Month: February 2016

U.S. auto sales fell slightly in January because of the East Coast snowstorm, but analysts say demand remains strong and buyers will likely head back into dealerships this month. The Associated Press reported that sales fell less than 1% to 1.1 million, according to Autodata Corp. The mid-January storm, which buried New York and Washington […]

Good Sam has released the 50th anniversary edition of the 2016 Good Sam RV Travel & Savings Guide, which bills itself as the most recognized source of RV park and campground information in North America. Celebrating a half-century of providing value and service to RVing customers, the 1736-page guide includes a special feature retracing the parallel journeys […]

Meyer Distributing has partnered with WHRZT!, a supplier of GPS and trailer tracking security solutions, to distribute WHRZT!’s first utility trailer tracking unit. “We are proud to partner with Meyer Distributing, and believe this is just the beginning of a longstanding relationship,” said WHRZT! CEO Jim Nalley in a press release. “We believe this partnership is […]

(Jan. 2, 2016) -- The accuracy of the inventory data is critical to their business. With this certification, our Reynolds and Reynolds customers will have peace of mind knowing we providesafe, reliable access to their DMS data through the most secure process available," said Basha.

(Feb. 2, 2016) -- The c-tourer range of A-class motorhomes has been expanded with the introduction of the c-tourer I 144 LE ‘epic’. It offers large single beds at the rear, a luxury bathroom, corner kitchen with separate fridge as well as an L-shaped lounge seating group with side seat bench. The entire motorhome is still under 7m in length.

(Feb. 2, 2016) -- Shawnee recently added two new beautiful glamping tents overlooking the nationally designated Wild and Scenic Delaware River, which allow glampers to come and go as they please. Enjoy a morning cup of joe on a glamping deck and soak in the serene river view before heading to the Inn for breakfast.

(Feb. 2, 2016) -- It was while he was standing atop Lookout Mountain on New Year’s Eve, 2014, that David Woodbury, chief executive officer and co-founder of Camp Native, a startup tech company that allows users to list, discover, and reserve campsites online, decided that he wanted to locate an office in Spearfish, S.D.

(Feb. 2, 2016) -- The Farmery has opened its Airstream Kitchen at The Fronteir in Research Triangle Park, serving lunch on weekdays. The Farmery is the brainchild of Ben Greene, who came up with the business idea for a student design project while studying at N.C. State University.

(Feb. 2, 2016) -- A little-noticed Washington State Parks proposal to build dozens of cabins just east of Snoqualmie Pass is raising concerns from wildlife advocates who say the development would jeopardize the success of a nearby Interstate 90 wildlife overpass.

(Feb. 2, 2016) - The owner of the site says two pumps clogged after residents flushed down items they shouldn’t have and that caused some sewage to spill onto the ground.