Month: December 2011

(Dec. 26, 2011) -- "This holiday show is one of our staff's favorites. We offer some of the best prices of the entire year on all the remaining 2011 units in our inventory while launching new 2012 models at unbelievable prices. This show is truly a mega 'after Christmas clearance super sale'!

(Dec. 26, 2011) -- The Missoulian reports that the Bitterroot National Forest has made significant changes to two timber sales. In the Como Campground project, nearly 700,000 board feet of timber will be removed for use in Montana sawmills.

(Dec. 26, 2011) -- STLtoday.com reports that John Holod has traveled around the world for the better part of three seasons, shooting videos and taking photos of beautiful places. On Jan. 6, Holod will give a presentation about his latest video, Glacier National Park and the Canadian Rockies.

(Dec. 26, 2011) -- Hurt by the state's hot, dry summer, Texas campground operators are anticipating a rebound this season because of 'winter Texans.' Reservations are already running 10 to 15 percent ahead of last winter in some locations, reports the Austin American-Statesman.

(Dec. 26, 2011) -- The Northern Advocate reports that holidaymakers are expected to swarm through Northland campgrounds during the annual exodus to the beach for the holidays. Several sites are already booked until the end of January.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- The Star News reports the Elk River City Council in Minnesota had voted in July to revoke a conditional use permit for Wapiti Park Campground, effective Dec. 31, unless the campground took corrective action requested by the city. But the newspaper notes the campground sued the city.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- WBEZ has learned that some new jobs Navistar promised under an Illinois incentive agreement are coming to the state at the expense of unionized workers in Indiana.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- The first round of competition in "Parks for the People: A Studio Competition to Re-imagine America's National Parks" is complete. Teams from nine colleges and universities advanced from a field of 41 entries to design studio exercises and face a second jury review next summer.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- Stone State Park has a new 70-acre addition on the northern edge of Sioux City, reports KTIV.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- Janice will be responsible for implementing marketing initiatives to previously unreached markets, improving e-mail marketing, handling media relations, maintaining over-all company brand management, continuing to improve website functionality and developing new marketing strategies.