Month: September 2013

(Sept. 3, 2013) -- Effingham County deputies responded to Griffin Lake Campground in Guyton Saturday afternoon after a bullet hit two 17-year-old girls who were in line to rent a paddle boat, reports TheCoastalSource.com.

(Sept. 3, 2013) -- To enter the contest, entrants must “Like” the Odyssey Battery Facebook page, click on the contest application tab and upload a photo that highlights their most memorable moment of the summer. After posting the photo, it’s up to the rest of the Facebook community to vote for the best photo submission.

(Sept. 3, 2013) -- Liberty Coach has opened The Motorhome Exchange, an exclusive dealership operation specializing in pre-owned motorcoaches and select Class A motorhomes. The new venture shares space with Liberty Coach’s full service dealership in Stuart, Fla.

(Sept. 3, 2013) -- “The new season Lunar models are the first to evolve from our ‘Core’ philosophy and technology and signify a long line of future product innovations," said Mellor. “‘Core’ is how we apply our beliefs and technology to the design of caravans, that enables our customers to experience the enjoyment of caravanning – wherever and whenever they choose and with no compromises."

(Sept. 3, 2013) -- “With the 33D, we’ve not only created an innovative layout, but also a variety of design choices and options that allow our customers to truly make their Excursion a reflection of their own unique tastes,” said McCrary. “We continue to develop distinctive floor plans such as the 33D with essential input from our owners.”

(Sept. 2, 2013) -- Earlier this summer, the Baker Park Reserve Campground implemented a green camping program for which each camping group was given a blue bag for recyclables, a green bag for organics and a green camping guide with information and educational activities, the Star Tribune Reported

(Sept. 2, 2013) -- A 7-year-old girl listened to her instincts for danger Sunday afternoon and rode her bicycle away from a man who was trying to get her to his car at the Nason Creek Campground, The Wentachee World reported.

(Sept. 2, 2013) -- Gregg Richey was out camping with his family Aug. 23 in when he went to put up the awning on the camper after a thunderstorm rolled in. But, that’s when he was struck by lightning, dropping him to the ground, the Daily Mail reported.

(Sept. 2, 2013) -- An Illinois man was charged with felony battery after he critically injured a Indiana woman during an argument over a clothes dryer at a Jellystone Campground in Pierceton, Stacey Page Online reported.

(Sept. 2, 2013) -- "Many people think they only need to tie down a tank with a bungy cord or simply putting it in some sort of milk crate or stand will be sufficient to keep it securely in place," said Woodford. "But, in reality, it does nothing to prevent the tank from flying through the back window or off the truck and exploding, should a sudden stop or accident take place."