Month: November 2012

(Nov. 7, 2012) -- Two of Huntsville's landmarks -- Maple Hill Cemetery and the Five Points neighborhood -- have been added to the National Register of Historic Places, reports al.com.

(Nov. 7, 2012) -- The future of Whangaruru Motor Camp in Oakura is uncertain, writes guide2.co.nz. Property developers are eyeing the beachfront site for the potential conversion into a holiday home development.

(Nov. 7, 2012) -- You've invested  the hours and dollars to learn and teach the benefits of PullRite, and that commitment should be recognized and supported," he added. "We believe this program will allow you to see a greater return for the hard work you put in and to provide our customers the best value possible."

(Nov. 7, 2012) -- Shane and April Sandobal sit cozily in their small trailer at Bagnell’s RV Park in Sidney, Mont., thankful for their jobs and making their way to economic prosperity. But the couple had to take a leap of faith to get to this point, reports the Sidney Herald Leader.

(Nov. 7, 2012) -- The Republic reports that on Monday, 48-year-old William Allen Hurlbut, of Salmon, pleaded guilty to destruction of government property for using a federal campground to burn coating off copper wire, which caused elevated levels of lead in the ground.

(Nov. 7, 2012) -- "We, as the organizers of the No. 1 trade fair for RVs and mobile homes -- Caravan Salon International Dusseldorf -- will do our utmost to promote our common Chinese activities to the benefit of our exhibitors, visitors and partners,” said Reinhard.

(Nov. 7, 2012) -- TriMas Corporation announced today that it is hosting an investor and analyst day at its Lamons business in Houston, Texas. The presentation will be posted on TriMas’ website.

(Nov. 7, 2012) -- Bee Green LED bulbs are designed with quality binned diodes and an 80 color rendering index (CRI) value to provide optimum light color and less shadows.  These bulbs utilize a true constant-current topology and are electromagnetic interference (EMI) free. 

(Nov. 6, 2012) -- Building a trail isn't easy, but the North Central Arkansas Master Naturalists are helping Bull Shoals, Ark. create a path.

(Nov. 7, 2012) -- The Gustine Press-Standard tells the story of an honored volunteer who’s good at telling stories and enjoys campground camaraderie.