Month: March 2012

(March 20, 2012) -- Thor Industries, Inc. announced Monday that its Board of Directors approved the payment of a regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share. The regular dividend will be paid on April 19, 2012 to shareholders of record on April 3, 2012.

(March 20, 2012) -- The warranty, providing two years bumper-to-bumper and five years structural coverage on the roof, sidewalls and floor, represents “one of the most comprehensive warranties in the industry,” according to General Manager Kary Katzenberger.

(March 20, 2012) -- Located in the northwest corner of Nebraska, Oglala National Grassland (NG) is often overlooked by people unfamiliar with the recreating opportunities found there. The grassland is a patchwork of federal, state, and private land, and composed of rolling prairie, woodland draws, and dramatic rugged badlands.

(March 19, 2012) -- "Our politicians, when they describe the companies that are necessary for the economic recovery, they are talking about companies like ours," Dempsey told USA Today. But because of SylvanSport's lost sales, "There's a very real chance that the Chinese company could be the survivor here and we could go out of business."

(March 19, 2012) -- Renovation work at Riverside Campground in Helena, originally scheduled to be completed in Nov. 2011, has been delayed, and the opening of the upgraded campground has been postponed until June, reports the Helena Independent Record.

(March 19, 2012) -- On Wednesday, two 18-year-old Manitowoc men were arrested in connection with travel trailer break-ins in the 900 block of South 29th Street, reports the Herald Times Reporter.

(March 19, 2012) -- Most winter workers packed up and prepared to leave Old Faithful several weeks ago, but not Bill Whetstone. Whetstone, who serves as the South District manager for the Yellowstone Association stores, is one of the few seasonal workers who stuck around for the final days of the winter season, reports West Yellowstone News.

(March 19, 2012) -- On Tuesday, Winnebago City Council members were shocked when Todd Tetzloff of Wilcon Construction presented the council with plans and specifications for a bathhouse in the city's new campground, which carries a price tag of $100,621, reports the Faribault County Register.

(March 19, 2012) -- Columbia River Carbonates filed a suit Thursday in Cowlitz County Superior Court, accusing the Port of Woodland of giving a local RV park a "sweetheart" land deal through illegal meetings that breached the public's trust, reports Longview Daily News.

(March 19, 2012) -- “Alexandria brings a different level of experience to the CrossRoads team,” said Emahiser. “As our company grows, we are actively seeking ways to make our customer outreach more engaging and increasing our communications. Alexandria’s background of both business to business experience in the manufacturing sector and direct consumer market research offers us that opportunity.”