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(April 17, 2012) -- RV dealers and enthusiasts from all over the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley are gearing up for the 11th annual Chilliwack Humdinger RV Sale & Show, being held April 19-22 at Heritage Park, reports the Chilliwack Times.

(April 17, 2012) -- Cybergrass Bluegrass Music News reports that the University Station RV Resort in Auburn is hosting the first annual Bluegrass on the Plains Festival, scheduled for May 23-27.

(April 17, 2012) -- MerleFest is being held April 26-29, but campers are expected to start arriving Wednesday at the Wilkesboro Fire Department's campground at Wilkesboro's wastewater treatment plant. More than 2,000 people will camp there during the festival, reports the Winston-Salem Journal.

(April 17, 2012) -- The Chanhassen Villager reports that because of the warmer than usual spring, the Baylor Regional Park campground in Carver County will open on May 4, a week earlier than originally planned.

(April 17, 2012) -- Three adults were arrested and more than 60 grams of hashish, over an ounce of processed marijuana, LSD, scales and drug paraphernalia were discovered at the Lucky Loggers RV Park in Coos Bay Friday, reports KCBY.com.

(April 17, 2012) -- The Fond du Lac Reporter writes that 30-year-old Elizabeth C. Lapple pleaded guilty Monday to one count of possessing more than 10,000 grams of marijuana with intent to deliver. The drugs were discovered in an RV she was driving in Herman, Wis.

(April 17, 2012) -- A New Brunswick, Canada couple was flown to a N.J. hospital Monday after their motorhome flipped on Route 1 in West Windsor, reports Patch.com.

(April 17, 2012) -- The city of Brunswick has signed an agreement with Knoxville-based River & Trail Outfitters for the company to lease and operate the city's campground for the next five years, reports Gazette.Net: Maryland Community News Online.

(April 17, 2012) -- The Herald reports that natural instinct kicked in when 33-year-old Benjamin Cagle, of York, saw two men fall into a pond after their boat overturned at a McConnells campground. He was able to rescue one of the men, but the other drowned.

(April 17, 2012) -- Mobile RV promotions create exciting and effective marketing opportunities that let corporations interact directly with their consumer. Using the branding power and mobility of wrapped motorhomes, businesses can literally roll up on the front lines of their core demographic, hitting as many markets as they wish on a single tour, Tischler said.. For added impact and additional reach, companies use their social media pages to create even more buzz, by encouraging fans to interact and follow their tours online.