Jul. 21—Sitting on a sit water ski in Echo Lake, Erik Barnes yells "Hit it!" Quickly he's carving through the wake behind the boat, at one point hitting a wave and jumping three feet before tumbling ...

WHITEFISH, Mont. — A local nonprofit is celebrating 40 years of making outdoor sports more inclusive. From water sports to adaptive cycling, summer is in full swing for DREAM Adaptive Recreation. The ...

WHITEFISH, Mont. — DREAM Adaptive Recreation will host their sixth annual Shred Fest on Saturday in Whitefish to help raise money for the organization. “Our mission is to enhance the lives of people ...

To meet growing demand for adaptive recreation, Maine Adaptive Sports & Recreation has leased Hurricane Island Outward Bound School’s 375-acre campus at 125 Outward Bound Road in the Oxford County ...

Jul. 2—DREAM Adaptive Recreation, a local nonprofit that began as a group of people advocating for adaptive sports and accessibility, has grown up and is celebrating 40 years of working to make ...

MSU is celebrating and recognizing October as Disability Pride Month. The Council of Students with Disabilities, or CSD, collaborated with the Adaptive Sports and Recreation Club and held an event ...

The city of Greeley Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation program and Special Olympic teams won medals in three sports during the spring season. The Special Olympics and Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation ...

Joseph Admire plays Connect Four with volunteer Daisy Hayes during a session of Franklin Friends at the Franklin Cultural Arts & Recreation Center. Franklin Friends is a new monthly program for adults ...

Northland Adaptive Recreation, formerly known as Courage Kenny Northland, just wrapped up there ski/snowboard program on the Iron Range at Giants Ridge. The program helps provide people of all ...

Northland Adaptive Recreation celebrated their move to a new office space with a ribbon cutting on Thursday May 22nd. The new location is at 806 East 4th St. in Duluth, and they hope the new spot will ...

We hope it's a space for everybody and all the populations of people that we serve. We could do some really fun and creative adventure and learning there,” Vermont Adaptive’s executive director said.