Month: February 2014

(Feb. 6, 2014) -- Linn County has offered to buy Edgewater RV Resort and Marina on Foster Reservoir for $775,000. The 49-space RV park and 48-slip marina opened in 2010 and is in bankruptcy.

(Feb. 6, 2014) -- Elaine and Phil Marasco enjoy retirement by migrating to their winter home, Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay's Eagle Hammock RV Park.

(Feb. 5, 2014) -- “Our goal and challenge in marketing this property was demonstrating to investors, the value behind purchasing an RV resort for a new record high level at over $35,000 per site," said Fry. "Although, the site did not have additional land for expansion, it clearly had tremendous upside potential."

(Feb. 6, 2014) -- Circle W RV Ranch, owned by Bernie and Brenda McLavey, held a ribbon cutting ceremony. The new 70 acre RV park offers 300 sites with plenty of amenities.

(Feb. 6, 2014) -- Small business and middle market banking clients recognized the bank and its treasury management solutions for excellence in areas including overall satisfaction, customer service and product capabilities.

(Feb. 6, 2014) -- Kentucky State Parks will be promoted at Outdoor Owensboro, an expo sponsored by Owensboro RV and presented at the Owensboro Convention Center.

(Feb. 5, 2014) -- "Growth in the first quarter of 2014 is likely to be somewhat slower, because the stronger-than-expected pace of inventory building in both the third and fourth quarters of 2013 is pared back and consumer spending slows following the robust gain recorded late last year," said Desjardins.

(Feb. 6, 2014) -- A New Port Richey family that was reported missing since early January were found at Camping World trying to get a fifth wheel travel trailer repaired.

(Feb. 6, 2014) -- The infographic below is based on information compiled by Thomas Corley's study of the daily habits of 233 wealthy people and 128 poor people. But, the common traits among the wealthy extend beyond time management to embrace an entire success lifestyle.

(Feb. 6, 2014) -- Bumblebee Campground on the north fork of the Coeur d'Alene River will be closed for the entire season this year, allowing the U.S. Forest Service to remove a number of hazardous diseased trees.