Month: August 2016

(Aug. 5, 2016) -- Dealers are hoping that the Schechtmans and other visitors to the show are motivated to buy RVs and help the industry maintain momentum that's been building over the past six years. That's important for the industry in northern Indiana, which is responsible for tens of thousands of jobs and accounts for roughly 80 percent of RVs made in the country.

(Aug. 5, 2016) -- These days, 20 years into retirement for Melvin and Elaine Halvorson, they take to the road in an fifth wheel, complete with fireplace and central vac, pulled by a three-quarter ton diesel truck.

Americans remained optimistic about their economic prospects in Q2 2016, despite being in the midst of a contentious presidential election season, according to figures from Nielsen. Research Live reported that the latest Consumer Confidence Index data from Nielsen showed there was a three-point confidence increase from the first to the second quarter of 2016. In contrast, […]

(Aug. 5, 2016) -- Marcus Lemonis learned a great deal about business from selling candy as a kid, taking a lousy job from Lee Iacocca, leading as CEO of Camping World in Lincolnshire, and investing in several companies.

(Aug. 5, 2016) -- The boy had been living in the camper with his two parents and another child around two years old. The second child was found to be in good health.

(Aug. 5, 2016) -- Nowadays campers are spoilt for choice when it comes to types of accommodation, with teepees, yurts and even 10 person tents you can erect in minutes on offer.

(Aug. 5, 2016) -- East Lindsey District Council has given the green light to a controversial proposal for land at The Queen’s Head pub in Legbourne to be used for the siting of four bell-shaped tents for glamping - “glamorous camping.”

(Aug. 5, 2016) -- Cummins officials celebrated the introduction of the company’s new 2017 product line of diesel engines by inviting employees to a launch party today in downtown Columbus, Ohio.

(Aug. 5, 2016) -- A mobile home at site 2 was engulfed in flames at Sun Valley Campground in Stafford, Conn. Multiple towns were called in for mutual aid. It took about an hour and a half to put out the fire.

After serving four years in the Army, Michael Trotter Jr. wanted to explore the America he and his counterparts fought for. “I remember saying to myself in Kuwait, if I made it home, I’m definitely going to travel,” said Trotter, 34. “What is it about America that several of my battle buddies gave their lives […]