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Remarkable couple still doing remarkable things

By Mike Pound
The Joplin Globe

JOPLIN, Mo.

I laughed Tuesday when I played back the message Sue VanLue left on my
phone.
"Thought you would get a kick out of this. My husband went hunting and he
got a doe last night," is what Sue said.
Sue was right, I did get a kick out the news. Sue's husband is Tim VanLue.
Some five years ago, I did a series of stories about Tim and Sue. Tim was

Fatal accident prompts hunters to invent gun harness for deer stands

By Debbie Robinson
The Joplin Globe

ORONOGO, Mo.

The accidental shooting death four years ago of an area hunter prompted two local men to invent a gun harness for use in deer stands.

Corey White, of rural Oronogo, and his partner, Jeff Seward, formed S&W Products to develop and sell the gun harness.

Hunting is more than shooting -- it's relaxing, more

By Vanessa McCray
The Record-Eagle

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich.

Yes, Rachel Gauthier is a teenage girl.

True, she loves to hunt.

But, you won't find her in pink camouflage during the opening days of firearm deer season.

"No, I like pink, but I won't go that far," said Gauthier, a 15-year-old sophomore at Traverse City West Senior High School.

Survival of The Gideons’ Bible: Testament to determination

By Mark Bennett
The Tribune Star

TERRE HAUTE, Ind.

In a rented room, somewhere in the black mountain hills of
Dakota, Rocky Raccoon found solace on his nightstand.

At least that’s how Paul McCartney sang the sad tale of a jilted guy who’d
just lost a fight and the girl he loved to a rival.

“Now Rocky Raccoon, he fell back in his room, only to find Gideon’s Bible.

RX 350 shows perfection, but no personality

By Derek Price
The Cullman (Ala.) Times

CULLMAN, Ala.

It's hard to believe the Lexus RX is already 10 years old.

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