Month: July 2017

(July 3, 2017) -- As flood waters continue to recede after portions of Mid Michigan received extensive flooding, not everyone was going to let the flooding take the fun out of their 4th of July holiday weekend, including campers at Bay City State Recreational Area.

(July 3, 2017) - At Mann RV on Route 122 in Rutland, the staff is working straight out, getting customer vehicles tuned up, tweaked and ready to go. “This is our Christmas Eve,” General Manager Jeffrey Wozniak said. “It’s crunch time right now. We’re busting our butts getting customers ready for the holiday.”

(July 3, 2017) -- Many people in our area have chosen to spend their Independence Day weekend camping with family and friends, and enjoying the great outdoors.

(July 3, 2017) -- New Hampshire officials on Sunday asked campground owners to make room for campers displaced by heaving rain and flooding, while Vermont's governor toured hard-hit communities in his state.

(July 3, 2017) -- Del and Kathy Shankle made it through a minor trial by fire early in their new roles as campground hosts at Keystone State Park, when the projector they were using to show campers a movie one evening broke.

(July 3, 2017) -- State park officials say there were no serious injuries during a brush fire at the Navajo Lake State Park, in Northwestern New Mexico near the Colorado border.

(July 3, 2017) -- This spring I replaced the front half of my camper floor — again. About four years ago I did the same project after water damage had wreaked havoc on the original floor.

(July 3, 2017) -- Stockholders of record on June 30 will be paid a dividend of 0.67 per share by the real estate investment trust on July 17.

(July 3, 2017) - MCPS is proud to announce that they are now supplier members of the Colorado, Kansas and Iowa associations. This brings MCPS to a total of 19 state and regional associations. Art Lieberman, president of MCPS, details how campground suppliers can be successful in their marketing efforts.

(July 3, 2017) -- More public recreation fatalities occur in July than any other month, so the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers asks everyone to play it safe while on, in, or near the water.