By: 5:30 am on May 4 Plans for 41223 Roberts Avenue are expected to reach four floors high including 21 four-bedroom units and one two-bedroom unit Three dwellings will be designated as affordable to low-income tenants Further information about the architectural styling and programming for the structure has yet to be shared The estimated cost and timeline for construction have yet to be established The 0.9-acre property is located along Roberts Avenue The site is a five-minute walk away from the site where BART has proposed adding Irvington Station positioned between the existing stations at Fremont and Warm Springs Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates Like YIMBY on Facebook Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews ga('send', 'event', ‘Robert ‘Becker, 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/desktop-ad.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ADVERTISEMENT ga('send', 'event', 'SF YIMBY', 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/sfyimbyadnews.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ga('send', 'event', 'SF YIMBY', 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/sf-yimby-dot-com-graphic.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); Follow on Instagram © COPYRIGHT New York YIMBY LLC Read through the obituaries published in Fremont Tribune Larry Eugene Hansen was born on January 23 to Axel Roger and Ada Belle (Palmer) Hansen Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account MYNORTHWEST NEWS BY FRANK SUMRALL Fremont’s iconic clown statue has been defaced—and the community is pooling together to fix it Someone painted over the face of the clown and his sidekick, Gertrude, according to the official website for J.P. Patches the statue has been defaced again,” the website stated “Someone has spray-painted the faces black We are looking into how to best restore the paint but any donations will be greatly appreciated!” and a certain cultural presence around the Northwest that refuses to diminish The clown was a TV fixture in Seattle from 1958 to 1981 on KIRO7 TV making it one of the longest-running children’s shows on local TV anywhere in the U.S The statue was unveiled in 2008 with a street later named after the iconic clown “A portion of the proceeds from the Patches Patio Pavers is set aside for statue maintenance as well as for donations to Seattle Children’s paver reservations have been down the last few years,” J.P we had to remove the donation box at the statue because it was repeatedly being broken into that leaves us in the unfortunate position to have to ask for help cover the costs of the necessary restoration.” A clown-themed parade through the Fremont Sunday Market later this month To donate to restore the statue and keep J.P. Patches’ legacy alive, visit his website here Follow Frank Sumrall on X. Send news tips here Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker FREMONT – The May 6 primary has two Republican contenders for the Fremont City Council 3rd Ward seat: John Tate but I think it’s time for a change,” Tate said He believes in the importance of looking at both sides of an issue by listening to multiple people as well as the pros and cons of the problem at hand He’s been a Freemason for 8 years and said he’s familiar with the way meetings are run with procedural methods like Robert’s Rules of Order “I consider myself a very pragmatic person the ward and the city that you are potentially being elected to,” Tate said “You don’t just serve the ones with the R or D More: Schwable pushes for fiscal responsibility in primary race for Fremont 3rd Ward Tate was a police officer with the Green Springs Police Department having graduated from the police academy in 2007 and serving until 2013 He then moved on to a job working at Materion (formerly Brush Wellman) After several years working on the manufacturing floor he moved into the technology and innovation department Tate described that chemical lab to basically be research and development so while I haven’t served in public office I have been very close to political candidates and issues I’ve dealt with the way a city council runs and the way that meetings go,” Tate said but I’m in my mid-40s and it’s time for people of my generation to start trying to get into positions and run for offices We’re at a stage in our life where we’ve established ourselves as individuals and now it’s time to start helping our community as well.” Tate prides himself on his ability to talk with anybody “I think people get into politics and they see the ugly side of it,” Tate said “The reason I’m trying to get in is that there is a very beautiful side to it it’s in getting multiple views and ideas before making a decision in doing something." Nevada Business Magazine May 5, 2025 By Terri Maruca Leave a Comment LAS VEGAS – Fremont Street Experience the iconic entertainment district in downtown Las Vegas is excited to welcome back its annual free concert series now with more bands bringing the best live entertainment that can be found in Las Vegas Kicking off with five free performances over Memorial Day weekend Downtown Rocks is bringing an array of rock and alternative artists to Las Vegas this summer This year’s lineup is more expansive than years past starting with a stacked Memorial Day weekend Fremont Street Experience will host five bands spread across two days followed by Alien