Greenway Construction Nearing Completion: The Trail Will Run Uninterrupted From Paducah's Riverfront to County Park Road.
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By Brian Peach, The Paducah Sun, Ky.  Feb. 8-- -- Construction of all planned portions of Paducah's Greenway Trail should be finished this fall, giving pedestrians more than five miles of uninterrupted paths to enjoy after years of planning and construction.
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The Bush administration has accelerated resource development on public lands and has pushed to eliminate regulatory hurdles for military and industrial projects.
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By Pete Zimowsky, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Mar. 1--Antsy rivers runners who are waiting to hear whether they got a permit for one of Idaho's wild rivers this summer can relax a little.
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By Rusty Marks  rustymarks@wvgazette.com  It was kudos, not catcalls, for the Kanawha County Commission on Thursday as commissioners were congratulated for their part in landing a new county water project and passage of a new emergency services pension plan.   Even Gov.
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By Travis Fain, The Macon Telegraph, Ga.  Sep. 10--JEFFERSONVILLE -- Twiggs County is about to be open for business in a big way.   A new water tower is up near the intersection of Ga. 96 and Interstate 16. Stacks of big black pipes sit ready for installation.
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By MARK WILSON, Courier & Press staff writer 464-7417 or wilsonm@courierpress.com  The quiet "thank you" of a shy bicyclist went unnoticed Tuesday afternoon, but only because the volunteers cleaning up part of the Pigeon Creek Greenway trail were hard at work.
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By Roger Phillips, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Sep. 7--Scott Stouder leads a slow train down the mountain. His lead horse, Soldier, sets the pace for his string of four mules as they head down a steep trail into Rapid River.
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By Tom Meade  Volunteers from the Narragansett Chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club and the new REI store in Cranston met at the Arcadia Management Area last weekend to improve Breakheart Trail, one of the most scenic walks in Rhode Island, especially in autumn.
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By John F. Bonfatti  The tall trees and spectacular landscape in and along the gorge at state-owned Zoar Valley will remain undisturbed, according to the state's final management plan for the area.
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Short-line railroad operator continues to prosper by focusing on profitable and growing routes.
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By Backus, Perry  The Blackfoot Challenge and Nature Conservancy's plan to preserve up to 88,000 acres of Plum Creek Timber Co. lands in and around the Blackfoot Valley took a big step forward late last week.
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By The Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.  Jun. 24--A lot has changed in the eight years since farmland lovers battled a plan to build a water pipeline from Louisville to Lexington and the Urban County Council endorsed a Kentucky River solution.
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Construction of a Planned Parenthood clinic is on schedule and nearly complete despite a two-month work stoppage last year organized by an abortion opponent.
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By Amanda O'Toole, The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  Feb. 1--A red and yellow sign heralding a new playground stands at the northern entrance of Sedgwick County Park.
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By Mike Archbold, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Jun. 18--Pierce County is closing in on the last two properties that would put the South Prairie-to-Buckley segment of the Foothills Trail into public ownership.
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By Sherri Drake / drake@commercialappealcom  The Meeman-Shelby Forest Trail Savers are thrilled to finally be getting their hands dirty.  The volunteer equestrians, who've worked for several years to get a new horse trail at the park, landed a state grant for the project last year.
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By ERICA CORDOVA Journal Staff Writer  After months of negotiations and bickering, the city and county came to a unanimous agreement Thursday over how to pay for operational costs for   one of the largest public works projects in the region's history.