In The News
My America
May 25th, 2011 - William E. Fisher, Jr. / The County Press
Growing up in America was a great experience in the fifties and sixties. Although we did not have all the technological toys kids have today we all have to admit we had it pretty good back them. It did not matter really if your parents were rich, poor or middle class we all seamed to get along with each other and if we had a problem we got it settled without SRO officers, or attorneys. Back in those days it also did not matt more...
Americans Suffering A Crisis of Confidence
May 22nd, 2011 - William E. Fisher, Jr. / The News Herald
Pride in our work is truly a blessing. Building everything from a bird house to a glorious mansion on a hill can instill pride in oneself. Remember growing up as a young child and completing that first puzzle or toy model? Girls would take pride in making that first batch of brownies or sowing their first outfit from a pattern. Now let’s back step a little more than 200 years to the day our forefathers built America. Ba more...
Government Should Trust In A Higher Authority
November 7th, 2010 - William E. Fisher, Jr. / The News Herald
I don’t know what to think anymore when I turn on the news and have to endure all the negative stories. I wish I could have at least one week without having to see President Obama, how everything that ever happened that’s bad is President Bush’s fault or how those liberals will save the day. After hearing this negative propaganda relentlessly it makes you sick to your stomach. After a while it makes one think, is there more...
Nation Must Go Into Survival Mode To Succeed
October 2nd, 2010 - William E. Fisher, Jr. / The News Herald
Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, "We have nothing to fear but fear itself." Those same words hold true today. When we talk to family and friends, almost everyone has some type of fear that places them into survival mode. It could be financial, maybe its job or health related, for others maybe personal relationships that have gone south. The real problem is how you will deal with issues beyond your control. All of us have more...
Nation Could Use Another Kennedy or Reagan
April 9th, 2010 - William E. Fisher, Jr. / The News Herald
As a young boy, I used to watch the news with my mom and dad almost every night. I was in kindergarten when Kennedy was shot. Before that, one of my oldest recollections is of that famous Kennedy speech were he stated, “Don’t ask what your country can do for you but what can you do for your country.” A great speech by a great man, committed to memory by a young boy long ago. President Kennedy viewed the world with a m more...
Obamanomics Equals Disaster for America
August 1st, 2009 - William E. Fisher, Jr.
With Allen Boyd’s support, President Obama could possibly finish off America were the North America Free Trade Agreement left off. After NAFTA was passed, millions of Americans lost good-paying jobs. Every promise made to the American people about the benefits of NAFTA was one of the greatest hoaxes in American history. Go to just about any small town in America today, and what do you find? Factories of every size and desc more...
Mold Remediation Expert brought in to assist in Clean-Up efforts
September 15th, 2005 - Press Release
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA - (September 15, 2005) - Jani-King International, the world’s largest commercial cleaning franchise company, is attacking mold spores in and around New Orleans. Since Hurricane Katrina’s departure from the Gulf Coast, tens of thousands of homes and businesses have become breeding grounds for dangerous molds. Jani-King has been contracted to clean multiple facilities in the Gulf Coast region that more...
Mold Spawning Health Risks, High Costs
October 30th, 2004 - Holli Chmela - UPI Correspondent
Washington, DC, Dec. 30 2004 (UPI) -- Two years ago, after a few highly public lawsuits, indoor toxic mold known as stachybotrys chartarum or stachybotrys atra was launched into the spotlight for attacking individuals' homes, spiking homeowners' insurance costs and causing some insurance agencies to insert mold-exclusive clauses into their policies. Today, mold has become a major concern in the United States, causing seri more...
