Month: July 2017

(July 3, 2017) -- Many people are celebrating the Fourth of July with their families; either traveling or hosting relatives for the weekend, but around 500 campers are enjoying our nation’s birthday at Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park of Sioux Falls.

(July 3, 2017) -- Campers began the orderly process of checking into Big Lake State Park late last week, just prior to the dawn of yet another fun-filled Fourth of July in the outdoors of Northwest Missouri.

(July 3, 2017) -- Brad Gibson's ties to the Chattanooga region are deep enough he sees the move as a logical step for his young family. About four weeks ago, the 41-year-old began managing the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' 3,488-acre park, located about 20 miles southwest of Chattanooga.

(July 3, 2017) -- Hundreds of campers were forced to end their weekend plans early at nearby campgrounds like Cogburn Beach Recreation Site, which are rustic camping areas along Harrison Lake.

(July 3, 2017) -- Many things about campers and camping have changed since Lisa May’s parents, Don and Liz Keepers, opened Keepers RV in 1963. But for owners Lisa and her husband Jack May, one important thing remains the same: Everyone at Keepers loves camping.

(July 3, 2017) -- Call it Glamping 101, Carmen Burrows and her family have been camping at Hammonasset Beach State Park for more than half a century.

(July 3, 2017) -- Clearly, my husband hates me. Only that can explain the beat-up RV sitting in my driveway, a constant reminder of the three-week camping trip on which we are about to embark.

(July 3, 2017) -- Four-year-old Katherine Appleton of Derry and her family are avid campers, but because of her medical needs, sleeping in a tent was difficult.

(July 3, 2017) -- Anyone who has ever gone camping has a story about it, because something always goes wrong.

(July 3, 2017) - Jason Industries owner Jason Franklin said that the company, located at 1500 West Lusher Avenue, was selling its truck cap division to ATC Truck Covers, an Ottawa, Kansas-based company. The move will affect 70 workers in Elkhart, some of which will be moved to other divisions, but Franklin said a few layoffs are expected.