Month: May 2017

(May 16, 2017) -- There is something nostalgic and comforting about a shiny silver Airstream, but it takes a nice chunk of change to afford one of these cozy campers. One company lets you experience the perks of life on the road in a luxury airstream trailer for a fraction of the cost.

Ford is to announce a plan to cut 10% of its global workforce later this week, the Wall Street Journal reported. The Dearborn automaker has been under pressure both from its board of directors and from shareholders in recent days to show that its strategic plan is working as U.S. industry sales begin to decline […]

Alexa Szybowicz has joined Dicor Corp. as its new marketing specialist, bringing several years of sales and marketing experience to the role. “We are thrilled to welcome Alexa to our team as an integral part of our mission to expand our efforts in the marketing department,” says Larry Lebryk, director of marketing, in a press release. “She […]

(May 16, 2017) -- The West Michigan park located on the shores of Lake Michigan at 6585 Lake Harbor Road will host its annual Vintage Camper Gathering from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on June 3.

(May 16, 2017) -- Oregon’s state parks are home to some of the state’s most beautiful views, and some of Oregon’s cushiest campgrounds. From campsites with ocean views to yurts equipped with cable TV and hot showers, we’re not talking about roughing it at these comfort-filled destinations.

(May 16, 2017) -- The Dogs off the Leash group showed up to the Arrowhead Campground in Eminence with heavy equipment to lend a helping hand.

(May 16, 2017) -- Nearly half the campsites in Kings Canyon National Park will be closed over the Memorial Day holiday due to tree hazards, including the popular Sunset Campground, U.S. Park Service officials said Monday.

(May 16, 2017) -- Liberal cabinet minister Victor Boudreau says he's walking away from his 20 percent stake in a controversial Shediac campground proposal.

(May 16, 2017) -- The Yukon government is considering stepping in to stop campers from laying claim to campsites days before they actually intend to stay there.

(May 16, 2017) -- In the 1970s and 80s, Animaland was a popular attraction in southern New Brunswick. The site closed more than two decades ago, but this summer the tourist attraction from year's past is making a comeback.