(Oct. 30, 2010) -- At Presque Isle, usually one of the hardest hit areas during big storms, officials told YourErie.com the initial assessment shows there isn't significant damage at the park.

(Oct. 30, 2012) -- Montana State Parks is asking the public for information in a case of vandalism at Black Sandy State Park on the shores of Hauser Lake, reports the Helena Independent Record.

(Oct. 30, 2012) -- "Do you ever get tired of trying to park your RV while your partner stands outside making hard to decipher hand gestures? RV Headsets puts an end to these ordeals," said Gary Lewis, owner of RV Headsets. 

(Oct. 30, 2012) -- The Gulf State Park Pier in Alabama may soon offer beer at its concession area as the city council is poised to vote on allowing alcohol sales there, reports AL.com.

(Oct. 30, 2012) -- Alabama's Forever Wild Land Trust has launched a new social media-driven interactive website, alabamaforeverwild.com.

(Oct. 30, 2012) -- In honor of Veterans Day, Alabama State Parks will waive the entrance fee for veterans at all of its 22 state parks on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 10 and 11.

(Oct. 30, 2012) -- Now is the time for RV dealers to formulate a marketing plan for 2013 to connect with customers and attract prospects with promotional offers. Successful brands invest in excess of 30 percent of their revenue in marketing and promotions. These tips will help you create a more powerful and successful promotions in 2013.

(Oct. 30, 2012) -- Grass Valley, Calif.-based XPCamper LLC., and Fletcher, N.C.-based U-joint off-road (UJOR) officially unveiled their prototype V4 XPCamper combo at the 2012 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas, which opened today and runs through Friday, reports Examiner.com.

(Oct. 30, 2012) -- From organizing facilities for meetings to fixing up the buildings and grounds, Patty Dyer puts her heart and soul into keeping things going at the Friendly Hills Grange Camp and Conference Center in Zanesville, writes the Zanesville Times Recorder.

(Oct. 30, 2012) -- The new bit is designed to reduce friction and prevent jamming by spitting chips out and away from the cutting edge so that debris doesn't clog the machine. The bits are made in America out of M2 high-speed steel that ensures they won't dull and will maintain their cutting edge longer than other bits, Dutkiewicz explained.