Month: October 2012

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- A retired forester and travel book writer explains in the Record-Searchlight why the Klamath Ranch Resort in California is an exception to his RV park rule.

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- “We are pleased to provide support for this critical initiative in our community,” says David Porter, Plant Manager for the Cummins’ Jamestown Engine Plant. “It is extremely important that members of our community have accesses to high quality healthcare when they most need it.”

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- The event will feature food and fun events with the Class B RV manufacturer. Factory representatives will also be on hand for the rally. Special activities include a corn hole tournament, glow-in-the-dark Bingo and nightly entertainment.

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- Yesterday morning, a Clear Lake, Iowa, man was doing repair work on his motorhome's fuel line when it went up in flames, reports KIMT. The owner tried to put the flames out with a fire extinguisher, but it spread too quickly.

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- For Indiana fall foliage, Brown County (Nashville), Indiana Dunes (Chesterton), Clifty Falls (Madison) and Turkey Run (Marshall) state parks were the top four locations; Spring Mill State Park (Mitchell) came in seventh.

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- “This is our first conference held outside of Bowling Green,” stated Cannon. “Ultimately, we’d like to present two annual conferences; one in the east and one in the west so a larger number of RVers can have an opportunity to choose which location is best suited for them.”

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- The event still takes place Nov. 26 at the Galt House Hotel. However, the reception now takes place from 5:30 to 7 p.m. followed by dinner at 7 p.m. A guest speaker will address the crowd starting at 7:45 p.m. followed by the Canadian Dealer of the Year Award presentation.

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- A University of South Florida’s Associate Professor is the newly appointed regional ethnographer for the National Park Service for the Southeast Region. The new appointee noted America’s parks have rich and rewarding stories to tell.

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- Warnings are now posted for visitors to South Lake Tahoe areas in California after a convulsing chipmunk found near the Taylor Creek Visitor Center was diagnosed with the plague, reports the OCRegister.

(Oct. 17, 2012) -- Good folks live at the American R.V. Park on Highway 59 in Summerdale, Ala., but Police Chief Eddie Ingram told WKRG-TV a criminal element has moved in.