Month: July 2013

(July 3, 2013) -- WCSI reports that at its Tuesday night meeting, the Columbus City Council unanimously agreed to a pair of requests from Cummins, Inc.

(July 3, 2013) -- After seeing the devastating floods that have swept though the region within the past week, campers downstream from Hinckley Reservoir at the West Canada Creek Campsites weren't taking any chances Tuesday, reports WSYR. A flood warning forced them to evacuate and seek higher ground.

(July 3, 2013) -- According to recently released numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Elkhart County ranked first in the nation in job growth in 2012, increasing employment 7.4 percent from Dec. 2011 to Dec. 2012, reports the South Bend Tribune.

(July 3, 2013) -- A recreational vehicle driver, traveling at about 60 to 70 mph through the Van Nuys neighborhood of Los Angeles, crashed into vehicles, a fence and the corner of an apartment complex on Tuesday night, reports NBC Southern California.

(July 3, 2013) -- Campers at Clear Creek State Park in Sigel had very little warning before they were evacuated when strong storms hit the area last Thursday morning, writes The Courier-Express.

(July 3, 2013) -- The Iowa State Winnie Hawks, an organization of Winnebago and Itasca travelers, will be holding a rally July 8-15 at the Hancock County Fairgrounds in Britt, reports the Mason City Globe Gazette.

(July 2, 2013) -- Sway resistance is instant when driving on the highway. But, Camco's EAZ-Lift Trekker reacts and increases resistance as needed when challenged with wind gusts and passing trucks, the company announced today. 

(July 2, 2013) -- Enjoy America members still save on at least one night’s fee at participating campgrounds, and the parks still fill an empty site. But, now, the parks earn additional revenue in sales commissions for helping Enjoy America build the member base. 

(July 2, 2013) -- An SUV pulling a camper trailer flipped over the guardrails from an I-24 overpass in Chattanooga Tuesday morning, landing in the warehouse area below the interstate, reports WRCB-TV.

(July 2, 2013) -- The Flathead Publishing Group reports that Greg McClure, owner of the West Glacier KOA Campground, has submitted detailed plans to the Flathead County Planning and Zoning Department to expand the facility by about a third.