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06/08/2021

Episode 84, in which I answer four listener questions in less than five minutes. Got more? Send 'em to [email protected]

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Listen to our most recent podcast: Welcome to About Mansfield, a weekly podcast launched on January 1, 2020 containing news, talk and information about Mansfield, Texas. Steve Cosio, host of About Mansfield. On this site, this is where you get the opportunity to LISTEN to the weekly news/sports/weat...

26/05/2021

Episode 74, in which I assist a listener in trying to drill through a substance that's actually harder than my head.

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15/05/2021

Episode 72, in which I help someone make a beautiful entrance.

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News, talk and information about Mansfield, Texas.

07/05/2021

Episode 71, in which I use my greasy and spotty background to help.

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29/11/2020

Everybody got your "Dolly Partons" on your outside faucets? Freeze warning tonight!

13/10/2020

Questions, please!

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07/10/2020

Episode 41 is coursing through the World Wide Interwebs as we speak. Grab hold of some in whichever manner you choose to consume podcasts.

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News, talk and information about Mansfield, Texas.

03/10/2020

I talked last episode about the importance of changing filters monthly. On the left is a new filter; on the right is a two-month-old one. See the difference it makes when you miss a month?

15/09/2020

This is what carpenter ants will do to a fence that's built with ordinary lumber. The first two photos are of a picket - or what's left of one. Do yourself a favor and use treated lumber or cedar on your next one.

31/08/2020

31/08/2020

31/08/2020

Wondering why lumber prices have gone sky high lately? It's a combination of the pandemic, a missed guess on the effect of the pandemic by the industry, and weather issues causing supply to shrink, thus driving prices up.

https://lbmjournal.com/hurricane-laura-likely-to-drive-lumber-prices-even-higher/

A total of 30 solid wood product mills are in the expected path, representing nearly 25% of the South’s softwood lumber capacity.