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

The company’s CEO says he feels like the potential lawsuit is pointed in the wrong ... While in Miami, he says he grew up ...

Marcus Lemonis, CEO of Camping World, a recreational vehicle company, is refusing to take down a large American flag at one of his stores after a North Carolina city council decided to pursue legal ...

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The company’s CEO says he feels like the potential ... his family in the car dealership business, flying their American flag high in the sky. “I remember as a little child telling my family ...

Houthi rebels in Yemen posted an animation online that depicted American flag-draped coffins floating near destroyed Navy ships. "These terrorists really cannot tell the difference between ...

Lemonis’s firm refusal to take down the American flag is not merely a matter of personal sentiment; it has ignited legal battles in multiple cities. In Greenville, city leaders voted 4-2 to initiate ...

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Large American flags fly at all Camping World RV locations. But their sheer size has come under fire in some cities, such as ...

The flag will remain raised until approximately noon PT. The company is hosting an anniversary event at its Redmond headquarters Friday — check back with GeekWire later today for more coverage.