Month: June 2012

(June 18, 2012) -- The Clallam County Sheriff's Office received around 100 noise complaints about the 36-hour music festival held at the KOA Campground in Port Angeles over the weekend, reports the Peninsula Daily.

(June 18, 2012) -- The hay pod was engineered to work on an electrically driven cable system to make it easy to load hay bales that are usually heavy and take up a lot of storage space in transport. The system allows people to load hay at floor level and the electric cable system hoists the tray with the hay into a sealed pod above the horse transport area. When it is time to unload, the pod lowers with the same electric cable system.

(June 18, 2012) -- Live music and hot showers are just two of the things that will be available at the fifth annual BikeFest, which will begin Thursday at the Cambria County Fairgrounds in Ebensburg, reports The Tribune-Democrat.

(June 18, 2012) -- “I am very excited about the opportunity to help lead the Atwood OEM sales initiative utilizing my extensive marketing and OEM background. Atwood delivers products with tangible features and benefits that only Atwood has to offer. Our goal is to be the customer’s best business partner by offering the best products, service and training in the industry,” said Martin.

(June 18, 2012) -- 9NEWS.com reports that Colorado's High Park Fire is estimated at 56,480 acres with 45 percent containment. Larimer County officials say 181 homes have burned, making it the "most destructive fire" in Colorado history.

(June 18, 2012) -- The Saint Rosa RV Resort in Navarre celebrated its grand opening on Friday, reports WEAR.

(June 18, 2012) -- 2E RV Guest Ranch Resort owners Kerry Hearnsberger and Victoria Wilder-Hearnsberger opened the doors of their new clubhouse as part of an expansion of the Bandera resort, reports The Bandera Bulletin.

(June 18, 2012) -- About 100 road signs, installed by the Georgian Bay Destination Development Partnership, now mark the Georgian Bay Coastal Route, a driving tour that circles the bay, reports the Waterloo Record.

(June 18, 2012) -- A five-year-old boy was airlifted to a Great Falls hospital Sunday afternoon after his father accidentally ran over him with a motorhome, reports the Helena Independent Record.

(June 18, 2012) -- Jeremy Sutton, owner of Ashley Campground in New Martinsville, planned on fixing up the site before opening it the public. But when the demand for housing from oil and gas industry workers is there, sometimes doors open sooner rather than later, writes WBOY-TV.