Steve Carr

WATER RIGHTS & WRONGS

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

I spent the month of June with my old friend Jimmy Martin, exploring Western Colorado and Eastern Utah. It was

Saturday morning in Colorado Springs greeted us with bright sun and temperatures in the seventies. My stepson Art made us

Citizen Trump and the rest of the Jim Jones Republicans have been drinking the Kool-Aid for so long that even

Okay, here’s my read and prediction about the election on Tuesday. I’m not going to beat around the bush. I’m

Before I tell you the story of my splediferous day at Soldiers Delight in Owings Mills, with my old hiking

New Jersey is noted for its many outstanding golf courses and my buddy John said he knew a challenging county-owned