July was a great month here at LewisTalk with more readers than ever checking out all the great happenings in our community. But which stories did our readers most love? As always, what you love are stories about the people you know—your local business owners and people doing positive things for Lewis County communities—essentially, your neighbors and friends.
In July, those top stories included an inspiring piece about a man who has not let his disability stop him and uses local Twin Transit to keep on the move, u-pick farms in the area (because what’s better than fresh-picked berries in the summer!), and one of the finest acts for kids in town.
Read below to check out these stories for yourself!
1. Twin Transit Keeps Chuck Bode Moving Forward
Chuck Bode (in pink) with his son Bill Bode and three grandaughters, knows he couldn’t have gotten where he is today without his family’s support. Photo courtesy: Chuck Bode
2. U-Pick Farms in Lewis County
Bunker Creek Berry Patch offers eight different varieties of blueberries for the berry picker. Photo courtesy: Shereen Bennight
3. Guy Steele Turns into Mr. Twister off the Clock
Guy Steele is a business developer by day and a balloon artist off the clock.
4. Editor’s Choice: Hiking Spots in Lewis County
Steps lead up toward the beginning of the Seminary Hills Trail. ©LewisTalk
