Updated Belmont Park enters a new phase—anticipating an outdoor Islanders game
They’re nearing the finish line. These past weeks have been quite significant in Nassau with Belmont Park racetrack’s reopening ushering in a new era for the Islanders at the nearby UBS Arena. Collaborative efforts are transforming these two venues into a cohesive entertainment hub, with hopes for outdoor hockey games taking place on the spacious […]
Pope Leo XIV Set to Travel to France and Lead Outdoor Mass in Paris
Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to France This Weekend Pope Leo XIV is heading to France this weekend, making it the first formal visit by a leader of the Catholic Church to the country in almost 20 years. His trip runs from Friday, September 25, to Monday, September 28. During this three-day journey, the Pope plans […]
Shooting at concert in outdoor park in Lexington, Kentucky leaves 1 dead and 4 injured
One person lost their life, and four others were injured during a shooting at an outdoor concert in Kentucky on Saturday. This tragic event took place in Lexington, not far from a dinner hosted by Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear for the state’s Democratic Party. Among the injured were two children, aged 14 and 4, as […]
Police dismantle outdoor prescription pill trade, forcing dealers to flee with their supplies.
The outdoor prescription drug market in Washington Heights has been shut down. New York City police apprehended several individuals involved in the sale of prescription drugs on Tuesday, just days after an exclusive report highlighted the open drug dealing happening in the area. A minimum of six police vehicles converged on West 181st Street, as […]
Rep Gabe Vasquez believes traditionally White outdoor areas need to transform.
A Democratic lawmaker, currently running for re-election in a competitive state, has expressed concerns about outdoor activities being predominantly reserved for white men. Representative Gabe Vazquez from New Mexico highlighted the need for what he termed “equitable access” to outdoor spaces, a sentiment he shared during appearances on various podcasts, as uncovered by recent reports. […]
Well-known outdoor store plans to open a large adventure shop in San Diego
Bass Pro Shops to Open New Store in La Mesa, California Bass Pro Shops is set to open a large outdoor retail space in Southern California. The company announced plans for a 148,000-square-foot store located in Grossmont Center, with an opening slated for 2028. Legendary angler and conservationist Johnny Morris expressed excitement, noting, “We are […]
Girl Scouts camp: Outdoor activities, archery, and ‘Pride’ education
Reflecting on Pride Month and Its Messages We’re well into Pride Month, yet I’ve come across an overwhelming amount of concerning behavior already. Take, for instance, a recent video that circulated from Washington state. A high school organized a “drag show” featuring adults twerking in front of children of various ages, all under the banner […]
Outdoor retailer to offer significant discounts in California during liquidation
Dover Saddlery Faces Closure A well-known equestrian equipment retailer, Dover Saddlery, is gearing up for a going-out-of-business sale at its remaining locations, unless a last-minute deal can be made to save the company. This news comes from reports by the Boston Globe. Founded 50 years ago, the company once boasted around 30 stores in the […]
Dana White expresses worries about gnats at Trump’s White House dinner affecting outdoor UFC events
Dana White’s Experience at the White House Dinner Dana White recently shared his thoughts about a dinner hosted by President Donald Trump in the newly reopened Rose Garden. However, the evening came with an unexpected annoyance—a swarm of gnats. During this week, UFC executives highlighted the complexities of organizing outdoor events on the East Coast. […]
Bureaucratic hurdles prevent NYC restaurants from providing outdoor dining, resulting in a significant decrease in choices.
Outdoor dining, which served as a crucial support for restaurants throughout and post-pandemic, has hit a wall in New York City. This spring, only about 2,100 restaurants have secured permits—significantly down from 13,000 during the pandemic and fewer than the 2,500 permits issued last year, based on a study by Sidedish. Last year, around 1,000 […]