Belle Isle Park in Detroit Sees Visitor Surge, Plans for Upgrades and Giant Slide Revival
Belle Isle in Detroit recorded a 7% increase in visitors last year and is set to revive its Giant Slide this summer after upgrades to ensure safety. Over $140 million has been invested in park improvements since 2014.
Illinois Corn Farmers Confront Federal Hurdles in Jet Fuel Market Amid New Conservation Requirements
New regulations from the Department of Treasury could hinder Illinois corn farmers' prospects of using their crops for sustainable jet fuel production, due to stricter conservation practice requirements.
WDFW Enforces New Target Shooting Restrictions in Wenas Wildlife Area to Prevent Wildfires
New summer target shooting rules take effect in the Wenas Wildlife Area to prevent wildfires, with shooting activities allowed only until 10 a.m. from May 15 to September end, and steel targets banned from June 1.
Philadelphia Embraces Time-Honored Composting Techniques, Fighting Food Waste with Bennett Compost Partnership
The article discusses the historical and current practices of composting as both an ancient technique and a modern urban sustainability trend, citing Bennett Compost's work and compost benefits like reducing food waste and methane emissions.
Austin Celebrates Art and Community with 10th Annual Ney Day at Elisabet Ney Museum
The Elisabet Ney Museum in Austin is hosting its 10th Annual Ney Day on May 25, with art, music, and family-friendly activities to celebrate the legacy of artist Elisabet Ney and women in the arts and sciences.












