STATE PARKS
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Hunting allowed in selected state parks
From a news release: Limited deer hunting is taking place in three North Dakota state parks in 2010 -- Fort Stevenson State Park near Garrison, Grahams Island State Park near Devils Lake and Fort Ran...
Posted on 9/9/10 at 11:58 AM
THE NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND destination ND state Parks
Although my personal favorite of Ft Ransom didn't make the list, I'm still a huge fan of ND State Parks...and I'm not alone :) Through the first half of 2010, visitation at North Dakota’s state ...
Posted on 7/15/10 at 4:31 AM
STAFF BLOG PLAIN COUNTRY Parking it
During this past weekend our family went to Turtle River State Park, near Arvilla, N.D. It's one of our favorite spots to visit and this weekend was the annual Turtle Fest. We...
Posted on 6/22/09 at 5:32 AM
New pact: East Grand Forks keeps campground revenue, state rec label 
East Grand Forks' new five-year agreement with the state of Minnesota provides “pretty much what we asked for from the beginning,” the city's administrator said Tuesday.By Ryan Bakken , April 19, 2011
Environment bills leave existing Minnesota parks, new one in question
Plans for the development of Lake Vermilion State Park and the fate of two dozen existing parks could be at stake as the Minnesota House and Senate begin negotiating outdoors spending.
By Andrew Tellijohn , April 02, 2011
Republican-backed bills cut Minnesota state park funding
A third of Minnesota state parks could see their hours and services reduced under Republican-backed environmental bills approved by the Minnesota House and Senate.
By Associated Press , March 30, 2011
Minnesota GOP presses ahead on parks, safety, schools
Republican legislative majorities pushed ahead with their plan to cut $5 billion from Minnesota's budget without raising state taxes, taking up spending proposals for environmental programs, public safety and colleges and universities.
By Martiga Lohn and Patrick Condon , March 29, 2011
$100 million at risk as underground fire still burns in Iron Range's Soudan mine
The fire within the Soudan underground mine in northeast Minnesota threatens both an expensive physics research facility and a popular state park.
By Bob von Sternberg , March 19, 2011
AROUND MINNESOTA: Ex-cop arraigned in 3 shootings ... Man acquitted due to mental illness ... Students skew city poverty numbers ... more
A former Chisholm police officer accused of killing a man in a bar and wounding two others has been arraigned on homicide charges.
By Associated Press , October 03, 2010
Spacious Red River Campgrounds draw travelers back to EGF
Gary and Peggy Powers rented out their home in Omaha, Neb., a couple years ago and decided to tour the country with their 2006 Ford F150 truck and 26-foot travel trailer.
By Marilyn Hagerty , July 24, 2010
New park presents challenges to planners
People behind Lake Vermilion State Park weigh development vs. solitudeOn a high ridge overlooking Lake Vermilion is a picture-postcard view of northern Minnesota.
By Stephanie Hemphill , July 12, 2010
Minnesota state parks offer free fun today
Minnesota's state parks are offering free fun today as they mark National Get Outdoors Day.
By Associated Press , June 12, 2010
Minnesota state parks free on Saturday
Nature is free in Minnesota on Saturday.
All 73 Minnesota state parks and recreation areas will offer free admission Saturday, waiving the usual $5 vehicle permit requirement.
By Sam Cook , June 11, 2010
Fort Snelling State Park partially reopens
Parts of Fort Snelling State Park are open again after flooding prompted a shutdown March 19.
By Associated Press , April 13, 2010
Of parks and people: New book tells stories of Minnesota state parks
Published by the Minnesota Historical Society Press, the glossy, hard-cover book features photos and stories from each of Minnesota’s 66 state parks. With more than 200 color photographs and 16 essays, the book is far more than a travel guide.
By Brad Dokken , April 10, 2010
Dickinson, N.D., company filing lawsuit over state park job
A construction firm here recently filed a lawsuit to recover more than $3 million for problems it encountered during a state park project.
By Dickinson Press staff report , March 25, 2010
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