Month: March 2019

Freedom may require a great effort for many people, ample compromise and significant life adjustments, but the resulting lifestyle makes the effort worthwhile. Source

Living the RV life is an attractive prospect for many retirees. The freedom and flexibility afforded by RV living is second to none. But just because you’re retired, it doesn’t mean you have to stop working. Source

Being onsite and actually viewing all it takes to bring an item from raw materials, to shelf ready products, leads to a memorable and enhanced learning experience where a student -- or adult -- is much more likely to understand, and retain, what they have learned. Source

Today’s guest is Tara Sage, the founder of RV Nomadic Lifestyle. She has been traveling the nation full-time for a number of years with her partner, Carl, to help others to embrace their dream of travel – well before they retire. Her goal is to help people get started on pursuing their dream – but faster. She does that through educational services on her website and one-on-one coaching. Source

The reason we never saw our work week reduced despite technology making our jobs easier is because we never lowered our desire for more stuff, bigger houses, better cars, more elaborate vacations and fatter bank accounts. We never learned the secret of being content. Source

According to a court filing released today, KS2, a creditor owed more than $7 million by EHGNA, informed the court it has retained counsel and sought to form a creditor committee. KS2 objected to the expedited sales process for a number of reasons, but singled out the "short time frame" for the pending sale of company assets. Source

The Walla Walla District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, invites interested parties to submit proposals for a mobile commercial concession at Dent Acres Campground, at Corps of Engineers-operated campground on Dworshak Dam and Reservoir, near Orofino. Source

The Hancock city council recently approved a grant application that, if received, would help make improvements to the bathrooms, playgrounds, and overall energy efficiency of Hancock Campground. Source

The owner of a seasonal RV campground located at a 100-acre property on Concession Road 5 just north of Loretto has lost the township’s support to operate year-round. Source

A Yukon small claims court judge has ordered Beaver Creek RV Park to pay an Ontario couple more than $5,000 for selling them watered-down gas mixed with diesel that caused their rental vehicle to break down. Source