Month: April 2015

(April 10, 2015) -- General Electric is poised to sell its enormous real estate portfolio in a sale that could fetch about $30 billion to Blackstone and Wells Fargo.

(April 10, 2015) — Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, builders of the unique ‘house-like’ RVs, has just been Certified Green by TRA Certification. They will begin labeling their homes with TRA’s green label and have earned the Bronze level of certification.

(April 10, 2015) -- Drew Industries today announced that Joseph S. Giordano III, chief financial officer and treasurer, will be leaving the company to pursue other business opportunities.

(April 10, 2015) -- For those who enjoy the great outdoors, camping during the springtime can be a perfect weekend getaway. However, if you don’t want to leave your four-legged friends behind while setting out on your adventure, try bringing them along.

(April 10, 2015) -- Though the fees for vehicle entry at provincial state parks will remain the same, campsite fees are up by 20 percent. A new provincial campsite reservation service is also being introduced this year. It's provided by Camis, a campsite management provider based in Guelph, Ontario.

(April 10, 2015) -- The Almanor Ranger District of the Lassen National Forest In California is seeking volunteer campground hosts for the 2015 camping season.

(April 10, 2015) -- A volunteer campground host is needed for the 2015 camping season at the Forest Service managed Little Grass Valley Reservoir complex of campgrounds, outside of La Porte, Cailf.

(April 10, 2015) -- The Minnesota Court of Appeals affirmed Goodhue County's 2014 decision to revoke the conditional-use permit of Hidden Valley Campground, which could drive the final stake in a debate that's lasted most of the past decade.

(April 10, 2015) -- A Houston County man charged with assault and robbery in connection with the injuries suffered by a woman during an incident at a Henry County campground last summer will have to stand trial as an adult.

(April 10, 2015) -- A crackdown has been urged to stop people taking advantage of public camping areas and then leaving others to clean up the mess left behind in Gisbourne, New Zealand.