Drunken drivers disrupt party at Okla. campground

PRYOR, Okla. -- A 36-year-old woman was seriously injured when she was run over by a driver while lying in a field on the campgrounds of Rocklahoma early Friday morning, the Dallas Observer reported.  After describing the campers as being loud and drunk, the reported noted some people in no shape to drive got behind the wheel and others piled in the back of whatever vehicle they could as concert-goers attempted to self-police each other.  People were paying hundreds of dollars to camp, drink and watch music. Some freedom should be given. Still, an open camp space is not a road, and it shouldn't be used as one, the Dallas Observer noted in a blog. To read the full story in the Dallas Observer, click here.

Consumer confidence reaches five-year high

(May 28, 2013) -- Consumers’ assessment of current business and labor-market conditions was more positive and they were considerably more upbeat about future economic and job prospects," said Franco. "Back-to-back monthly gains suggest that consumer confidence is on the mend and may be regaining the traction it lost due to the fiscal cliff, payroll-tax hike, and sequester.”

Gulf Stream recalls 27 for power awnings

(May 28, 2013) -- Gulf Stream Coach, Inc. is recalling 27 model year 2013 Canyon Trail, Sedona, Ridgeline, Kingsport, and Trail Master recreational vehicle trailers. The vehicles are equipped with Weatherpro and 9100 series power awnings. Due to a design change in the power awning motor assembly, the motor assembly screws may unknowingly shear.