In the next few years, Papillion could be home to a $15 million data center for Cabela’s and an adjacent three-story-tall technology development center, the company announced on Nov. 6.

MARTINSBURG - There's good news for Quad/Graphics, because the local plant will soon begin printing catalogs for the well-known sporting goods company, Cabela's. The Martinsburg plant's employees will be printing 40 million catalogs annually for the Nebraska-based company, said Claire Ho, corporate communications manager. That work will begin in December, she said.

Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2010 (PS3) As it turns out, circle-strafing bears isn't that much fun.

W.Va. Gun Season For Deer Begins

A holiday guide to picking out the perfect gift for anyone who loves the outdoors from the World’s Foremost Outfitter. (PRWeb Nov 20, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Cabelas/christmas-ideas/prweb3230954.htm

Hawk Mountain Sanctuary invites the public to skip Black Friday madness at the shopping mall and celebrate Holiday On the Mountain - the annual Hawk Mountain open house - on Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This day-long event is designed to get families i

A Wheeling resident is planning a 100-mile, 24-hour physical challenge to raise money for two local hospitals. Jason Bracher-Musty's most recent fundraiser in 2008 involved running 50 miles around Ohio County in an eight-hour period. The money he raised benefited the American Red Cross.

Two bass anglers pulled a pair of schoolteachers from the Susquehanna earlier this month.

T Although he already owns a "deer cam," this model, at $599, would enable him to retrieve field images with his cell phone.

The Christmas shopping season arrived so early this year that Santa Claus and his reindeer found much of their rightful shelf space still occupied by Styrofoam jack-o'-lanterns and discount candy.Trees are already available in some places with Thanksgiving still several days away, and television viewers have already been treated to "Home Alone" for what is bound to be the first of a dozen ...