Month: January 2012

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- On Tuesday, the Carrollton City Council held a work session to gather public comment and discuss regulations for the RV park that will open, weather permitting, in April, reports the Madison Courier.

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- Vicki Taylor loves to line dance and has traveled across the country by motorhome, teaching fellow campers the steps and turns. Eventually, she was able to turn her line dancing into a paying job, reports the Press-Register.

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- This week's recipe is for hobo pizza pie. It was submitted by Misty Gustafson of Wooster, Ohio. She and her husband go RVing with a fifth wheel camper and enjoy the Workamper lifestyle.

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- “We selected Gentron for our exclusive generator and power equipment brand to partner with because of their high quality product offering at approximately 40 percent lower cost than competing brands," said LaBelle. "We wanted to offer a tier one generator to our customers that held value for the lower cost needs in our industries we serve.”

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has filed a civil lawsuit against the Lincoln Road RV Park in Helena, charging that it has failed to monitor its water, collect samples of water after it tested positive for fecal coliform bacteria, and notify the public and authorities of violations, reports the Helena Independent Record.

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- The Rock Tamers adjustable and movable mud flap system helps RV owners protect their units and towed cars by beating down rocks and other road debris that could be flung behind a tow vehicle.

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- Mike Blundell, a 54-year-old Winnipegger with a 35-foot Holiday Rambler RV, longs to overnight in a snowy Birds Hill Campground with his family. But currently, the campground shuts down from October until early May, reports MetroNews Canada.

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- The 14-member Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission is expected to vote today on a request to authorize CPW director Rick Cables to negotiate and finalize a surface use agreement, allowing energy development from a 10-acre well pad at St. Vrain State Park, reports the Denver Post.

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- Cross-training existing employees can help boost productivity and earnings. However, doing so is pointless unless you’re certain the additional responsibilities you have in mind for someone are suited to their natural traits, personality and overall work approach.

(Jan. 12, 2012) -- The Daily Inter Lake reports that Glacier National Park saw a 15.7 percent drop in visitation in 2011, numbers that can be partially attributed to bad weather and a record visitor count the year before.