(Nov. 4, 2011) -- The Hemlock Hill RV Jamboree has offered an incredible amount of support to the Foundation over the past 13 years, raising over $275,000 and granting countless wishes for children across the state, said Smith.

(Nov. 4, 2011) -- The Brazos Bend State Park Volunteer Organization (BBSPVO) staff is accepting applications for the next round of volunteer training that will take place Feb. 4, 11 and 18, 2012, reports Your Houston News.

(Nov. 4, 2011) -- According to the Wisconsin State Patrol, 22-year-old Eric Ludwig, of Stratford, was killed early Thursday in a motorhome fire on westbound I-94, east of Hudson, reports Patch.com.

(Nov. 4, 2011) -- Typically conducted after an employee has voluntarily decided to leave, the exit interview is key to organization improvement since rarely will you receive such frank feedback from an employee. When used properly, the information you receive could increase operational efficiency, boost employee morale and create a more profitable company.

(Nov. 4, 2011) -- Mounties in Strathcona County are investigating a suspicious fire at a residence southwest of Sherwood Park where a barn and garage, containing a motorhome, were destroyed Wednesday night, reports iNews880.com.

(Nov. 4, 2011) -- The City of Casper would like to remind citizens that it is illegal to store a recreational vehicle -- which includes boats, camper trailers, horse trailers, etc. -- on the street for more than five days in any 30-day period, reports the Casper Journal.

(Nov. 4, 2011) -- According to a press release by Southwick Associates and the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), the great outdoors and historic preservation generate an estimated $1 trillion in total economic activity and support 9.4 million jobs each year, reports The Idaho Statesman.

(Nov. 4, 2011) -- Wildlife Resources Director Dan Forster said the GORP answers a long-realized need for those users to help cover the cost of providing the property. The new system allows a broader range of constituents -- beyond hunters and anglers -- to contribute more equitably.

(Nov. 4, 2011) -- Laura Ruane, writing for The News-Press, writes that the birds are coming back -- the human snowbirds -- and it's a lovely sight for recession-sore eyes.

(Nov. 4, 2011) -- After being in the planning stages and the budget for a number of years, the Council is recommending that the City approve awarding a contract for the construction of a mini-putting course at Riverside Campground in Kimberley, reports the Kimberley Daily Bulletin.