Steve Carr

KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE

Way back in 1970, I was boarding at McDonogh School in Baltimore and I took drivers ed on several spring

I was recently walking through a CVS in Buffalo, New York — but it could have been anywhere in the

Pro football is back in town! My friends and neighbors can now come out of their seasonal hibernation and go

Hurricane Ida made landfall last Sunday at Grand Isle, Louisiana like a really badass joke. It was sixteen years to

I served in the Navy during the Vietnam War, so I know a little about duty, honor, and war. That’s

The deplorable right wing, evangelical Trump supporters, whose major, hot button issue has always been outlawing abortion, won’t take the

The Colorado River is the lifeblood of a vast majority of the west. Its mighty flow is governed by layer-upon-layer

Many of our parks in America, especially our national parks, feature canyons, gorges, mountains, deserts, scenic overlooks, oceans, lakes, rivers

After roaming the Southwest in June I found the ongoing water fiasco very perplexing. The Feds just solemnly declared a

The American Southwest has sure changed since I lived there between 1978-1994, working on the Kaibab National Forest near the