(Pulaski County, MO) — A man is recovering after being stranded in an area of the Mark Twain National Forest in south central Missouri. The Pulaski County Sheriff’s office says Benjamin Eason went missing last Friday, July 11th, prompting the Sheriff to ask for...
Around 650 members of a counter-culture group have arrived so far in southern Missouri’s Oregon County to camp out in Mark Twain National Forest. Hillary Markin, Public Information Officer with the U.S. Forest Service’s National Incident Management Team, said it’s...
Hundreds of people belonging to a counter-culture group are reported to be enroute to a section of Mark Twain National Forest in southern Missouri for a mass gathering. The group, known as Rainbow Family of Living Light, has chosen a section of Mark Twain National...
Missouri’s Mark Twain National Forest personnel are in southern California fighting wildfires. Two crews have been sent, a 26-man military veteran crew, and 13 more supporting response needs. Mark Twain Fire Management Officer, Jim Cornelius, told Missourinet that...
To celebrate Smokey Bear’s 80th Birthday, the USDA Forest Service is providing a year-long celebration. The Mark Twain National Forest will have displayed artwork of the original cartoon drawings of Smokey Bear through July 12th. The event will also focus on Forest...