Ant Farm and Jet on Sunday with newly announced artists including grunge all-stars Candlebox and more exciting acts to be revealed soon Fremont Street Experience is partnering with prolific local Las Vegas artist introducing a unique visual flair to the concert series This partnership pays homage to the renowned art community in the heart of downtown Las Vegas reinforcing the importance of the visual arts and integrating an exciting new aspect to the long-running concert series In collaboration with Fremont Street Experience’s in-house team of artists this new art direction will embody what Downtown Rocks is all about “This year’s Downtown Rocks will be bigger than ever – not only through the addition of more bands but also through the exciting new relationship we have embraced with local artist Gear Duran,” said Andrew Simon President and CEO of Fremont Street Experience finding someone with strong local ties was essential Through this addition and the abundance of world-class entertainment we are hosting this summer will be one of the most memorable iterations of Downtown Rocks yet .” and fans can spot his murals throughout downtown and the arts district 2025 Downtown Rocks Free Concert Series Lineup Filed Under: Press Release Wire Tagged With: Kicks Off Memorial Weekend | May 24 & 25 Las Vegas’ hottest summer concert series is back Downtown Rocks brings a full-throttle mashup of chart-topping artists and iconic music legends to the famous stages of Fremont Street Experience to epic crowds and ice-cold drinks—SHOW UP LOUD and let Downtown Rocks turn your summer nights into high gear Our first artist announcements are here—stay connected for the next round of exciting additions Fremont Street Experience is teaming up with prolific Las Vegas artist Gear Duran to bring a bold visual twist to its legendary concert series Known for creating large-scale murals and immersive visual installations Gear will showcase his talents in a custom mural piece inspired by Downtown Rocks which will be unveiled in the weeks to come This collaboration celebrates the rich art scene rooted in the heart of downtown Las Vegas spotlighting the power of visual storytelling alongside live music With creative input from Fremont Street Experience’s in-house artists and spirit of Downtown Rocks like never before Gear Duran is a multidisciplinary artist and founder of FUTURISCAPE CREATIONS LLC known for creating large-scale murals and immersive visual installations that fuse analog techniques with next-gen digital tools and projection-based workflows to build high-impact environments that push creative boundaries Gear’s murals grace the walls of Las Vegas and beyond transforming public spaces into futuristic canvases where art and technology collide then check into any of these hotels directly on Fremont Street Each are in walking distance of all the Downtown Rocks action and offer the best amenities in Downtown Las Vegas View Hotels Event parking rates for Downtown Rocks: $25 The Fremont Street Parking Garage is located on the corner of 4th St Enjoy quick access to all of the action at Fremont Street Experience from the SlotZilla Zipline all the way to Main Street Parking attendants will be on hand to assist with payment and entry into garage the official zip line of Fremont Street Experience Get Tickets Catch the Viva Vision shows at the top of the hour nightly starting at 6pm It’s a light and sound spectacular worth adding to your list of must-see attractions in Las Vegas Learn More From luxury suites to budget-friendly stays explore the hotel deals that let you enjoy Vegas without breaking the bank View Deals Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Open 24 Hours | Fremont Street Las Vegas, NV 89101 | Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | Website by Levy Online Age Limit: Participants must be 21 years or older to enter the contest Entry Process: Contestants must register at the designated check-in booth prior to the start of the contest Originality & Creativity: Costumes must be creative and preferably handmade or heavily customized Store-bought costumes are allowed but may not score as highly Appropriateness: All costumes must be suitable for public viewing or inappropriate themes (such as hate symbols or controversial subjects) are strictly prohibited Props & Safety: Props are allowed but must be safe and non-threatening Props will be subject to inspection by event security Size & Mobility: Costumes must allow safe mobility Overly large or obstructive costumes may be limited or disqualified for safety reasons You will be able to locate the Fremont Street Experience check in table behind the 3rd Street Stage on the right side next to the D Hotel and Casino Please ensure all members of your group are present and in costume when you arrive at the check-in table Registration will begin at 6:00 PM on October 31st and will end at 8:30PM on October 31st any guests that has not completed the registration process after 8:30PM will not participate in the Rock of Horror Costume Contest Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" by Martha Cruz LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Downtown Las Vegas' popular concert series is back for its 2025 season Fremont Street Experience (FSE) is set to bring back the 'Downtown Rocks' concert series with an expanded lineup this year The entertainment district will kick off