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Forecasts are predicting a bit of a chilly weekend for May. Temperatures could reach the 60s Friday, but expect cloudy days with temps staying in the 40s over the weekend and a chance of rain Saturday. With overcast, cool days and fresh snow in the mountains, some late-season turns may be the way to go. Not to mention, Mt. Bachelor is throwing a festival in its parking lot and base area. But folks looking for low-elevation fun are in luck. Many area trails are in great condition.

Heres a roundup of local stories that ran this week.

A distressed smalltooth sawfish that was rescued on April 5 off of the Lower Florida Keys died Thursday, May 2.

When it comes to phone apps, I’ll be the first to admit I’m not the next generation. I’m at best the past generation and hopefully not the lost generation. While

CO Gregory Verkuilen (Garrison) checked anglers, ATV traffic, and opening weekend turkey hunters. Aquatic invasive species were checked as boats were getting moved around and docks were getting installed. Verkuilen

“Time to catch some fish,” Grandpa whispered.

Budget includes state aid, farther below tax cap than usual

A beautiful scene played out Thursday morning on the banks of the Shingle Creek as hundreds of people gathered to help release thousands of salmon fry into the water, continuing

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday dates for a record 103-day 2024 Gulf red snapper recreational season. It is the longest season since the state was delegated management of Gulf

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