Month: March 2017

(March 1, 2017) -- Louisiana state parks took about a $4.6 million cut in this latest cycle of mid-year cuts, and Bistineau State Park Manager David Jett said the park is already struggling.

(March 1, 2017) -- Antelope Island State Park, which draws about 400,000 visitors a year, generates just shy of $1 million annually through hunting tags and bison sales — money that one lawmaker says should stay in the park's coffers.

(March 1, 2017) -- Wompatuck State Park includes 570 acres of land in Norwell, but the only Norwell entrance to the park is a small one at the end of Mount Blue Street.

(March 1, 2017) -- New volunteer sign-ups and orientation sessions are scheduled for three Sierra Gold Sector state parks. These include South Yuba River State Park, Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park and Empire Mine State Historic Park.

(March 1, 2017) -- The Teton Valley RV Park rezone, which would enable massive expansion on the property, came in front of the Victor City Council for a second public hearing on Feb. 22.

(March 1, 2017) -- In early 2016, police in Fort Pierce issued a trespass warning to James Leroy Marker and forced him out of the RV park where he had moved shortly after surrendering his house in a divorce, according to court records and the park manager.

(March 1, 2017) -- Navistar International Corporation today announced the closing of its wide-ranging strategic alliance with Volkswagen Truck & Bus, which includes an equity investment in Navistar by Volkswagen Truck & Bus and framework agreements for a procurement joint venture and strategic technology and supply collaboration.

(March 1, 2017) -- The choice of base vehicles used by motorhome and campervan manufacturers is set to extend even further after several new vans were launched.

(March 1, 2017) -- TriMas Corporation reported a loss of $67.4 million in its fourth quarter. The Bloomfield Hills, Mich.-based company said it had a loss of $1.48 per share. Earnings, adjusted for asset impairment costs and severance costs, came to 30 cents per share.

(March 1, 2017) -- Cummins is expanding its suite of digital tools, with apps that offer quicker and easier access to engine fault codes and more. Anyone with an iOS or Android smartphone or tablet can use the cloud-based Guidanz app to read fault codes and other information about engines built since Model Year 2007.