Agency ponders future of decrepit state parks
WATONGA — Aging and damaged structures in the state's park system have tourism officials weighing their options and looking for ways to modernize the state's lodges and parks.
It could take nearly $1 million to put the lodge at Roman Nose State Park back together, state tourism officials said
When repair work began at the lodge after it was damaged during a heavy August storm, crews found the aging state park...
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