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(Sept. 27, 2013) -- Spanish company Ovicuo's Kangoo Camper Travelpack features many camping creature comforts, allowing travelers to set up camp and pack up easily, reports Treehugger.

(Sept. 29, 2013) -- Dallas star Larry Hagman's 1984 Airstream motorhome is among a list of TV and film goods that will be be sold at an auction by Premiere Props in Los Angeles on Sept. 28, reports the Caravan Times.

(Sept. 27, 2013) -- In 2012, Elkhart County ranked No. 1 in the nation for job growth. While the rest of the country averaged 1.9 percent growth, Elkhart County experienced 7.4 percent. Elkhart made headlines for its high unemployment years ago, so it's no surprise its recovery is equally notable, writes WNDU.

(Sept. 27, 2013) -- Two channels of the Platte River, that flow on either side of the Gothenburg KOA, burst over their banks last weekend. But the flood water in the campground is different this time, reports the Gothenburg Times.

(Sept. 27, 2013) -- The Greenfield Daily Reporter says engine maker Cummins Inc. will keep its corporate headquarters in Columbus, despite looking for a larger office complex in Indianapolis, according to company spokesman Jon Mills.

(Sept. 27, 2013) -- On Thursday, Sept. 26, 93 percent of Rocky Mountain National Park had reopened to the public. Fees at the entrances, campgrounds and backcountry will not be charged through the weekend.

(Sept. 27, 2013) -- Acting Chiricahua National Monument Superintendent Robert Love announced Wednesday that the entire Bonita Canyon Campground is now fully open. Portions of the campground have been closed since early July, due to the potential of significant flash flooding during the monsoon.

(Sept. 27, 2013) -- For five years, Jerry Wheeler, owner of Sky Island Campground in Old Fort, has succeeded in frightening locals and out-of-towners with his Scare Island Haunted Trail. This year will be no different, writes McDowell News.

(Sept. 27, 2013) -- The Augusta Chronicle reports that a petition drive was launched this week to restore an Army Corps of Engineers program that allowed non-profit groups to manage campgrounds at Thurmond Lake and other sites nationwide.

(Sept. 27, 2013) -- A Big Storage is doing something unique; the owner will allow camper owners to pay in proportion to the space they are using. If they are only using a partial amount of the space, they only pay a partial amount of the total price, reports Self Storage Industry News.