Will Rogers State Historic Park to reopen after being ravaged in Palisades fire

The reopening of Will Rogers State Historic Park is a notable event following the devastation caused by the Palisades fire, which destroyed the historic home of cowboy-humorist Will Rogers. This park is not only a tribute to Rogers' legacy but also a vital recreational space for the community. The decision to reopen the park, despite the loss of the ranch home, reflects a commitment to restoring public access to this cherished site. As the park welcomes visitors once more, it symbolizes resilience and the importance of preserving cultural landmarks, even in the face of natural disasters.