the series with five free performances over Memorial Day weekend This will be followed by Alien Ant Farm and Jet on Sunday This year's series will include acts such as grunge all-stars Candlebox and pop sensation Robin Thicke Additional acts are expected to be revealed soon FSE officials also note that the concert series will partner with prolific local Las Vegas artist to introduce a unique visual flair to the concert series MORE ON NEWS 3 | Third ALDI Las Vegas location sets May opening date For more or to stay update to date with artists additions, click here New to the Bowling Green business community Fremont Federal  Credit Union is making its mark on a local tradition At the ribbon cutting for the credit union at 1200 N FFCU’s president and chief executive officer announced that financial services business will sponsor the newly minted I-75 Rivalry Series While the rivalry between the Bowling Green Falcons and the Toledo Rockets is mostly associated with the annual football game the two schools compete against each other in about a dozen sports The new I-75 rivalry series will assign points to each of those contests and at the end of the year tally them up and honor the university with the winningest record Coaches and mascots were on hand for the Monday morning (5-5-2025) for the ribbon cutting and announcement of the series Cray said that the credit union has ties with both schools His daughter is a BGSU student and performs in the Falcon Marching Band FFCU’s chief lending officer Bill Nicholson is the grandson of legendary Toledo football coach Jim Nicholson The Bowling Green office is the seventh office opened by the credit union The attraction of Bowling Green is that has “a strong economic base” and is a population center in Northwest Ohio He noted that as a credit union without outside investors all t its profits are plowed back into the company to benefit members Click typewriter to read 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Contact Elizabeth Roberts-Zibbel at elizabeth.lrz@gmail.com or click image below for the Advertise page also accessible from the Main Menu heading above Ayden Carter is living a fantasy as a wish becomes reality The Fremont Ross graduate parlayed two years at Division II Walsh University into an opportunity to continue his career at the University of Detroit Mercy "Once the season ended it was time to enter my name into the transfer portal and try to fulfill my dream of going D1," Carter said In the first five minutes of my name entering the portal I was hearing from schools looking to offer scholarships "I was contacted and offered by schools all across the country fielding nearly 100 calls throughout the entire process no visit to another school felt like family as much as the University of Detroit Mercy From the first conversation with Coach (Mark) Montgomery I loved everything he had to say and most importantly how he felt about me as a player and a person." High school baseball Brothers in same dugout not rare, but always special Carter joins Greg Bender as the only Little Giants boys to play Division I basketball Bender played at North Carolina Wilmington from 1986-89 Detroit won eight games last season in Montgomery's first year Montgomery is a former assistant to Tom Izzo at Michigan State "I took an official visit to UDM and that sealed the deal for me," Carter said "The entire staff treated me and my family with the utmost respect throughout the three day process put me up in a great hotel and of course showed me the historic Callahan Hall "I felt that this would be a place that I could thrive in especially with a great staff behind me and with that I decided to commit my family and all my previous teammates for helping me get to this point in my career and I couldn't be more excited to begin this new journey." Detroit junior Orlando Lovejoy stuck with Montgomery after averaging 16.4 points last season despite the prospect of more NIL/revenue sharing money elsewhere Carter wants to win a Horizon League championship and earn all-conference status He has three years of eligibility and plans to pursue a Master's degree in communications No player in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference scored more than Carter's 34 points in a setback to Northwood last season Carter was among the top 50 in the nation in points per game in Division II "I started to gain attention from sports agencies looking to sign me to their company," he said "I decided to finish the season strong and enter into the next phase with my support system as my main source of help." He scored 1,000 points in two seasons at Ross and he's more than half way to 1,000 for college He started each of the 20 games he played in as sophomore He was second in the GMAC at 19.4 points per game to lead the team was second at 5.7 rebounds and added two assists He collected a career high 12 rebounds in the same game he scored 34 points "It was going into my sophomore year that I knew I was going to earn the chance to show my full potential," he said "My dad (Bobby) and I worked harder than ever before leading up to my sophomore season skill work on the court and I made sure to be in the best shape I could be I solidified my spot as a starter and made it known I had put the work in and grew as a player from my freshman season I had the mindset and confidence to know I put the work in and had the ability to