Kenneth Ray Fisher
June 6, 2023, Kenneth Ray Fisher, 76, of Piedmont, S.C., passed away of complications from a cardiac arrest, with his beloved wife, Helen, at his side.
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June 6, 2023, Kenneth Ray Fisher, 76, of Piedmont, S.C., passed away of complications from a cardiac arrest, with his beloved wife, Helen, at his side.
As Colorado's wolf recovery plan inches closer to completion, some say Gov. Jared Polis is pressuring some to work his personal views into it.
When I was talking to Gov. Jared Polis about his first-term legacy a couple of months ago, I told him I needed to get a picture to go with my story. With hardly a pause, he said he would be at Colorado's newest state park, Fishers Peak in Las Animas County, in a few days, if we wanted to catch up with him there. Maybe that was convenience or maybe it was a picture worth 10,000 words. The Polis legacy will live in the outdoors, I’m more than confident. Besides Fishers Peak, the former Crazy French Ranch, the governor already has his eyes set on creating another park before his time as govern...
Posted by Brooke Gilmore | Jun 14, 2021 On June 11, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted to appoint Dr. Carrie Besnette Hauser as their Commission Chair for a term until 2023. The Commission also elected Charles Garcia as Vice Chair and Luke Schafer as Secretary of the Parks and Wildlife Commission. Hauser was appointed to the Commission in 2017, and currently serves on the Commission as the Vice Chair as a representative for outdoor recreation and utilization of parks. She will replace current Commission Chair Marvin McDaniel, whose term expires in July 2021. Colorado Mountain Co...
Steamboat Pilot & Today STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — The commission tasked by voters to develop a plan to reintroduce gray wolves in Colorado by the end of 2023 will reportedly take its time to gather feedback from a wide variety of stakeholders. The prodding pace has garnered pushback from supporters of reintroduction who say such a long process could make the Colorado Parks and Wildlife commission miss the deadline for wolves to be released set by voters in November. “We’re very early in the process,” said Commission Chair Marvin McDaniel. “There is a lot of strong commitment by every comm...