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California official's resignation signals chaos as states grapple with dwindling Colorado River - Vimarsana News

California official's resignation signals chaos as states grapple with dwindling Colorado River

A long-serving staffer of the California State Water Resources Board has resigned his post, but not before noting the "dark and uncertain times" ahead as states, including Colorado, grapple with

Letter to the Editor: Fourth of July parade safety is Pequot Lakes Chamber's responsibility - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor: Fourth of July parade safety is Pequot Lakes Chamber's responsibility

A solution is for all parade participants (floats) to sign a safety form at the staging of the parade that they will not throw candy from floats or parade units, and that they will have walkers handing out candy.

As drought shrivels Lake Powell, millions face power crisis - Vimarsana News

As drought shrivels Lake Powell, millions face power crisis

With water levels falling ‘lower than thought possible’ at Glen Canyon Dam, energy production could halt as soon as July 2023

Declining levels at Lake Powell increase risk to humpback chub downstream - Vimarsana News

Declining levels at Lake Powell increase risk to humpback chub downstream

As climate change continues to shrink the nation’s second-largest reservoir, water managers are scrambling to prevent the release of an invasive fish into the Grand Canyon. Smallmouth bass, a voracious predator and popular game fish,...

Declining levels at Lake Powell increase risk to humpback chub downstream - Vimarsana News

Declining levels at Lake Powell increase risk to humpback chub downstream

As climate change continues to shrink the nation’s second-largest reservoir, water managers are scrambling to prevent the release of an invasive fish into the Grand Canyon.