go and achieve my goal of taking my game to the highest level none of this would have been possible and I give him all the praise." Carter was first player off the bench as a freshman won the league tournament and advanced to the national tourney "I joined an experienced Walsh team that came off of winning the GMAC the (previous) two seasons," Carter said being the only freshman to not just play (all others red shirted) but to be a consistent sixth-man that played the fourth most minutes of anyone on the team." "Overall physicality has increased greatly," he said "I learned how to take over a game and score in every area of the game." There are still questions to be answered by the court because of appeals but it's believed all basketball players will benefit from revenue sharing Carter's first year at a Division I program image and likeness will remain part of the equation in some capacity "NIL is a huge part of college basketball in today's game and I am thankful to be getting my piece of the pie for playing the game I love," Carter said Fremont police were called at about 11:59 Friday night to the area of 2000 North Bell Street Katherine Klevemann of Fremont was arrested and booked for assault on an officer This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page is making history this weekend as the oldest person to run in the Flying Pig 50 West Mile race He'll also carry the torch to kick off Flying Pig weekend Fremont shows that age is truly just a number "How long have you been running for?" I asked him I joined Fremont and his good friend Harvey Lewis for a few laps at Glenwood Gardens Park where Fremont's infectious smile and determination were on full display Take some strides with us as Fremont shares his running journey: "There's not a lot of 103-year-olds moving like you are," Lewis said The pair have been running together since 1999 "He's been a real inspiration for me," Lewis said "I mean the fact that Mike at 103 continues to get out there and push himself Fremont's running journey began after a personal tragedy struck his family "And I thought I needed to relax a certain amount so I started running across a dam by my property." Fremont incorporated running into his parenting routine So I ran with my children every day after work," Fremont said Fremont faced another significant challenge and they told him he had three months to live," Lewis said Fremont never doubted his ability to keep running "You have to cope with these things somehow in your life," Fremont said That resilient attitude is what keeps him moving forward Alex knows what his neighbors in Northeast Nebraska are passionate about His stories celebrate the good in our communities while also examining crucial issues “A resident here in Fremont woke up with a bat attached to her hand and it had bitten her,” said Jennifer Birkhofer Deputy Chief at the Fremont Police Department And then the situation turned from bad to worse “Her husband in the process of trying to remove the bat from his wife’s hand also received a bite,” said Birkhofer That bat was taken in for a closer examination and after some testing it was confirmed the bat was positive for rabies While rabies isn’t common according to the CDC the warmer months of the year There isn’t much you can do to prevent wild animals from spreading rabies but you can help keep your community safe by making sure your pets are up to date on their vaccinations With up to date vaccinations the chance of your pet catching or spreading rabies is slim the CDC reports just under 10% of its cases come from pets or livestock But in a scenario where you do find an animal acting strange or being aggressive the smartest thing is to get away and call the professionals to come take care of it “Any animal concerns you can give our non emergency number a call,” said Birkhof If you need to get your pet's vaccinations up to date there is a vaccination clinic that happens in Fremont twice every month It happens on the first and third Saturday of every month from 8AM-2PM at 309 W Jefferson road If you have questions about the clinic you can reach out to Omaha Pet Vaccination Clinic at (402)443-2006 Latin couple of dancers wearing traditional Mexican dress from Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico Latin America young hispanic woman and man in cinco de mayo Festival Lots of places in the Las Vegas valley are celebrating Cinco de Mayo this year But only one place is keeping the party going for three days of fun Fremont Street Experience is kicking off their celebration on Saturday drinks specials and all the food you'd expect for the fifth The Cinco de Mayo Fiesta is celebrating the spirit of Mexican culture with live Latin music on all three of the Fremont Street Experience stages A variety of Latin artists will be bringing a mix of live mariachi On Sunday, May 4 the entertainment continues with Claudine Castro, Grupo Zigma, Havana Express, Super Groupo K-LI2, Latin Fusion, Latin Variety Show, Lvado, Sonz, Titicó, Volume 1 and headliners The Outlaw Mariachi The line-up for the final day of entertainment on Monday Volume 1 and headliners The Outlaw Mariachi Banda Desierto will also be roaming through the crowds of Fremont Street playing Mariachi music The Cinco de Mayo fiesta on Fremont Street is free to attend and all ages are welcome There will be plenty of food to celebrate the occasion as well as outdoor