Tourism to Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site creates $256,000 in economic benefits
Tourism of the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site generated more that one-quarter million dollars in local economic activity for 2020.
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Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site announces volunteer opportunities
Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site seeks volunteers.
Polis sends letter endorsing addition of former Japanese internment camp into NPS system
(The Center Square) - Colorado Gov. Jared Polis sent a letter to the U.S. National Park Service this week in support of the agency adding a World War II Japanese internment camp in southeastern Colorado into the federal park system.
Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site Announces special program
Saturday's program will delve into the events of the mid 1800s and describe some of the social, economic, and political factors that contributed to the Sand Creek Massacre.
Legislation would make Camp Amache a National Historic Site
The site of a World War II Japanese internment camp in southeastern Colorado could become a National Historic Site under legislation introduced Wednesday in Congress.
Sand Creek Massacre NHS Welcomes Community Volunteer Ambassador, Tarra Nieman
Tarra Nieman has been named the 2021 Community Volunteer Ambassador at the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site.
Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site welcomes new staff member
The Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site has added a new maintenance staff member.
Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site resumes normal hours
The Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site facilities in Kiowa County, Colorado, are resuming normal operations as the county shifts to lower COVID-19 restrictions.
National Park Service requiring all employees, visitors to wear masks
The National Park Service (NPS) has implemented the federal mask mandate for all employees and visitors of national parks and facilities on Tuesday, the agency announced.
Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site Welcomes New Lead Ranger
Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site would like to welcome our newest Lead Park Ranger, Kim Wentland. Kim joined our team in September 2020. Kim was born and raised in Wisconsin and even though she has lived a lot of places, Wisconsin still has a special place in her heart and she's happy to call it her home state. Kim grew up enjoying the outdoors and being surrounded by nature.