U.S. June Jobs Gains Calm Economic Concerns

By beating headline market expectations in a big way, the employment report for June released today (July 8) provides a reassuring assessment of the U.S. labor market and, more generally, the well-being of consumers. According to a Bloomberg report, it also was encouraging that the labor participation rate ticked up after a steep two-month decline that took […]

First U.S. Forest Service Campground Turns 100

The first developed campground on public lands in the United States turns 100 this month, KVAL TV in Eugene, Ore., reported. Eagle Creek Campground opened to the public in July 1916. The campground is now part of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. The waterfall-rich Eagle Creek Trail departs from the south end of the area en […]

Campkin’s Floorplan Finder Aids Sales Process

Ontario-based Campkin’s RV Centre has developed a way to “intelligently search hundreds of RVs by asking a series of simple qualifying questions,” according to a press release. The “Floorplan Finder” helps potential RV buyers, particularly first-time buyers, narrow down hundreds of RVs so they can more easily find the models that matches their needs. Within […]

Little Guy Anticipates Record Crowd at ‘Tearstock’

Little Guy Worldwide, a distributor of teardrop campers, is gearing up for its 4th Annual Tearstock Rolling Home Tour slated to run July 12-16 at the Atwood Lake Campground in Mineral City, Ohio. The event sponsored by Little Guy Worldwide draws owners of the iconic teardrop trailers from across the U.S., the North Canton, Ohio-based company […]

Utah-Based Nielson RV Adding Second Location

Utah-based Nielson RV broke ground Thursday (July 7) on a new 22,000-square-foot facility located in St. George. As reported by the St. George News, the new facility will be the second location for the family-owned company which opened the doors on its Hurricane store in 2001. “We’re building a seven-acre facility with an option of […]