Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis says he was forced to close one of his North Carolina stores amid a fierce legal battle over giant American flags flying at his locations.

The Camping World CEO claims he was forced to close down one of his North Carolina stores as he defied local politicians over the massive American flags flying over the locations. Marcus Lemonis ...

Camping World Holdings (NYSE:CWH) said this week it has closed one of its stores in Greenville, North Carolina over a dispute with city officials over the location’s giant U.S. flag, according ...

The CEO of Camping World announced the closure of a North Carolina location following a battle with local lawmakers regarding huge American flags flying at stores in The Tarheel State. Camping ...

Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis says he was forced to close one of his North Carolina stores amid a fierce legal battle over giant American flags flying at his locations. Data from the Bureau of ...

Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis is doubling down on his patriotism amid a lawsuit over an oversized American flag. The City of Greenville, North Carolina, in January fined Camping World $250 for ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN/Gray News) - The CEO of Camping World talked with WITN after the city council in Greenville, North Carolina, voted to authorize the filing of civil action against the company.

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — The CEO of Camping World sat down with a local radio station in Eastern North Carolina to discuss the controversy between the City of Greenville and Camping World’s flag.

Camping World had two stores in Greenville, North Carolina, where the controversial flags flew outside until the Greenville Boulevard site was shut down, Lemonis told the local radio station ...