By sledding feet first, kids have better control ... fences or rocks. Never sled down a hill that leads to a roadway or body of water. Avoid sledding alone It’s always safer to go sledding ...

On Jan. 10, a couple took their four kids to go sledding at a hill in their neighborhood in Harrison, deputies said. Around 11:30 a.m., the family heard gunshots coming from down the hill ...

sledding. So of course, we went out to Reitz Hill to check out all of the action, and boy was there a lot! What really stood out was the creativity, we didn’t just see sleds, we had bucket ...

Warming temperatures and abundant sunlight should melt most if not all of the frozen precipitation that fell by the end of ...

But one common misconception of the sledding slopes is that it’s just for the kiddos, which is not the case. Next time you’re ...

With snow in the forecast, plenty of kids are ready ... and that the hill had become really slick and fast. Never sled head first. Everybody should sit forward. Only go down feet first.