Jo Yurcaba is a reporter for NBC Out.
Pride revelers will likely see less — if any — National Park rangers marching in uniform at LGBTQ Pride events across the country this year. The National Park Service is effectively prohibiting uniformed employees from marching in public events that “could be construed as agency support for a particular issue, position, or political party,” according to internal memos and documents shared with NBC News. This effective ban would extend to Pride marches, according to those documents.
Though Lands did not mention Pride events specifically, an internal follow-up Q&A document, shared with NBC News by the anonymous employee and confirmed by another who is involved with NPS’ LGBTQ employee resource group, said out-of-park Pride events are included in the prohibition.
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National Park Service searching for 2 people accused of 'archeological theft' at Utah national parkDo you know these people? The National Parks Service said they were involved in an alleged archeological theft at Canyonlands National Park in Utah.
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“National Park Service to improve turf at Lincoln Park this spring”a previous attempt back in 2022 From NPS: 'he National Park Service (NPS) will overseed and aerate the grass in the center panel of Lincoln Park starting this spring. To help ensure the project’s success, the NPS will close the center panel of the park from May 3 to July 8.
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Pools open, veteran commemorative service planned Memorial Day weekend in Franklin Park, Elmwood ParkMemorial Day weekend is considered the the unofficial start of summer, and Elmwood Park and Franklin Park are bringing in the season in a few ways. In addition to events that commemorate the nation…
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National Park Service awards funds for African American Civil Rights preservationThe Louis Armstrong House Museum will receive a $750,000 grant from the NPS Historic Preservation Fund’s (HPF).
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National Park Service Approves Demolition of RFK Stadium in D.C.Source of breaking news and analysis, insightful commentary and original reporting, curated and written specifically for the new generation of independent and conservative thinkers.
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RFK Stadium cleared for demolition, National Park Service saysRFK Stadium can be demolished without any impact on the nearby environment, the National Park Service said Thursday. The federal agency can now issue a permit for D.C. officials to begin demolition.
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