Month: February 2018

(Feb. 20, 2018) -- Iowa senators voted Monday to revamp the state’s system for reserving campsites at state parks. Current rules require that at least 50 percent but no more than 75 percent of the total number of campsites in each individual campground centralized reservation system be available for reservation.

(Feb. 20, 2018) -- The world’s largest 3-D print was completed Feb. 16 at Create Cafe 3D Printing on Circle Drive as part of a combined effort with Wave of the Future 3D and Saskatchewan Polytechnic, according to CKOM.

The Ally Academy and the Mike Molino RV Learning Center are teaming up to present the second in a three-part free webinar series on effective forecasting. The webinar, “Forecasting Effectively: Plan a Direct Route to a Profitable Year,” will be broadcast live on Feb. 27 at 11:30 a.m. (EST). “We are committed to supporting dealers and […]

(Feb. 20, 2018) -- “There’s definitely a need … for unique lodging opportunities,” said Adrienne Hall, the tourism coordinator for Darrington who previously worked for the U.S. Forest Service.

(Feb. 20, 2018) -- After several years of traveling the U.S., we had to switch to part-time RVing for family reasons. I miss morning hikes in new locations the most, but there are many things about a house that are wonderful, too.

(Feb. 20, 2018) -- The group Friends of the Pond held a public meeting Saturday at the East Bay Volunteer Fire Department hall to talk about why the community should be against the development.

(Feb. 20, 2018) -- For Romania and her husband Quincey, the "bouse" is the result of converting an old school bus into a house. The couple actual met on a DATA bus in Durham. It only made sense for them to take this path.

(Feb. 20, 2018) -- On a windy Presidents’ Day morning, a group of Rotary Club members set out to install flags outside of the Eastgate RV Mobile Park.

(Feb. 20, 2018) -- The Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce introduces the 2018 Ride and Recreation Show — a gala at Crossroads Mall, featuring auto dealers, car detailers, insurance agents, recreational vehicles, whitewater rafting and a one-stop shop for anyone who's in the market for a new ride.

(Feb. 20, 2018) -- A large patch of scorched and singed earth remains as a reminder of the chaotic event, but thankfully, no people or animals were hurt during the ordeal.