Month: November 2015

(Nov. 4, 2015) -- All Valley RV Center, an Acton-based RV super center, announced today the promotion of Jordan Heck to sales manager. Heck has worked in the RV industry for 14 years, spending the last 10 years working as a salesman for the dealership.

(Nov. 4, 2015) -- LKQ Corporation announced that a member of management will be presenting at investor conferences in November and December.

(Nov. 4, 2015) -- Flexsteel Industries Director James R. Richardson sold 6,579 shares of the business’s stock for a total of $290,462.85.

(Nov. 4, 2015) -- Mile 14, in Namibia, which has been closed for the past nine years, will be open to the public from Dec. 9 this year and will boast a host of new facilities, including hot showers, flush toilets, a pub and grill restaurant, as well as electrified campsites.

(Nov. 4, 2015) -- Olympic Hot Springs Road reopened Monday morning, but Hurricane Ridge Road and the Elwha Campground remained closed after weekend snow and rain.

Today’s video comes from Bristol, Ind.-based Haulmark Motor Coach, offering an overview of its quad-slide Status luxury coach. To view the video click here or scroll down the right side of the RVBUSINESS.com home page.

(Nov. 4, 2015) -- A barn, which was built in the early 1900s, is being renovated by the Cook County, Ill., Forest Preserve District. In fact, Camp Sullivan has been completely renovated to create a public campground with a range of lodging and camping options, nature-themed programs and events.

America’s aftermarket car industry is showing off this week in Las Vegas. It’s SEMA – the huge, and we mean huge, trade show. This year’s edition features 2,500 exhibitors and will draw 140,000 attendees. KDWN TV reported that the Specialty Equipment Market Association – SEMA for short – is an important part of America’s auto industry. […]

(Nov. 4, 2015) -- A bull-riding and concert event in Huntsville, Tenn., that was to have been headlined by Confederate Railroad at Trails End Campground this weekend has been cancelled.

Americans turned slightly more anxious about the job market this month. The Associated Press reported that the Conference Board’s consumer confidence index fell to 97.6 in October, down from a nine-month high of 102.6 in September. “Consumers still rate current conditions favorably, but they do not anticipate the economy strengthening much in the near-term,” said […]