Month: February 2017

Fun Town RV’s Cleburne store finished 2016 as the No. 1 single location towable dealer in the United States, according data compiled by to Statistical Surveys Inc. In addition to Cleburne finishing No. 1 in the U.S., and in Texas, many of the Fun Town locations also finished strong in the Lone Star state. “I am not […]

SylvanSport announced a marketing partnership with BASS Pro Shops and Toyota, along with some of the premier manufacturers of outdoor equipment, including Yakima, GOPro, Yeti, Goal, Zero and Columbia for the ‘Outbound: A Cross Country Adventure’ tour. According to a press release,“Outbound: A Cross Country Adventure” is a real-time series documenting a two-month road trip across the entire country featuring Dylan […]

ASA Electronics has named Mark Wojtys as manager for the heavy-duty industry including the agriculture, construction and power sports divisions. According to a press release, Wojtys has been with the Elkhart, Ind.-based company for 10 years. His new responsibilities will include oversight of product development, strategic industry direction and overall sales for the heavy-duty segment. “It […]

Dometic will be showcasing its new brand identity and supporting daily prize drawings at Toronto’s Largest RV Show taking place March 2-5 at the International Centre in Ontario. According to a press release, Dometic is addressing the needs of RVers, boat owners, truck drivers and outdoor enthusiasts by making “Mobile Living Easy.” Dometic will be […]

(Feb. 27, 2017) — The cost to enjoy Louisiana’s state parks is going up a bit, KLFY News 10 reported.

(Feb. 27, 2017) — While rain is on the way out, crews are still busy working on the damage the recent storms left behind, KSBY 6 reported.

(Feb. 27, 2017) — The purpose of Poochapalooza is to celebrate our canine friends and encourage community members to visit Lake Louisa State Park and explore all the park has to offer them and their canine companions, the News Leader reported.

(Feb. 27, 2017) — You see that big tree looming over you? Or over your house, your car? Or along the trail at your favorite park? It could be what we call a “widow maker,” San Francisco Chronicle reported.

(Feb. 27, 2017) —  Conservation advocates are raising concerns about Gov. Paul LePage’s proposal to outsource two dozen jobs at Maine’s state parks and to eliminate management positions involved in overseeing historic sites or public lands, Portland Press Herald reported.

(Feb. 17, 2017) — Kremur Street has emerged as a potential location for a user pays recreational vehicle parking area in Albury, The Border Mail reported.