Month: May 2016

(May 3, 2016) -- Conejo Wholesale Auto & RV in Thousand Oaks, Calif., recently answered the call for camping gear for kids by donating $2,000 in an effort to introduce 120 at-risk local youth to the great outdoors.

(May 3, 2016) -- the Talladega, Ala., Coroner's Office tells ABC 33/40 that the bodies of two men, ages 19 and 48, were found Sunday on the north side of the Talladega campgrounds.

The Great American Country (GAC) cable channel Wednesday (May 4) will debut the second season of ”Going RV,” an RIVR Media production that depicts a variety of RV consumers making a choice about which of three RVs they will purchase. The 22-episode series will air two half-hour segments back-to-back Wednesday and on May 11 and […]

(May 3, 2016) — Dicor Corporation will be the title sponsor for the inaugural running of the Catch Your Breath 5K fun run on May 21, to benefit Tech’s Respiratory Care program.

(May 3, 2016) — Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park invites you to “Find Your Park” on Saturday, May 7 with free ferry tickets to Georges and Spectacle Islands, the North End Waterfront reported.

(May 3, 2016) -- Cummins Inc. reported today that its first quarter revenues of $4.3 billion decreased 9 percent from the same quarter in 2015.

(May 3, 2016) -- A 34-year-old Gold Beach, Ore., man apparently drowned in the lower Rogue River after walking away from a campsite early Friday morning.

Winegard Co. has introduced the DISH Playmaker portable automatic satellite HDTV antenna developed exclusively for DISH high definition and standard definition programming. According to a press release, mobile TV viewers will find the DISH Playmaker ideal for a variety of outdoor activities such as tailgating, RVing, camping and hunting. The new DISH Playmaker antenna is […]

(May 3, 2016) -- Lake Rudolph Campground & RV Resort in Santa Claus, Ind., announced over $1.25 million in additions and improvements in anticipation of the 2016 season.

(May 3, 2016) -- The widow of an Indiana monster truck driver killed after he tried to stop an angry, drugged motorist's vehicular rampage through a crowd of patrons at a country music concert in Scott County is suing the campground that hosted the "Full Throttle" holiday festival and the event vendor now charged in the death.