
Closures caused dramatic losses to revenue park-wide, as Grand Canyon National Park visitation numbers dropped from 5 million in 2019 to just 2 million in 2020.

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved rezoning Marble Canyon that will enable a California-based developer to renovate and expand the remote lodge and trading post.

Anglers can now earn cash bonuses for participating in the Brown Trout Bonanza on the Colorado River between Glen Canyon Dam and the Paria River, April 1 - May 2.

The 163-acre property is set to become Marble Canyon Village, a master-planned resort facility that will include a variety of lodging, shopping, entertainment and wellness-centered recreation opportunities.

The board approved plans to go ahead with both high school track and field and middle school volleyball.

Between March 15-26, the Department of the Interior will implement a spring disturbance flow at Glen Canyon Dam, which is designed to simulate a spring-timed runoff event.

During a special meeting Feb. 17, the Grand Canyon School District Governing Board voted to set March 22 as a tentative reopening date for hybrid learning, provided all metrics are met.

The coronavirus pandemic is no match for music students at Grand Canyon School, who spent three months writing, recording and producing an original song about life during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.

On Feb. 23, Coconino County Sheriff’s Office announced that Text to 9-1-1 services are now available throughout the county, including Flagstaff, Williams, Valle, Grand Canyon Village and Tusayan.

The Arizona Lottery is teaming up with Grand Canyon Conservancy, the official nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park, in their effort to reimagine the site at Desert View.

With several large-scale engineering projects in the works, the Tusayan Town Council has begun to take steps toward creating an engineering department to help streamline operations and facilitate a greater level of community understanding of projects.

A hiker was found dead in Zion National Park in Utah, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.

As of Feb. 22, there are 174 confirmed COVID-19 cases in zip code 86023 (Grand Canyon and Tusayan). There are 42 confirmed cases inside the park, with 42 recovered cases.

The pandemic of 2020 may have put a halt to a lot of businesses, but for Scott Rommel it got him rolling right into his dream — making longboards.
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