Month: September 2015

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- On Tuesday, Sept. 1, the Douglas Ranger District, Coronado National Forest is reopening the Cochise Stronghold Campground for the fall camping season.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- The National Park Service announced today that it will extend the season at Cape Point Campground, in Avon, N.C., keeping it open almost three additional months through the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- Last Monday, Aug. 24, the U.S. Forest Service held an onsite meeting with the contractor who did improvement work at Fremont Campground in Wyoming.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- This Labor Day weekend what’s believed to be the longest zip line in California will be opening in the scenic mountains of the La Jolla Indian Reservation in the northeastern part of the county.

RV dealers can learn about automatic lift safety during a free dealer webinar on Sept. 3 at noon EDT, hosted by the Mike Molino RV Learning Center in conjunction with strategic partner KPA. Participants can register online. According to a press release, the increased risk of injury involving automotive lifts could leave the RV and auto industries open for […]

K.Z. Inc. announced the first delivery of its just introduced Venom, a high-profile, wide-body toy hauler, to Athens RV Sales in Athens, Texas. “Venom was designed to be a totally different kind of toy hauler,” explained Mike Mack, Venom and Durango product manager in a press release. “It has all the traditional features that buyers […]

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- As the search continues for a Pacific Grove, Calif., man who went missing nearly three weeks ago, his family said there is reason to believe he is alive and out in the wilderness in Carmel Valley.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- The manager of Cove Palisades State Park provided more details Monday in the wake of a 280-acre fire traced to an accidental disposal of unburned charcoal that destroyed two homes and several outbuildings and prompted evacuations on Saturday.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- Out of an abundance of caution, official from the Centers for Disease Control, NPS Office of Public Health, and California Department of Public Health recommend treatment to reduce the flea population at Tamarack Flat Campground and at Glacier Point.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- Deep into the Picayune Strand State Forest, a couple of campers spotted a human skull, and now the Collier County, Fla., Sheriff's Office is asking for help in solving the mystery of who the remains are from.