A creaky train wreck of a man, the Cloaked Codger of Whiskey Ditch had long ago lived his prime life. By the early 1930s, having been reduced to a mere shell of a being, this gasping, grimy, wretch of ...

Wisconsin’s common folk, with an air of affectionate proprietorship, called him “the old man.” They liked to think of the big, rumpled man in the governor’s chair, puffing his pipe, nibbling cheese, ...

If last week’s presidential debate debacle made one thing painfully clear, it’s that the upcoming contest is between a crook and a codger. What a shame that our great country cannot promote two worthy ...

One of the more unusual wood carvings you're likely to see is proudly displayed at , the seat of Whitman County in Washington's Palouse country. It's the , on the west side of Main Street downtown.