Month: January 2015

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- BBC Autos scoured Quora.com, the question and answer community, to look into the lives of true RVers to see what the draw to the open road is and is it as picturesque as it seems.

(Jan. 23, 2015) — MPowerD's Luci EMRG solar light is now available for consumers to purchase.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- South Dakota tourism officials unveiled the new marketing campaign, a riff on the stat's "Great Faces. Great Places" slogan, in 2015 make South Dakota your "great place."

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- The Alabama State Park System will offer free camping Feb. 8 to 12 during its Customer Appreciation Days. During the event, campers can stay for up to five nights based upon the availability of campsites.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- Members of the Iowa Natural Resources Commission are calling on the split-control Legislature and Gov. Terry Branstad to support a penny increase in the state’s sales tax, which automatically would boost money outdoor recreation and resource enhancements by about $150 million a year.

(Jan. 23, 2015) — Ocean Lakes Family Campground is hosting its 15th Annual Beach n' Boogie Weekend Feb. 13-14, with events and activities for all ages.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- Next Saturday, the Florida Forest Service will host a free Festival in the Woods at Picayune Strand State Forest including guided hikes, bike tours, and more to show that there's plenty of wilderness available for use close to home.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- An Arizona man and his wife are suing over claims he was injured on a staircase at Twin Falls Resort State Park in Wyoming County, W.Va.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- Blakeley State Park, in Alabama, has named Mike Bunn to the position of assistant director adding needed strength in several areas of the historic site’s operations.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- After going from frigid temperatures to warmer ones, natural erosion caused a rockslide to occur at Pictograph Caves State Park.