bars with drink specials all weekend long Parking is available in the Fremont Street Parking Garage Located at the corner of 4th Street and Carson Avenue Rates are $4 per hour with a maximum of $20 per day Download the app to LISTEN LIVE wherever you are and connect with us like never before We have used your information to see if you have a subscription with us Please use the button below to verify an existing account or to purchase a new subscription Your current subscription does not provide access to this content Please use the button below to manage your account or sign up for a new account to continue reading no promotional deals were found matching that code overcast overnight with occasional rain likely The Fremont High School baseball team celebrates Saturday afternoon after defeating Eastside 13-5 to win the NECC Tournament championship game in Butler Eastside pitcher Cole Omspacher delivers an offering to the plate during the NECC Baseball Tournament championship game Saturday afternoon at Eastside Fremont senior Cayden Hufnagle follows the flight of one of his three hits during the Eagles’ 13-5 win over Eastside in the NECC Tournament championship game Saturday afternoon in Butler The Fremont High School baseball team celebrates with a dogpile on the infield at Fiedler Memorial Field in Butler Saturday afternoon after defeating Eastside 13-5 to win the NECC Tournament championship game BUTLER — The Fremont High School baseball team seems to be kicking things into another gear at a good time the Eagles used a six-run fourth inning to defeat host Eastside 13-5 in the Northeast Corner Conference Tournament championship game Fremont (10-3) won its third NECC Baseball Tournament title ever and the first since 2010 it was a seesaw affair in the early innings Fremont jumped out to a 4-0 lead with four runs in the top of the second inning The big blow was a two-run homer by Cayden Hufnagle Eastside countered with two in the home half of the second and took a short-lived 5-4 advantage with three in the bottom of the third Then it was the Eagles putting their emphatic stamp on this one with their six-run fourth-inning uprising Hufnagle started the rally with an RBI single and Fremont sent 11 batters to the plate in the frame The Eagles added three more runs in the top of the seventh to close out a busy day of scoring Hufnagle went 3-for-4 with three runs scored and three RBIs to lead Fremont’s 13-hit attack and he also pitched the final three innings to earn a save despite the lopsided score surrendering just one hit and striking out seven Hufnagle is working his way back into his customary top pitching form for Fremont after suffering an arm injury during a basketball sectional home game with Bethany Christian in early March That has limited his pitch count so far in 2025 Hufnagle threw 42 pitches on Saturday and first-year Fremont head coach Rob Hale said Hufnagle should be back to 100% by the sectional tournament Hufnagle said he’s feeling stronger with every outing and it felt good to be on the mound for a significant period of time.” Hale said his team’s aggressive approach at the plate paid off in a big way against the Blazers Getting production from the bottom of the batting order helps the Eagles got a 4-for-5 day from leadoff man Colten Guthrie with three runs scored and two RBIs Sophomore center fielder Bryton Householder went 2-for-5 with a run scored and three RBIs Sophomore Alex King got the win with an inning of scoreless relief of starter Jackson Foster Eastside is back in action today at 5:30 p.m Warrior freshman Brendan Miller drove in Jack Massey to break a scoreless tie in the top of the sixth inning Fremont answered with two runs in the bottom of the sixth and then Hufnagle tripled on a misplayed ball in the outfield Freshman Ben Ford plated Hufnagle with a sacrifice fly allowing an unearned run and three hits in six innings Hufnagle pitched a scoreless seventh to earn the save Elijah Zolman took a no-hitter into the sixth for Westview (5-8) He allowed four runs on four hits and struck out three Ethan Hartsock pitched two scoreless relief innings for Churubusco (3-9) and struck out five Email notifications are only sent once a day Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: The biggest and most vibrant Cinco de Mayo fiesta comes to life at Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas May 3-5 Celebrate the spirit of Mexican culture with the best live Latin entertainment across three stages unmatched drink specials and an upbeat crowd to keep the fiesta fun all weekend long Whether you’re a Las Vegas local or visiting for the weekend the Cinco de Mayo Ultimate Fiesta at Fremont Street Experience is a celebration of music and unforgettable fun banda and cumbia music by a variety of Latin artists It’s the ultimate outdoor fiesta in downtown Las Vegas Download The Lineup Returning as headliner this Cinco de Mayo is The Outlaw Mariachi blending a traditional mariachi sound with the high power energy of American and Latin rock this band knows how to get the fiesta started Banda Desierto is celebrated for its vibrant brass sounds and dynamic percussion delivering a traditional serenade performance with their powerful vocals and brass instruments This crowd pleaser mariachi band is no stranger to Fremont Street Experience Mariachi Franco de Las Vegas pairs its compelling passionate vocals with the beautiful visualization of Folklórico dancers transporting the crowd to the heart of Mexico for a truly unforgettable performance Las Vegas’ Zipline located right at Fremont Street Experience in between Las Vegas Blvd It’s the ultimate zipline adventure in downtown Las Vegas where you can soar up to 5 blocks over Fremont Street in either a seated harness or full-on superhero flight mode Buy Tickets Tell Me More Fremont Street Parking Garage | Corner of 4th St The first 15 minutes in the garage are free with a daily maximum rate of $20.