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Higher elevations’ cool temperatures appeal to summer travelers

Summer travel is in full swing in the warm Southwest, so we need to turn our thoughts to higher elevations in search of agreeably cooler temperatures. A great destination for that purpose is the Owens...

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Park to host Free Fishing Day

This Saturday, June 9, Nevada wildlife organizations will hold their annual Free Fishing Day at Veterans’ Memorial Park. It’s an opportunity to get introduced to the sport of fishing.

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Free Fishing Day attracts families

During Free Fishing Day at Veterans’ Memorial Park on Saturday dozens of families tried their hand at fishing.

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City Recreation, June 14

Youth ball seasons end

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Summer youth basketball clinic offered

The Boulder City Parks and Recreation Department is offering a summer youth basketball camp.

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Adventures of giant proportions await Sequoia visitors

Sequoia National Park is a bucket-list destination, famed as home to the world’s largest trees. You get to see two national parks on the same trip, for Kings Canyon National Park is adjacent and...

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Team’s success belies its inexperience

The 14U Connie Mack amateur baseball league is well underway this summer, with Boulder City’s Southern Nevada Eagles advancing to 9-1 on the season following Monday’s 4-2 victory over Las Vegas High...

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Good arms, hot bats propel Eagles 16U team into first place

Boulder City’s Southern Nevada Eagles 16U baseball team defeated 4A Shadow Ridge 7-1 on Tuesday, June 19, advancing to 11-0 on the season in the Connie Mack league.

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City Recreation, June 28

Lakefront Pool leads summer softball league

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Pioche offers cool look at state’s history

Pioche, in nearby Lincoln County, offers Southern Nevadans a fine one-day or overnight trip to a cooler climate.

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City Recreation, July 12

Sack race

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Flaming Gorge offers plentiful outdoor activities

Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area isn’t among the most famous outdoor destinations, but perhaps it should be. Certainly, if you plan a northern trip to Wyoming’s Yellowstone or Grand Teton...

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City Recreation, July 19

Brew Pub team wins league

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City Recreation, Aug. 9

B.C. Kids claim basketball title

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History blends with flora, fauna along water trail

Launching near the base of the Hoover Dam along the Black Canyon National Water Trail, you will paddle smooth waters between high canyon walls. You’ll see caves, hot springs, coves, waterfalls, sandy...

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Antelope canyons ‘spectacular’

The Upper and Lower Antelope canyons on the Navajo Indian Reservation near Page, Arizona, are two of the most spectacular slot canyons in the world, and, unlike some, they do not require a long trek to...

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Kershaw-Ryan resembles private estate

Kershaw-Ryan State Park in Lincoln County, just 3 miles south of Caliente, Nevada, is like visiting a private estate with its lush vegetation, manicured lawns, rose gardens, deciduous trees, canyon...

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Oktoberfest adds German flair to lake’s amenities

Big Bear is known for its biking, hiking, fishing and boating opportunities, but every Saturday and Sunday during the next month or so you can add the excitement of Oktoberfest activities.

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City Recreation, Oct. 11

Youth soccer nears end of season

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Ash Meadows’ springs serve as wildlife refuge

Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, northwest of Pahrump, is one of the largest oases in the Mojave Desert.

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