📰 Ann Waters News
Ann Waters News Today
Fast, Ad-Free News Updates
Stay updated with breaking news from Ann Waters. Real-time updates on events, politics, business and more.
February 6, 2024
Pitchers and catchers report. And Ferry Farm re-opens. We preview upcoming events at Ferry Farm and Kenmore including Georg
November 10, 2023
Ann Waters and Dave Muraca from The George Washington Foundation preview holiday programs--everything from Gingerbread houses
October 30, 2023
On the eastern flank of metropolitan Las Vegas, out past a water park advertising “the world’s largest man-made wave” and a nascent development called Cadence, a red-dirt parking lot teases public access to the system that enabled the past three decades of growth in southern Nevada. Called the Las Vegas Wash, it amounts to a channel that funnels the area’s recycled water back to its aquatic lifeline: Lake Mead.Bushwhacking through the cottonwoods that line the wash an...
October 20, 2023
Ann Waters and Dave Muraca preview Dog Days at Ferry Farm and Night in Washington
August 18, 2023
Harley Waters passed away in Midland, Texas. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Billings Funeral Home.
August 16, 2023
By Melissa Moore-Randall As development in Revere continues to bring a fresh look to the city, a spot at the Garfield School Complex has been transformed thanks to a team effort by the Revere community. Wayne Godbout, an ELL teacher at the Paul Revere School who previously worked at the Garfield Elementary School and graffiti
May 26, 2023
Some Riverfest activities have been moved further south along the Animas River this year, but parking for the festival is expected to be much easier.
May 22, 2023
All Riverfest attractions that typically are held in Animas Park are being moved this year, and Boyd Park is being put to use.
April 25, 2023
Dave Muraca, Emma Schlauder and Ann Waters preview the the upcoming events--the Colonial Fair and camps--along with archaeolo
April 19, 2023
Workers with the City of Farmington have installed sandbags at some locations along the Animas River to protect vulnerable areas from flooding.