(Nov. 3, 2011) -- Pine Mountain, an RVC Outdoor Destination, will be hosting a “Rollin’ Rumble” event this Friday through Sunday, Nov. 4-6. Partial proceeds raised at this event will go to the Wounded Warrior Project.

(Nov. 3, 2011) -- The Myrtle Beach Sun News reports that a N.C. mother and her son were formally indicted by an Horry County grand jury on charges related to the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old at Ocean Lakes Campground in Myrtle Beach, according to the indictments released Tuesday.

(Nov. 3, 2011) -- Hampshire-based Marquis Motorhomes, the UK’s largest motorhome dealer network, is celebrating one of its most successful events after sales topped £4.2 million at the Motorhome and Caravan Show, reports the Andover Advertiser.

(Nov. 3, 2011) -- General Manager Amy Pennington and all the employees of RV Outlet Mall, have made a commitment to contribute a portion of every new and previously enjoyed RV sold at RV Outlet Mall to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

(Nov. 3, 2011) -- Larry Robertson, a code enforcement officer, writes for the Messenger Index that living in an RV as a permanent or semi-permanent dwelling is against Gem County ordinance, with a few exceptions.

(Nov. 3, 2011) -- “This is the first of a new generation of off-grid, solar powered park models,” said Joseph Stegmayer, president and CEO of Phoenix, Ariz.-based Cavco Industries, adding that the company’s newest unit is “the most environmentally friendly park model cottage on the market.”

(Nov. 3, 2011) -- City officials have put out the welcome mat for other development at water's edge, with hopes that the lake will see some added amenities in the upcoming months and years, as construction on a $7.3 million boat launch project on the northwestern shore of Lake Elsinore continues, reports Patch.com.

(Nov. 3, 2011) -- ARVC Voice features an online members-only magazine that features news stories as well as embedded videos that highlight best practices and innovations in the campground business.

(Nov. 3, 2011) -- "Ongoing uncertainty about the effect of the European debt crisis and U.S. fiscal consolidation remains a significant risk going forward," said Janzen. "However, the downtrend in claims in recent weeks continues to suggest that U.S. companies have not yet responded by increasing the pace of layoffs."

(Nov. 3, 2011) -- Rodents are notorious for chewing through vehicle wiring, plastic and rubber lines. They also leave a big mess behind, defecating on countertops, floors, and even in beds. If you haven't taken preventative measures to keep rodents out, you may be in for an unpleasant surprise the next time you take your RV out for a trip.