(Sept. 23, 2010) -- Dundee Kelbel, former general manager and now the new president of the Arizona dealership, told RV Daily Report that a contract was signed Sept. 15 that transfers ownership of the company to an investment group. The deal was prompted by Bob Beaudry's desire to retire, he explained.

(Sept. 23, 2010) -- Missouri Department of Natural Resources invites you to bring your ideas to an informational meeting Saturday, Oct. 2, at Stockton State Park. Recent accomplishments and future plans will be highlighted.

(Sept. 23, 2010) -- In Whitehouse, Texas, city council members on Tuesday anguished over the proposed ordinance that would prohibit parking larger vehicles on roadways within the city. 

(Sept. 23, 2010) -- ABC Companies, a company that refurbishes Greyhound buses, held its grand opening in Nappanee, Ind., yesterday. One-hundred workers are back on the job and the company expects to hire more.

(Sept. 23, 2010) -- A new study will investigate whether children who spent at least two months in trailers supplied by the Federal Emergency Management Agency after the hurricanes of 2005 have more skin or breathing problems than those who didn't, WSBT-TV reported.

(Sept. 23, 2010) -- "This is our opportunity to spend some quality time with our clients and give them a chance to tell us what we can do better. These are the people that put the American Dream Vacations name on the map and we want them to know we appreciate it," said Franklin.

(Sept. 23, 2010) -- Initial unemployment insurance claims unexpectedly rose 12,000 to 465,000 for the week ending Sept. 18, more than reversing the previous week’s modest 4,000 drop. Existing home sales saw a solid increase in August, although the level of sales represents the second lowest in the series since records for total sales of both single and multiple-unit home types began in 1999.

(Sept. 23, 2010) -- “We could not be happier with our choice of Banning RV Discount as our newest Vortex dealer. They only sell towable products, have a veteran sales team, and are just great people to work with. We truly value our relationship with them and look forward to a long partnership," said Richgruber.

(Sept. 23, 2010) -- In a contract awarded last week, Twin Bridges Company, of Alexandria, La., was awarded a federal contract worth $25,300 to destroy 23 travel trailers and seven mobile homes from a FEMA staging yard in Baton Rouge.

(Sept. 23, 2010) -- “The recent pace of growth has been disappointingly slow, fueling concern that the economic recovery could fade and the United States could slide back into recession," said Goldstein. "However, latest data from the U.S. LEI suggest little change in economic conditions over the next few months. Expect more of the same -- a weak economy with little forward momentum through 2010 and early 2011.”