Month: August 2015

(Aug. 3, 2015) -- A fast-moving wildfire that started burning in Lake County, Calif., has grown to 54,000 acres and prompted additional evacuations Sunday night as containment remains at only 5 percent.

(Aug. 3, 2015) -- U.S. Forest Service officers are making the rounds to ensure visitors forgo campfires because of blistering temperatures and dry lands.

Rex M. Miner, 73, of Bellefontaine, Ohio, passed away Thursday (July 30) at Laurels of Worthington in Worthington. He was vice president and design engineer at Winnebago in Forest City, Iowa, and at Airstream Inc. in Jackson Center, Ohio. Former Airstream Chairman Larry Huttle remembers working with Miner at both Winnebago and Airstream where he served […]

(Aug. 3, 2015) -- Even those who love camping can’t help but complain about these 17 things that make any camping trip just a little bit worse.

(Aug. 3, 2015) -- Overnight campers and late night revellers have been littering Honley Wood with discarded beers cans, food packaging and broken glass.

(Aug. 3, 2015) -- A wildfire near Harrison Hot Springs, B.C. has grown to 45 hectares and has prompted the evacuation of two nearby campgrounds.

(Aug. 3, 2015) -- Three teenagers have been arrested after they crashed a vehicle fleeing an armed camper in Logan Canyon, Utah.

(Aug. 3, 2015) -- Downtown Galena was temporarily shut down yesterday as the Kansas Historic Route 66 Festival Camper Show ensued.

(Aug. 3, 2015) -- A camper who went missing Sunday from the Denny area in western Trinity County, Calif., has been found.

U.S. auto sales continued their strong pace in July as the appetite for trucks and sport-utility vehicles overcame the fading popularity of fuel-efficient cars. According to a Wall Street Journal report, the auto industry is on pace to break 17 million vehicle sales for the year, the strongest level in more than a decade, as […]