Sometimes life takes us down all different types of roads. Some of these roads are dirt that turn to mud when it rains, others are narrow…
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The first time I ever saw Niagara Falls was from an airplane flying home to my grandmother’s funeral. The pilot pointed out the Falls below us,…
In 1964 people could do business on their word and seal the deal with a handshake. It was then that a young Danny Herman bought a…
People say you need to think outside the box, but Holly Doucette, while riding with her boyfriend Tyler MacIntyre, had a great idea that involved thinking…
With so much negative surrounding our industry these days, it’s nice to share a very positive event that is held on The Mall in our nation’s…
Sometimes the stars align in the universe and people and things are brought together when they are supposed to be. One of my passions in life…
The first truck show I ever went to was the Walcott Truckers Jamboree in 1990. It was at that show I met my dear friend Bette…
Sometimes a split second can change life as you know it forever. This happened to Rene La Chance of Red Bluff, CA four years ago. Falling…
The old saying “boys and their toys” is fitting for some, but for Don Brookes of El Paso, TX, who loves to collect antique semi-trucks, he…
Some of us never grow up. For some, that is not a good thing, but for Richard Arbiso of Upland, CA, it helped him to create…
They say legends never die, but some still leave us. Such is the case for Rick Harvey, a legendary dirt hauler in Southern California, who recently…
Most major sports end their season with a big game. Hockey has the Stanley Cup, football has the Superbowl, and college basketball has the Final Four. …
By Kim GrimmWhen running west back in the “good old days” you could go across Wyoming in the middle of the night and it might be…
Arlington National Cemetery is a United States military cemetery in Arlington County, Virginia, across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., that has become the final resting…
For those of us who have been on the road for decades, we may understand this month’s article more than the new drivers coming into the…
