June 2015
Selling classic cars country style
There’s nothing quite like a classic car; the pungent smell of aged leather or vinyl, the roar of the engine, its solid construction and the way the sun reflects off its mirror-polished chrome, something not seen on cars today. Whether your muse is a sporty and powerful 1970 Corvette LT-1, a collector’s dream 1956 Bentley […]
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Selling classic cars country style
There’s nothing quite like a classic car; the pungent smell of aged leather or vinyl, the roar of the engine, its solid construction and the way the sun reflects off its mirror-polished chrome, something not seen on cars today. Whether your muse is a sporty and powerful 1970 Corvette LT-1, a collector’s dream 1956 Bentley […]
Finding a secret fishing spot
By Kevin Wright I had taken an easy hike to get to this out-of-the-way pond. It was still early in the morning. Behind me the sun had yet to break the horizon but the sky was the most beautiful tangerine color I had ever seen. With fly rods in tow I was prepared to target […]
The Michelangelo of motorcycles
While Anthony Spinazola’s name may not be as familiar to many in art circles, to people who know and appreciate customized motorcycles and the amazing talent and creativity that goes into producing these rolling works of art, the Cobden resident is a master — like the Michelangelo of motorcycle art. Spinazola is gaining national attention […]
FEMA help for storm victims not always there for rural areas
It’s human nature, we don’t tend to think we need insurance until the disaster hits. As homeowners we know we need insurance to cover a fire or flood. As a country we also have a disaster “insurance policy” we share called the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Duane Noland, President/CEO of the Association of Illinois […]
