landscape and jurisdictional boundaries for the purpose of improving forest health conditions. From the Kaibab National Forest, former Forest Supervisor Mike Williams, North Kaibab District Ranger Randall Walker, Tusayan District Ranger James Sim... Full story

  • Colorful Sig Sauer P938 Custom From Rio Grande

    AZBW|May 15, 2015

    Brighton, CO, June, 2015--Rio Grande Custom Grips www.riograndegrips.com NEW line of handgun grips for the Sig Sauer P938 pistol are out in force. Now owners of the popular SIG P938 pistol can make a good-looking gun look great from a selection of over 100 factory designs-two are shown below. These new Sig grips feature Rio Grande's RioGrip texture imbedded into the tough polymer surface. RioGrip oval dimples resemble snake scales and provide excellent purchase for a solid grip. Another feature... Full story

  • K-9 SAR: The Big Creek Search Dog Team

    Debbie Rosch, National Water Safety Congress|Apr 15, 2015

    Ever since dogs were domesticated, they have been assisting humans with hunting, herding, protection, as well as providing companionship. The relationship has evolved along with man and beast, and dogs are still beloved and valuable participants in our lives. Searching for missing persons is among the many tasks canines perform for us. Search and Rescue/Recovery is commonly referred to as SAR, and you likely have volunteer K9 SAR teams that are active in your area. There are many different SAR... Full story

  • Rangers Successfully Intervene with Possible Suicide

    GCNP|Apr 15, 2015

    Grand Canyon, Ariz. – On Monday, May 11th the Grand Canyon Regional Communications Center was contacted by the Tallmadge, OH Police Department reporting a missing man who was believed to be suicidal and currently at Grand Canyon. Rangers were able to locate the individuals’ vehicle at the Bright Angel Lodge and were able to trace the man to the Abyss on West Rim/Hermit’s Rest Drive based on information provided by investigators in Ohio. Rangers initiated contact with the man and over the cours... Full story

  • Public Service Announcements Ask Arizonans to "Have the Backs" of Firefighters

    AZBW|Mar 15, 2015

    PHOENIX—Arizona is a “wildfire state,” which is another way of saying our state has a history of destructive wildfires. In the past five years alone, large wildfires have burned over 850,000 acres and caused $100s of millions in damages. While there is no way of knowing where or when the next big wildfire will spark, there are scientifically-proven ways to protect lives and property in the whole community. “It’s hard to exaggerate the threat of wildfire in Arizona or the importance of preparing... Full story

  • Grand Canyon Rangers Search for Missing San Antonio Man

    GCNP|Feb 15, 2015

    Grand Canyon, Ariz. – Twenty-one year old Drake L. Kramer remains missing at Grand Canyon National Park; and a six day search by the National Park Service has turned up no additional clues as to his whereabouts. Kramer was last seen on Sunday, February 1 in the vicinity of the Bright Angel Lodge on the South Rim. He had spent the previous night as a guest at the lodge and checked out on the morning of the 1st. He was reported missing by members of his family on Monday, February 2nd. For the past... Full story

  • AZBW/Western Outdoor Times Business Directory

    AZBW|Dec 15, 2014

    Boat Repair Martin Marine - 715 West Broadway, Mesa, AZ U.S.A. 480-898-1800 - katiemartin@qwest.net - www.martinmarineaz.com/ BOAT TRANSPORT Hale's Marine Service - 22241 North 24 Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85027 (623) 879-7236 - halesmarineservice@aol.com - www.halesmarineservices.com PRODUCTS Descale-It Products Company/Seaspots Gone (520) 294-5676 info@descale-it.com www.descale-it.com 4357 South Santa Rita Avenue Tucson, AZ 85714 U.S.A. YACHT SALES California Yacht Sales 2040 Harbor Island Drive... Full story

  • Hall of Flame Museum Of Firefighting

    Hall of Flame, Mark V. Moorhead, Contributor Curator of Education|Nov 15, 2014

    The Hall of Flame in Scottsdale/Phoenix, Ariz., has almost an acre of fire-history exhibits with over 90 fully restored pieces of fire apparatus from around the world on display. Also here is the National Firefighting Hall of Heroes, which honors firefighters who have died in the line of duty or who have been decorated for heroism, and a memorial to the firefighters and other rescue workers lost on 9/11. In addition, there is a large fire-safety exhibit, which includes a two-room safety house... Full story

  • Lost Our Home Pet Foundation

    Carol L Allen|Nov 15, 2014

    Just a little south of the intersection of Broadway and Hardy in Tempe, Ariz., is a shelter that gives comfort and hope to pets that have lost their homes through no fault of their own. A visit there is happy, heartwarming experience and one that makes one realize that there is comfort not only for the animals but also for their previous owners who had run out of options for their beloved furkids. Lost Our Home Pet Foundation (LOH) ensures that all pets have loving homes when families face major... Full story

  • Christmas Tree Permits

    Tonto National Forest|Nov 15, 2014

    Permits to cut your own Christmas tree will be available starting Nov. 20 at Tonto National Forest offices. The Tonto National Forest will sell Christmas tree permits starting on Thursday, Nov. 20. Permits will be available at the Mesa and Payson Ranger Districts and the Tonto Supervisors Office, Monday –Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. The Pleasant Valley Ranger District will be open for permit sales on Thursdays and Fridays, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. In addition, the Payson Ranger District will be open on... Full story

  • Remembering Two Dear Friends

    Carol L. Allen|Sep 15, 2014

    REMEMBERING TWO DEAR FRIENDS – I send condolences to the families of two special women: Sharon Thompson, who was an important part of my family's life in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and Susan Johnson, who was a good friend and sorority sister during my years at Washington State University. Carol L. Allen. Sharon Elizabeth Taylor Thompson - May 7, 1942-Aug. 9, 2014 Susan Coffin Johnson - Oct. 26, 1941-Aug. 24, 2014... Full story

  • Icy Cold Was The Summer – Chapter One, Part One Of AZBW Serial

    Carol L. Allen|Sep 15, 2014

    A Novel By Carol L. Allen Dedication Icy Cold Was the Summer I dedicate to my husband Jim who traveled with me during the summer of 1995, who shares my love of the United Kingdom and her people and who has patiently encouraged me with my writing. Chapters Two, Three and Four--"Travel Log Trilogy"-- I dedicate to my own personal trilogy, my three daughters: Lisa, Christi and Chelle. Introduction I had no idea, when I began my travel log of our summer in the United Kingdom, how much of the beauty... Full story

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