Parks, AZ

Scattering cremated remains is allowed across most of Arizona, except the Grand Canyon banned it entirely to protect sacred tribal lands. Continue reading…

September 17th. Join in the fun with local food trucks, a beer garden, ice cream, kids games and activities, fun giveaways, live music and more! Time:...

Eric and Linda Rauch celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary just a few days after checking the final park off their list.

If you're not visiting these National Parks in the fall, you're really missing out. Continue reading…

Lara Hamwey, director of the Tucson Parks and Recreation Department, said the city believes a microburst may have been responsible for the concentrated damage.

For years, lap swimmers at Tucson’s Catalina High School pool have been able to use the facility without paying an additional fee. That changes Sept. 1

Eugene Naughton, the president of Dollywood Parks and Resorts, said bringing Parton's dreams to life at the park was "the greatest privilege of my life."

8/25 Coconino County Parks and Recreation Director, Cynthia Nemeth, was appointed acting Deputy County Manager following the resignation of Eric Peterson. She’s been working for the county for 9-years. The county will soon be taking applications for the position of Deputy County Manager.

Waylon, who is battling neuroblastoma, has to be careful about being around germs, including those found at public parks.

The city of Sedona’s new afterschool program runs Monday through Thursday through the end of September. Josh Frewin, Sedona’s Parks & Recreation director, said the cost of most of the programs, which are aimed at kids kindergarten through fifth grade, is no more than $15 a day per program. Registration is through the Sedona Parks […] The post City launches K-5 programs appeared first on Sedona Red Rock News.