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(Nov. 11, 2011) -- The Times Record News reports that registration fees have gone up for vehicles, trucks, trailers and travel trailers in Texas.

(Nov. 11, 2011) -- Mel Hambelton Ford, one of Wichita’s biggest car dealers, will acquire the Blasi Campground land, an adjoining former Automasters site and other land in deals that either have closed or will close later this month, reports Kansas.com.

(Nov. 11, 2011) -- We are offering a free caravan service to six local caravan owners as part of our training to become the first place in the region to gain Approved Workshop Status for the caravan industry.

(Nov. 11, 2011) -- An RV suffered significant damage yesterday when a powerline fell on it while it was parked in front of a home in Plantation, reports WSVN.

(Nov. 11, 2011) -- The Florida Times-Union reports that Camping World is celebrating the grand opening of Camping World of Jacksonville, its new Jacksonville, Fla., location.

(Nov. 11, 2011) -- Thor Industries, Inc. announced yesterday that Don Clark, President of its Dutchmen subsidiary (which also includes its Komfort and Breckenridge divisions), has decided to leave the company.

(Nov. 10, 2011) -- This new three-day offering utilizing Keystone Automotive Operations’ dedicated fleet will provide next-day service to new and existing customers in the service area. Delivery cut-off times have also been extended from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern Time.

(Nov. 10, 2011) -- "This meeting, which was the first one ever held at the corporate office, gave the office staff and the sales associates some time to get together and finally meet or for some people, or just catch up with each other," said Wally Warrick, president of Southeast Publications.

(Nov. 10, 2011) -- The Roanoke Times reports that as part of a proposed management plan, Blue Ridge Parkway administrators are proposing changes that include improving RV access at one campground and ending overnight stays at another.

(Nov. 10, 2011) -- "This presentation is low in pressure and high in common sense and facts," Sobel said. "Your clients will enjoy this new information as much as you will enjoy delivering the message. Service contracts are good for your clients, your business and the industry."