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BORGER, Texas (KFDA) - The City of Borger hosted a ribbon cutting for the newly renovated pool at Johnson Park Youth Center ...

Officials with the City of Borger announced it will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly renovated Johnson Park Youth Center Complex pool on Friday, celebrating enhanced accessibility with ...

The City of Borger is hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly renovated Johnson Park Youth Center (JPYC) Pool on ...

A swimming pool at Johnson Park Youth Center that dates to the late 1950s is coming back to life with a new purpose and a ...

The Nature Conservancy in Texas and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department purchased Heath Canyon Ranch, a 671-acre property located just outside Big Bend National Park.(Braden Echols / Provided) A ...

Cary Dupuy, Texas regional director for the NPCA ... Over the past 15 years, the NPS workforce has shrunk by 20 percent—even as park visitation has grown by more than 15 percent. " ...

Born on March 14, 1942, in Borger, Texas, Don was proof that you can take the boy out of Borger, but you can never take Borger out of the boy -- especially if the boy insists on telling everyone ...

WALLER COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- The future of a proposed Texas-themed amusement park in Waller County is up in the air after a lawmaker pulled a bill critical to its operations following backlash ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Cedar Park’s fire chief will now to get to help enforce statewide fire services after he was appointed to the Texas Commission on Fire Protection by Gov. Greg Abbott ...

When she took the helm at Big Bend NP, O'Connor said her top priority was supporting park staff during a time of record visitation and strained resources. "We really want to focus on the quality ...

Growing up in Borger, Texas, nearly 180 miles to the north of Lubbock, Myers knew he wanted to go to Texas Tech, as was the case with most of his classmates. But looking back at that decision now ...