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(Oct. 29, 2012) -- Despite their impressive resumes and offers of career counseling, many former Navistar International Corp. workers are struggling to find jobs in their chosen field, writes the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette.

(Oct. 29, 2012) -- On Wednesday, Oct. 31, Ivy Tech Community College will host a recreational vehicle industry forum from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Elcona Country Club in Bristol, reports the South Bend Tribune.

(Oct. 29, 2012) -- Presidential candidate Mitt Romney took his campaign a little deeper in the NASCAR world Saturday with a stop at the Martinsville Speedway where his campaign sponsored John Wes Townley's No. 09 Toyota Tundra in the Camping World Trucks Series race, Autoweek reported.

(Oct . 29, 2012) -- “Volunteering for an RVAA committee only takes about one to two hours of your time every month, and provides great opportunities to network, grow the RV aftermarket and work on rewarding projects,” said Hallen. “About 12 percent of members are actively involved on RVAA committees.”

(Oct. 29, 2012) -- On Oct. 20, more than 300 campers gathered for the Campout on the Oso Creek Trail, a free community campout sponsored by the city of Mission Viejo, reports the OCRegister.

(Oct. 29, 2012) -- Brock's Welding Services in Carrollton was getting motorists' attention last week for having an unusual sight in its parking lot: a Winnebago recreational vehicle suspended in air with two huge black rings surrounding it, writes the Times-Georgian.

(Oct. 29, 2012) -- "We really wanted to make this site user-friendly,” said Johnson. “We know more and more of our customers are using mobile devices to search the Internet.  We want to make sure these customers can easily find and view up-to-date Starcraft product information on whatever device they prefer.”

(Oct. 29, 2012) -- In Florida, portions of Sebastian Inlet State Park are temporarily closed due to Hurricane Sandy.

(Oct. 29, 2012) -- According to a survey conducted by research company Pure Profile for caravan and motorhome producer Jayco, Australians would rather take to the road in caravans, motorhomes and other recreational vehicles than buy a holiday home, reports The Australian.

(Oct. 29, 2012) -- Half of the home was finished in Tampa, Fla. during the RNC on Aug. 28 and the other half was finished in Charlotte, N.C. on Sept. 3 during the DNC. State delegates from both conventions hammered nails and painted alongside Pennington and volunteers from Champion and the partnering organizations.