Rafting News March 2008

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SUNDAY, 30 MARCH 2008
	Jeep to Sponsor NC Adventure Racing Series
	Chrysler's Jeep brand has formally agreed to be the title sponsor of the 2008 NC Adventure Racing Series which will be held at the US National Whitewater Center. According to National Whitewater Center Director of Sales and Marketing, Lance Kinerk, the Jeep brand complements the center's visitor's profile. He also expressed their strong belief that their new sponsor will enhance the experienc Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 27 MARCH 2008
	Proposed Alcohol Ban on Truckee River Gets Support
	The Tahoe City Public Utility District has recently drafted a letter to show their support for the proposed ordinance that would permit Placer County officials to post an alcohol ban on the Truckee River. The proposal and rafting legislation will be imposed from the Tahoe City Outlet to the Alpine Meadows bridge. Other bodies that support the said alcohol ban include two licensed ra Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 26 MARCH 2008
	Youghiogheny - Pennsylvania’s River of the Year
	Youghiogheny River, a popular rafting destination, was recently named Pennsylvania’s River of the Year. The prestigious title was given by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR). Youghiogheny River was chosen by the DCNR and other environmental and waterway groups over a dozen rivers found in the state of Pennsylvania. According to officials, the river has succes Read Full Story
	New Rafting Accessories for the Float Season
	Missoula, MT - River Runner Essentials is a relatively young company that is located in Missoula, Montana on the banks of the Clark Fork River. River Runner Essentials LLC has recently released the latest accessories for the avid fly fisherman. These top quality raft accessories are just what the doctor ordered for floating the river in search of monster trout. The Cut Bow Rod Holder is t Read Full Story
MONDAY, 24 MARCH 2008
	Thieves Walk Off with Race Raft
	A race raft that will be used in a charity rafting event was stolen last week. The rafters informed the authorities about the missing raft last Thursday, March 20. The group was supposed to compete in a three-day 70-mile rafting race to benefit the Keech Cottage Children’s Hospice. The race will be held at the River Wye in the UK on May. According to reports, the 30-foot long aluminum raf Read Full Story