* Max clearance height is 7ft *Parking fees are subject to change and may vary depending on the event Please check with the parking attendant for the most up-to-date pricing and availability Learn More or a classic vintage Vegas dining experience there’s a table waiting for every occasion at Fremont Street Experience Get A Taste — Emergency crews have partially blocked off the top deck of the Fremont Bridge on Monday to help someone in a possible mental health crisis Portland Fire & Rescue crews were initially called out shortly after 2 p.m on reports of someone along the bridge decking First responders are blocking the righthand side of the top deck of the bridge which connects Interstate 5 to I-405 south and to Highway 30 Drivers are asked to use caution as they drive through the area By Matt Olberding Three people died Friday night when a small plane crashed into the Platte River south of Fremont The Dodge County Sheriff's Office said in a news release that the bodies of the three occupants have been recovered the Sheriff's Office identified the victims as 43-year-old Daniel Williams of Moundridge 50-year-old Jeff Bittinger and 48-year-old Randy Amrein The sheriff's office said the Federal Aviation Administration and National Safety Transportation Board would be taking over the investigation The NTSB said preliminary information suggests the plane may have hit power lines before crashing A preliminary report on the crash with more detail is expected within a month Get the latest from around Nebraska delivered to your inbox online and mobile platforms.Your support is essential (Hamburg) -- A Kansas City man was struck and killed by a semi truck in Fremont County early Saturday morning The Iowa State Patrol says the accident occurred on northbound Interstate 29 near mile marker one at around 1:30 a.m Authorities say a 2024 Freightliner Cascadia driven by 63-year-old Ken Hermann of Norfolk later identified as 46-year-old David Lindsey McClean of Kansas City went into the travel portion of the interstate and was struck by the semi The patrol says McClean was pronounced dead at the scene The Fremont County Sheriff's Office and Hamburg Fire Department assisted the patrol at the scene we attempt to be accurate in our reporting please contact us by emailing kmaradio@kmaland.com "…of what value are objects of a past people if we don't allow ourselves to be touched by them They remind us what it means to be human; that it is our nature to survive - Terry Tempest Williams from Exploring the Fremont Fremont and Ancestral Puebloan people began to incorporate farming into their hunter-gatherer lifestyles approximately 2,000 years ago Petroglyph panels throughout the park depict ancient art and stories of these people who lived in the area from approximately 300-1300 Common Era (CE) Named for the Fremont River that flows through the park evidence now shows that these people lived throughout Utah and adjacent areas of Idaho The Fremont lived in natural rock shelters and pit houses (dug into the ground and covered with brush roofs) Their social structure was likely composed of small loosely organized bands consisting of several families They were closely tied to nature and flexible making frequent modifications in their life ways as social or environmental changes occurred Anthropologists suggest that the Fremont were hunter-gatherers who supplemented their diet by farming corn and squash along waterways and floodplains Corn was ground into meal on a stone surface (metate) using a hand-held grinding stone (mano) the atlatl (spear-throwing stick) and the bow and arrow Several artifacts are distinctive to the Fremont polished surfaces or corrugated designs pinched into the clay The Fremont made moccasins from the lower-leg hide of large animals possibly providing extra traction on slippery surfaces celestial information and other important knowledge Learn how to protect our shared human heritage and past with rangers at Capitol Reef Download the NPS app to navigate the parks on the go Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInFREMONT (WOWT) - A small plane crashed into the Platte River south of Fremont on Friday night The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to First Alert 6 that it received word of the crash at 8:15 p.m Officials have asked the public to avoid the area of Hormel Memorial Park near Highway 77 Brie Frank with DCSO told First Alert 6 at the scene that several agencies responded to the incident using airboats and an Omaha Police helicopter to survey the scene The three bodies have been recovered from the water, but their identities will not be released until next of kin has been notified, DCSO said in a social media post just after midnight Saturday Get a first alert to breaking news delivered to your inbox. Sign up for First Alert 6 email updates. We are learning additional