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National Park Service to begin New River Gorge demolitions as preservation dispute continues – West Virginia Explorer

W.Va. — The National Park Service plans to begin demolishing historic buildings in New River Gorge National Park and Preserve later this month, despite opposition from Fayette County officials and preservation advocates who say some of the structures could be saved

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Books

Campbell River author captures national poetry prize

Campbell River author Shari Green with her novel in verse, Song of Freedom, Song of Dreams. (Shari Green/Contributor)

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Outdoors

Upper Salmon River Steelhead Report 10.27.26

Steelhead anglers showed up in force downstream of Salmon last weekend — the fishing public, it seems, was ready. The river, unfortunately, was not on the same page. Brent Beller with Idaho Fish and Game reported that heavy rain Thursday and Friday added roughly 25% more river than we had, and knocked visibility way down…

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Outdoors

Tanamá River Adventure in Utuado: A Real Cave Tubing Review

Firsthand, practical account of a Tanamá River cave tubing and caving tour in Utuado, Puerto Rico, with clear detail on difficulty, safety, weather and who should go.

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Books

White River Crossing by Ian McGuire

If you were thinking it would be a good idea to send a group of mismatched and underprepared people to Canada’s far north in search of gold during winter, and to do so in 1766, when the land was ruled by, as the narrator of White River Crossing calls them, “Indians” and “Esquimaux,” I must…

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Outdoors

64-year-old kayaker dies after kayak capsizes on North Umpqua River near Winchester

OutdoorHub Staff 07.26.26 A 64-year-old man from Douglas County, Oregon died after his kayak capsized on the North Umpqua River. The accident occurred near Winchester, near Roseburg. Rescue teams responded to the river. The person went down after the boat overturned. Crews found him and pulled him out of the water. He tried to save

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Outdoors

Widespread silver carp die-off reported on Illinois River

Keith Lusher 07.09.26 It’s not often that an invasive species story comes with good news, but that’s exactly what’s happening on the Illinois River. Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) is monitoring the widespread die-off of invasive silver carp between Henry and Peoria, and biologists say the phenomenon appears to be a naturally occurring phenomenon,

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Cars

This is what four years in a river does to a GM 6.2L V8

The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. When you take a car out of a lake or pond after standing there for who knows how long, the results are always disgusting. I mean, what do you expect to get?

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Podcasts

a new river bank

Riverside 2.0 is rolling out today with what the company calls the biggest update in its history — with a new completely redesigned recording studio and AI editor, social scheduling to automatically post to every channel, motion graphics in the video editor, and an upcoming MCP integration to add AI assistants like Cloud

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Outdoors

Louisiana releases thousands of Gulf strain striped bass into Pearl River

Keith Lusher 06.23.26 Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Taking another step toward bringing back one of the Gulf Coast’s native sportfish. On June 4, LDWF biologists released 5,500 Gulf strain striped bass fingerlings into the Pearl River as part of an ongoing effort to restore self-sustaining populations capable of supporting recreational fisheries in southeast

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