Month: June 2020

Conservation Officer Makes A Big Impact On A Young Man After House Fire

House fires are devastating. The loss that is associated with a house fire really cannot be measured. Luckily I have never had to deal with this awful situation myself, but many have. Last year a young man and his family fell victim to one of these devastating monsters. Picking up the pieces I can only […]

A Small Town In Washington Helps Residents, Merchants With Wooden Money

The economic scene today is much akin to the Great Depression at the beginning of the 20th century. On May 21, 2020, Loren Ackerman printed wooden money on an 1890s-era press in Tenino, Washington. In an attempt to cushion the pandemic’s economic fallout, the small town issued wooden currency for the residents to spend locally. […]

Fishing Is So Good, And So Are The Fishermen

Do you think all fishermen tell the truth? I would say that the answer to that question could have a plethora of answers. Most of them would probably be a lie! Okay now really, we all know that fishermen may stretch the truth from time to time. That doesn’t make them bad, does it? Fishing […]