information about a Thursday evening crash that killed seven people in Idaho, west of Yellowstone National Park. The Fremont County Coroner’s Office has identified the driver of the Dodge Ram pickup involved in the U.S. Highway 20 as 25-year-old Isaih Moreno of Humble, Texas. "Due to the complexity of the incident, the identification of all individuals involved and notification of their next of kin will take time," a news release states. ISP reports the pickup truck was heading westbound while the Mercedes van was traveling eastbound toward Yellowstone National Park. All of the people involved in the crash were transported to area hospitals. ISP reports three were flown by air ambulance — one to Bozeman and two to Idaho Falls, Idaho. The remaining people were taken by ambulance to area hospitals with injuries believed to be non-life-threatening. Seven people died in a Thursday evening crash in Fremont County, Idaho, west of Yellowstone National Park. The Idaho State Police reports troopers responded to a two-vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 20 near Henry’s Lake at approximately 7:15 p.m. The van, which was reportedly transporting a tour group, caught fire following the crash, according to ISP. Six of the 14 people in the van died in the crash, as did the driver of a pickup truck. ISP reports emergency responders treated at least 16 patients. An air ambulance was called to the scene. "Due to the magnitude of the incident and the ongoing process of notifying the next of kin, no names, ages, hometowns, or nationalities have been released," a news release states. We will have additional information as it becomes available. Detectives with the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office searched a vehicle in Cañon City during a traffic stop and found what they estimated to be approximately 150 boxes of .308 ammunition and approximately 30 boxes of 7.62 ammunition Each box was labeled as containing 1,000 rounds.A month ago Fremont County detectives made what seemed like a routine stop — a van But what they found in the van turned a run-of-the-mill traffic ticket into a federal case: 180,000 rounds of ammunition ready for use in assault rifles according to a criminal complaint filed in U.S They had valid B-2 tourist visas and were charged under a rarely used statute: “Unlawful Possession of Ammunition by Alien Admitted Under a Nonimmigrant Visa.” the Fremont County deputies contacted an officer with U.S That agency then took Caesar Ramon Martinez Solis into custody in an immigration detention facility They were also cited for the traffic violations including transporting hazardous materials without a permit but CPR News could not find state-level charges against either man related to the traffic stop last month and purchased the ammunition at an unidentified gun store in Salt Lake City They told investigators that the bullets were destined for Pueblo Amador Gavira (listed as Amador-Gavira in state records) was pulled over in Adams County in December and cited by Brighton Police for driving without a license and insurance The charges were dismissed by the Adams County District Attorney.  both men appeared in federal court in Denver where their attorneys argued against detention in part because they have no criminal history saying that their lack of connections to Colorado made them a flight risk and ordered them detained while the criminal case plays out The visas were issued to the men in 2023 and 2022 and were valid to be used for up to 10 years to pass in and out of the U.S The criminal complaint doesn’t explain how they obtained the visas “Unlawful Possession of Ammunition by Alien Admitted Under a Nonimmigrant Visa,” is rarely used CPR News could find only nine other cases in the U.S. There have been a number of gun-related smuggling charges connected to Mexico in recent weeks border agents found 8,000 rounds of ammunition hidden in the trunk of a Mexican national driving back across the border to Mexico that she was paid to buy the ammo in the U.S state troopers pulled over a vehicle for speeding and saw boxes of “high caliber ammunition” in the back seat and passenger seat of the car Ricardo Paez-Quinones told the troopers that he bought the ammunition in Utah for target practice with his girlfriend though he later admitted that he didn’t own a firearm Troopers also found a small amount of cocaine in the vehicle ICE agents found that Paez-Quinones had no legal status to be in the U.S. having been removed from the country in 2012 and 2014.  Attorney’s office in Colorado said in a press release that the case is now part of Operation Take Back America which aims “to repel the invasion of illegal immigration achieve the total elimination of cartels and transnational criminal organizations (TCOs) and protect our communities from the perpetrators of violent crime.” Colorado Postcards are snapshots of our colorful state in sound. 