Month: January 2017

(Jan. 2, 2016) — The Pennsylvania RV and Camping Association announced Pre-Delivery Inspection training is coming to Pennsylvania Jan. 9. The training will be held at the Days Inn Oil City from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Lunch will be provided. Training is free ($200 value) and open to PRVCA members only. The event qualifies for 6 recertification hours.

(Jan. 2, 2017) -- “National parks, known for their priceless beauty, are a bargain anytime, but on these10 days in 2017, they really will be priceless,” said Jarvis. “Fee-free days provide an extra incentive to experience these amazing places.”

(Jan. 2, 2016) — In 2016, SylvanSport focused on making their line of GO and GO Easy mobile adventure gear trailers more accessible to their customers, the company stated in a press release.

(Jan. 2, 2016) -- Employees need to know how to differentiate hazardous waste from universal waste and general trash. Materials that aren't allowed in the dumpster can incur penalties. A dealer’s exposure to fines multiplies with the number of dumpsters and company sites.

(Jan. 2, 2017) -- Users simply feed the seat belt through both webbing handles on the top of the harness, click the buckle into the seat belt of a car and the dog is ready for the drive. Users only have to fit the harness to a dog once.

(Jan. 2, 2017) -- Crews battled the fire all night Friday, but were unable to save the 100 feet by 60 feet structure which was leased by the Alaska RV Center for use as a shop, the Newsminer reported.

(Jan. 2, 2017) -- Camping World currently operates stores in Roanoke and Winchester, Va., and has identified other Virginia markets for rapid expansion, all to be anchored by a supercenter in Richmond.

(Jan. 2, 2017) -- Stephen Hahn and his girlfriend, Teri, spend their winters in Florida. This year, they spent their Christmas Eve shopping at Camping World in Kissimmee, where Hahn said employees spoiled their holiday spirit, WFXT-TV reported.

(Jan. 2, 2017) -- New Year's celebrants in the area woke this morning to find overnight rain had turned the road and surrounding paddocks into a river bed, said Holly Fitzgerald, who observed the flood.

(Jan. 2, 2017) -- All the wagons are constructed with an aluminum frame and sturdy, weather-resistant wood such as fir, cypress and cedar. And just like campers, they come with modern conveniences such as running water, batteries and power converters.