Month: December 2013

(Dec. 30, 2013) -- Littler was one of the founders of the Bus Industry Safety Council, serving as its executive director since 2006. Littler's expertise was very important on several key pieces of motorcoach safety legislation and regulation, concerning driver fatigue, alcohol and drug testing

(Dec. 30, 2013) -- Some campers in the Thames area and Coromandel Peninsula have cut their summer holiday short after being flooded out in Sunday's severe storm. In some areas rainfall reach 120 mm.

(Dec. 30, 2013) -- As a receiver, the DV638A features AM/FM, CD and DVD playback, along with SD card and USB inputs for additional media. It includes two audio/video inputs to enable video playback on its 6.2-inch touch screen display, in addition to a dedicated rear-view camera input that automatically switches when the vehicle is in reverse gear.

(Dec. 30, 2013) -- The Shady Dell B&B in Bisbee, owned by Jennifer and Justin Luria, is home to nine fully restored trailers — ranging from a 1949 Airstream to a 1957 El Rey, which visitors can book for the night.

(Dec. 30, 2013) -- Vogt RV Center seeks experienced comptroller/business manager to oversee and assist with their dealership in Fort Worth, Texas. Automotive, RV or related experience is required. Family-owned and operated.

(Dec. 30, 2013) -- Stephen Shives, owner of the Runaway Campers factory in Silver Springs Shores, has created a new camper 4-feet by 8-feet and to only weigh 600 pounds. They can hold a few modern conveniences and are versatile.

Nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains in the sleepy one-traffic-light town of Townsend, Tenn., lies a quiet, tidy 14-acre property owned and operated by Malcolm and Barbara Johnson and their son Greg Johnson. This is Big Meadow Family Campground, the newest winner of the Small Park of the Year award from the National Association of [...]

In 2001, about a year into his tenure as CEO of then-struggling Cummins Inc., Tim Solso did the unthinkable: He axed one of the two U.S. heavy-duty engine platforms under development, one in which the company had invested nearly three years and tens of millions of dollars. “To kill an engine platform at Cummins back [...]

(Dec. 30, 2013) -- A bank has moved to foreclose on a factory in Cottage Grove that once employed 100 people making retractable steps for motor homes but closed when the Great Recession hammered Lane County’s RV industry.

(Jan. 30, 2013) -- National Products encourages RVers to decorate their patio areas with the newest Accent Awning mat featuring a tile pattern that will make the patio feel like home. The 6-by-12-foot Accent Awning mats are available in two colors: gray and tan.