The CEO of Camping World sat down with a local radio station in Eastern North Carolina to discuss the controversy between the ...

The city previously told the RV dealer that its 130-foot flagpole violated the city's 44-foot height restriction for non-building structures.

On Sunday, the Boston Celtics faced old friend Marcus Smart and the Washington Wizards. Both teams were heavily undermanned, but that didn't stop the Celtics from dominating from start to finish.

But Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis says they will not be backing down: Lemonis tells FOX that, "From my perspective, the flag's not a problem … It has FAA clearance, and for me, this feels ...

However, the problem comes when the fan acts like a fanatic. A Boston Celtics fan was ejected for saying something to Marcus Smart 👀 That was the case the other night in Boston as the Wizards ...

Marcus Smart received a mostly warm welcome when he returned to Boston once as a visiting player on Sunday, but there was one tense incident between the former Defensive Player of the Year and a fan.

BOSTON (AP) — Former Celtics and current Wizards guard Marcus Smart said a fan “crossed the line” when he was heckling Washington's bench during Sunday’s game in Boston, leading to a bit ...

Marcus Smart used to be one of the most beloved players on the Boston Celtics. Last night, the Washington Wizards guard went into TD Garden as the bad guy. That became even more true after an ...

Threatening jail, a variety of other fines,” said Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis on “Fox & Friends,” Wednesday. The national RV dealer with over 200 locations is being faced with multiple ...

Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis is refusing to take down oversized American flags at store locations despite ongoing ...

WITN reports Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis is sending another message to Greenville City Council that he will not back down when it comes to the huge American flag and flagpole at his business ...

Find your channel here. Get 24/7 fact-based unbiased news coverage ... “Why would you do this?” Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis, who came to the United States from an orphanage in Beirut, Lebanon, at ...