Month: February 2017

(Feb. 24, 2017) -- Norman said she hopes to purchase the roughly 14-acres on Delta Downs Road and turn it into a 114-space luxury RV park, although on Thursday she stated it may be closer to 97 spaces. She saidd her plans were dependent on if the police jury rezoned it from "central business commercial" to "RV park."

(Feb. 24, 2017) -- An occupant of a recreational vehicle was robbed of his laptop and cellphone on Friday in Fremont by two men who impersonated police officers, police said on Wednesday.

(Feb. 24, 2017) -- Your first step in purchasing an RV is to ask yourself what you would like to do in your recreational vehicle. Are you using it to travel the country? What sizes and styles do you prefer? Do you want a new or a used RV?

(Feb. 24, 2017) -- Marcus Lemonis has filed a countersuit against Bow Truss coffee shop and its owner Phil Tadros. Lemonis and his food holdings company, ML Foods, allege fraudulent inducement and breach of secured promissory note.

(Feb. 24, 2017) — To optimize the production and inventory of its technical fabrics, and assist sales efforts, Safety Components named Ana-Maria Petrea merchandise planning manager. John Pierce, WeatherMax product manager, made the announcement.

(Feb. 24, 2017) -- Southern Illinois University Carbondale is offering some lodging for the upcoming solar eclipse. The university says it will open its Student Recreation Center doors for indoor camping.

(Feb. 24, 2017) -- More people can get close to nature and enjoy staying and sleeping in the Peak District countryside, thanks to new accessible camping facilities. An accessible camping pod has been installed at the Peak District National Park’s North Lees campsite, near Hathersage.

(Feb. 24, 2017) -- The Carbon County Commission has approved a petition to vacate roads and rights-of-way in the Scofield Reservoir Campsite Subdivision. The approval followed the reading of a prepared motion from Commissioner Casey Hopes during the regular commission meeting of Feb. 15.

(Feb. 24, 2017) -- According to a recent study, 42 percent of Iowa workers said “it’s good for their boss to see them as a work ‘martyr,’” willing to sacrifice their vacation time for work. This is three percent higher than the national average.

A reminder to North America’s RV dealer body: Here’s hoping that retailers with the time and inclination to complete the 2017 RVB/Wells Fargo Survey, a quick, non-intrusive, 20-question poll first introduced on Feb. 13, will do so by the end of business on Monday, Feb. 27. Any dealer who hasn’t gotten the survey, which takes […]