Month: August 2014

(Aug. 19, 2014) -- Log Lane Village, Colo., Board of Trustees on Wednesday night heard from RPR Inc. about the possibility of building an RV park.

(Aug. 19, 2014) -- A 23-year-old man at an RV park near Longview, Tex., set his and his neighbor's RVs on fire while on drugs. A police car also caught on fire while trying to restrain the man.

(Aug. 19, 2014) -- The 62nd Annual California RV Show will feature more than 1,200 RVs, 35 manufacturers, and 15 dealers, plus six celebrities, food and educational seminars, including the informative RV factory showcase.

(Aug. 19, 2014) -- TriMas Corporation, a manufacturer of engineered and applied products, announced today the transition of leadership within its Packaging business segment. Lynn Brooks, president of Rieke Packaging Systems, announced he will retire as president. David Pritchett will succeed Brooks as president of Rieke Packaging Systems.

When Shasta RV decided to release a true-to-the-original update of the 1961 Airflyte, company leaders figured it would go over well. “I thought it would be popular, I thought there would be a lot of people who would think, ‘That’s cool,’” said Mark Lucas, president of the Forest River Inc. subsidiary. “We thought it would be […]

(Aug. 19, 2014) -- First State Bank Belmond, Iowa, and Winnebago Industries Foundation proudly present The Texas Tenors as they take the stage at the North Iowa Community Auditorium on the NIACC campus at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, September 5.

(Aug. 19, 2014) -- "I designed and painted it to imply a Victorian painted lady, complete with gazing ball, porch swing, flowers, and two pretty kitties," said Bradford. "I painted the back of the trailer with a bike and fly rod to ride to catch trout, and I concealed the lights by painting them to look like flower pots, and sewer hose to look like sidewalk."

(Aug. 19, 2014) -- Safe-Guard Products International in Atlanta, Ga., announced that Jardon Bouska has joined the company as Chief Operating Officer.

(Aug. 19, 2014) -- “No single mold of sustainability will fit the diverse needs of the camp community," said Smith. "Instead, camps can use the resources and support of GCI to implement systems that work for their unique program.”

(Aug. 19, 2014) -- Insect hunting as sport has entered the 21st century with this fun, new non-toxic device. The Bug-A-Salt utilizes ordinary table salt is utilized as a lethal projectile with accuracy range of within 3 feet. Bugs will remain whole for easy clean up.