Month: April 2016

(April 20, 2016) -- Cummins Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Pat Ward sold 5,000 shares on April 18 for a total value of $582,314.88.

(April 20, 2016) -- In a sweet little spot along the Breitenbush River’s South Fork, a Salem, Ore., resident came across a campsite where someone had cut trees, strewn garbage and run hoses from the river into his campsite.

Upholstery and case goods resource Flexsteel Inds. said sales edged up 2.4% to $125.4 million in its third quarter, ended March 31, as demand for furniture continued to weaken due to “political and economic uncertainty.” The company said residential furniture sales rose 1.8% to $105.8 million, while commercial furniture sales were up 5.4% to $19.6 million. […]

One of the interesting tidbits to come out of the Equity Lifestyle Properties Inc. (ELS) conference call today (April 19) on its first-quarter financial results was the revelation by CEO Marguerite Nader that the Chicago-based real-estate investment trust made a bid for Carefree Communities Inc. “We reviewed the due-diligence material and we expressed an interest […]

(April 20, 2016) -- Stormwater at Cape Point has finally dried up, but so has the hope that the state will approve a National Park Service proposal to counter further flooding at the campground and ORV access ramps.

(April 20, 2016) -- Logistics is one of the many important aspects of Ragbrai that may not seem glamorous, but it is integral part of running a successful event.

(April 20, 2016) -- The trial for Kimberly McInnis, the woman accused of stabbing a man to death and then running him over at a campground, has been delayed until early July.

(April 20, 2016) -- Neighbors of a proposed campground alongside Old Route 42 in the Bushnellville area of the Town of Shandaken came to the town’s planning board meeting last Wednesday to try and put a stop to a mother/daughter plan for a campground on their 108- acre property.

(April 20, 2016) -- One order of business will be the consideration of an ordinance that would enact the city’s current 3.5 percent occupation tax on the new campground that will be built at the interchange.

(April 20, 2016) -- The Carter County Commission accepted a recommendation from the Carter County, Tenn., Planning Commission to make the county’s campground regulations less restrictive.