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It must be Monday. My fingers are about two steps behind my brain while I’m working this keyboard. Perhaps if I drink a second cup of Folger’s coffee, I will
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Two weeks ago I suggested that crop herbicides and pesticides might have something to do with our struggling pheasant population. I received a well written letter from a Fulton area
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As my term comes to a close, Linda and I have been planning for our future outside the Governor’s office. One of the things we are most looking forward to
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What was the name of the tallest mountain in the world before they discovered Mt. Everest? Mt. Everest. That bad boy was the highest before and after it was discovered.
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As you read today’s column, I’ll be West River deer hunting in Lyman County. It’s new country for me, I’m excited about it, and I’ll write about that next week.
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I was humbled and honored to have joined the president, vice president, and secretary of agriculture in the Oval Office when the president announced to me and several of my
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My pickup is thirteen years old and answers to the name of Lizzie. When we brought her home, I figured for sure that this was the last new Chevy, or
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Around my home Wagner area, I did not hear any glowing reports about the pheasant opener on October 20th. I actually heard some miserable reports. Other than not seeing a
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