Month: November 2011

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- The ComposiTek manufacturing process replaces 50 sheets of lauan plywood in each trailer and thus yields a camper with virtually no harmful VOC off-gassing air -- especially noticeable to people with allergies or eye sensitivity to formaldehyde.

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- This week's recipe is for beer bread. It was submitted by Ann Griffey of Shelbyville, Ind. She has belonged to RVing Women Ohio River Valley Chapter for four years.

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- Drew Schiller, founder and President of Kentucky-based BagRack Systems LLC., in an exclusive Examiner interview, announced yesterday he is targeting the camping, RVing, boating and tailgating market with his BagRack, a compact bag holder, reports Examiner.com.

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- The Madison Courier reports that Carrollton City Council members plan to have a website to promote the RV park being built next to the Kentucky River.

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- After closing two years ago because of deep budget cuts to the park system, a group called Friends of Oracle State Park is providing enough money to re-open the park part-time next year, reports Arizona Public Media.

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- After the community voted 55 percent against the proposal last week, Parks Canada will not go ahead with plans for a Bowen Island National Park Reserve, reports North Shore News.

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- On Tuesday, a Northeast Nebraska woman made her first court appearance after being arrested for concealing the body of her dead husband. His severely decomposed body was found inside their camper at the Madison City Campgrounds, reports KTIV.

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- On Monday, a group of friends found one of the largest diamonds ever unearthed at Crater of Diamonds State Park in southwest Arkansas; a deep yellow, 6.67-carat diamond, reports KTBS.

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- The Department of Public Safety said two women and one man have been charged with money laundering and drug possession, after their pickup truck and RV were stopped and searched Saturday night, reports Amarillo.com.

(Nov. 30, 2011) -- When Chris Cummings started making birdhouses, he thought he was just combining his love for Airstream trailers with his passion for art. But little did he know that they'd sell faster than he could make them, be featured in magazines, and that he'd have to copyright the design, reports ReporterNews.com.