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All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy AI -  The Iowa State Patrol reports a pedestrian fatality on Interstate 29 in Fremont County early Saturday morning 46-year-old David Lindsey McClean of Kansas City went onto a northbound traffic lane and was struck by a truck and semi-trailer driven by 63-year-old Ken Hermann of Norfolk The state patrol report says investigators do not know why McClean was on the roadway Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Click Here to Watch Bob's Graveside Service passed away at home surrounded by his family on April 26 Bob was a 1974 graduate of Thomas Jefferson High School in West Jefferson Hills He dedicated 50 hardworking years in sales to Bearing Distributions Inc. and finally retired in April of 2024.On August 27 and they celebrated 41 years of marriage before his passing Bob is remembered for his faith and was an active member of St Bob also found great joy in spending time outdoors whether it was on the greens or by a tranquil lake creating beautiful memories with family and friends he treasured the time spent with his family Bob’s love for his family was evident in all aspects of his life and cherished memories that will forever resonate in the hearts of his loved ones Robert “Rob” (Samantha) Burgess live-streaming of Bob’s services will be available by following the link provided on his obituary page.In lieu of flowers To express online condolences or to watch Bob’s Tribute Video or services Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The month of May means warmer temperatures and the return of Downtown Rocks to the Fremont Street experience For the first time ever, Fremont Street Experience is partnering with prolific local Las Vegas artist, Gear Duran and Gear was the embodiment of that," said Andrew Simon "Through this addition and the abundance of world-class entertainment we are hosting More acts are expected to be announced. Those interested in more information can find it on the Fremont Street Experience website If you are looking for things to do this weekend, Anjali Patel has a roundup of low-cost events you can enjoy with the whole family Report a typo (KLKN) — A bat that bit two people in Fremont has tested positive for rabies the Fremont Police Department urged people to get their pets vaccinated saying it plays a critical role “in keeping everyone safe.” Police also recommended keeping pets indoors or watching them while their outside to limit their exposure to wild animals SYRACUSE — Fremont senior Owen Simkins shook a little shimmy as he swayed on second base during the fourth inning of a prep baseball game Tuesday at Syracuse Simkins had good reason to strut his stuff following his third hit of the game a two-run double that chased home his third and fourth RBIs on the afternoon I was excited after a big hit and decided to celebrate,” Simkins said “It was a good at-bat and I turned out on top.” though the Titans added a run in the fifth inning proved to be enough margin for the victory “I’m glad I could come out for my team,” Simkins said The Silverwolves then broke open a competitive game with five runs in the seventh inning toppling the Titans 12-5 in a Region 1 tussle Simkins finished the game with four hits (two singles a double and a triple) and a walk in five at-bats “Yesterday we were practicing straight fastballs because we knew that’s what (Syracuse pitcher) Dom (Johnatakis) throws “I came up looking for a fastball … every single pitch I hit was a fastball.” Senior leadoff hitter Jace Hadley set the table for Simkins reaching base four times with three singles and a walk “I love to get my teammates in position to rack up the RBIs,” Hadley said “If the first pitch of the at-bat is a fastball down the middle “I’m a way better hitter when I don’t get two strikes on me Starting pitcher Chase Jones threw the seven-inning complete game for the Silverwolves scattering nine hits while striking out three and walking one “It makes you feel good to take a game all the way,” Jones said my teammates had my back and trusted me to send them down 1-2-3 in the bottom half.” 8-2 Region 1) built a 4-0 lead after 2 1/2 innings with Simkins delivering an RBI single in the both first and third 3-7) pulled even in the bottom of the third keyed by a three-run double from third baseman Calder Millard I got a pretty bad call on a high curveball for a strike so on my second turn I switched my approach; sat on curveball crushed it and the left fielder misread it,” Millard said The tie only lasted until the top of the fourth when Simkins doubled in the deciding runs Jones put the bad inning behind him and only allowed a run-producing single by Syracuse catcher Caleb Wilson the rest of the day “There were a lot of things (in the third) that didn’t go our way — bad hops “I had confidence in me and my teammates and closed them down pretty much the rest of the game because history will repeat itself; bounce back,” Jones said Simkins the hitter became Simkins the second baseman flagging down a hard grounder by Easton Hamblin when Syracuse had loaded the bases in the bottom of the sixth inning “It was a hard one-hopper and actually got stuck in my glove and I had to whip it out at the last second,” Simkins said “I was happy to make a play and get us out of that one.” Johnatakis pitched six innings for the Titans striking out nine batters with that fastball Fremont was leery of The Titans opted for sophomore hurler Connor Wilcox in that fateful seventh inning walking four before Simkins capped his perfect day “Our pitchers couldn’t find the (strike) zone He’s (Wilcox) young; he’s lacking confidence right now We’ve just got to come back and get them tomorrow.” LLC | www.standard.net | 332 Standard Way The state patrol report says investigators do not know why McClean was on the roadway.