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(Jan. 14, 2013) -- The Star-Telegram reports the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is asking the legislature for an $18.9 million boost in funding to maintain its system of 95 parks. Without the funding, the newspaper says up to 20 parks may be closed.

(Jan. 14, 2013) -- On Thursday, a cooking fire destroyed an RV at the Fox Run RV Park north of Williston, just weeks after another fire destroyed an RV at the same park, reports the Williston Daily Herald.

(Jan. 14, 2013) -- In Ohio, Grand Lake St. Marys State Park will offer extended discounts in 2013.

(Jan. 14, 2013) -- Bank of the West announced today that it has signed on as the presenting sponsor of Rahlves' Banzai Tour, a downhill ski and snowboard event created by Daron Rahlves, the most decorated American downhill and Super G skier in U.S. history.

(Jan. 14, 2013) -- The Associated Press is reporting user fees for Red Cliffs Recreation Area in southern Utah would climb for the first time since 1997 under a plan proposed by federal land managers.

(Jan. 14, 2013) -- Winnebago Industries, Inc. is introducing the new Winnebago Sightseer and Itasca Sunova 35G floorplans to the retail market for the first time at the 2013 Florida RV SuperShow, Winnebago announced today.

(Jan. 14, 2013) -- Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., toured the Cummins Mid-Range Engine Plant in Columbus this morning, talking with workers and company leaders about the success of the company and how lawmakers can help Indiana businesses keep moving forward, writes The Republic.

(Jan. 14, 2013) -- In Florida, KeysNews.com reports the Jolly Roger Travel Park recently completed major renovations that Jackson said he hopes will make his park "a destination."

(Jan. 14, 2013) -- A dozen West Michigan RV dealers will represent more than 100 RV lines at the Grand Rapids Camper, Travel & RV Show, being held Jan. 17-20 at DeVos Place, reports MLive.com.

(Jan. 14, 2013) -- Citizens in Virginia spoke in opposition of an application to rezone an area of Jamestown Beach from business use to public lands at Wednesday’s James City County Planning Commission meeting, reports Williamsburg Yorktown Daily.