GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WZZM) -- It may still be cold outside but it is never too early to start planning for the spring, summer and fall camping season in West Michigan.

The annual Camper, Travel and RV Show at DeVos Place this weekend offers promises of warmer days ahead. A dozen West Michigan RV dealers representing more than 100 RV lines are part of the show.

A newer trend you'll see at this year's show are vintage, retro and 1950's style campers.  Many models boast the "old school" look inside and out.  Some with retro style booth seating inside, vintage looking kitchenette countertops and old fashioned-looking exterior showers.

And there is so much more to see at the show! Tickets for adults are $10, children (6-14) are $4 and children five and under are free.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WZZM) -- If you want to get in a good laugh this weekend, there's a show going on Friday night that should do the trick.

Pop Scholars is a four-man, Grand Rapids based, fast-paced improv team. They've been doing improvisational comedy for over five years in Grand Rapids, but have performed all over Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and most notably, Chicago's iO (formerly Improv Olympic).

They perform public shows at Wealthy Theatre monthly and have been involved in Grand Rapids' comedy festival, Laughfest, each year as well.

The show is on Friday, Jan. 15 at 8 p.m. at Wealthy Theatre in Grand Rapids.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) - Police in Grand Rapids plan to begin patrolling on horseback.

The Grand Rapids Police Department is partnering with the Kent County Sheriff's Department for some city officers to work with the mounted unit.

The police department notes there are several benefits of having officers on horses, including offering a better vantage point, controlling crowds and interacting positively with the public.

Officers involved in the effort will participate in training sessions.

Police Chief David Rahinsky says there's no new cost to the city. The sheriff's department has several horses in its mounted unit.