Month: November 2011

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- On Monday morning, a coalition of five Hendersonians purchased 649 acres directly north of John James Audubon State Park with the expectation that it will be acquired by a state fund and added to the park, reports the Evansville Courier & Press.

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- Residents of Lakewood Village, an RV park in Harlingen, say there are too many black-bellied whistling ducks in their pond this year. Local wildlife authorities have urged residents to be careful not to breathe dust from the duck feces, reports the Brownsville Herald.

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- The Corpus Christi Caller Times reports that officials in Port Aransas are advising RV drivers to check first before trying to hitch a ride on a local ferry. RVs were not permitted onto ferries during low tide on Monday, which lasted for nearly five hours.

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- The Evansville Courier & Press reports that Warrick County Sheriff Deputies arrested Phillip J. Koch, president and CEO of HO HO HOldings, LLC, last week for alleged domestic violence.

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- The Charleston Gazette reports that next month, the National Park Service will begin conducting a survey to determine if some areas within the Monongahela National Forest should become a national park, something West Virginia does not have.

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- Headwaters Lodge & Cabins in Moran, Wyo., offers 92 standard, deluxe and premium cabins; 97 RV sites, 35 tent sites, one restaurant, a gift shop, and a service station. Under the new contract, extensive refurbishments and upgrades are planned for the resort.

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- Milltown State Park, Montana's newest state park, is looking for volunteers to fill nine-month AmeriCorps positions where members can earn money for college, gain job skills and give back to local communities, reports KAJ18.

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- Managing the Momorangi Bay Campground is something of a dream for new managers Helen and Wayne Foley, who are looking forward to their first summer season in the bay, a popular holiday spot with visitors and locals, reports the Marlborough Express.

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- Featuring AM/FM radio, USB and Aux-in for connecting portable media devices, this stereo is made for the modern RV traveler. Great for retrofit and OEM applications, the MIL-PRV15 doesn't require any cut-outs.

(Nov. 29, 2011) -- “We are encouraged by our strong towable RV backlog driven by orders from our fall Open House event, coupled with increased RV market retail sales and planned product improvements and introductions at this week’s RVIA Expo in Louisville, Ky."