Tenino

Yeah.

Okay, in the 1A's, Rochester eliminated in a pigtail loss yesterday and Tenino is starting play on Wednesday with a matchup against Kingsway Christian.

If Tenino wins that, they will presumably have to play number one less center.

Do we think Tenino can make their way through the bracket to wherever the state tournament is going to be held? In the Palm Springs of Washington.

Also in the Palm Springs of

Washington.

Shout out the 1Bs.

The 1A district tournament is underway.

This is Crime House.

It's Sunday, August 8th, 2010 in Tenino, Washington.

17 months have passed since Nancy Moyer disappeared without a trace.

At about 8.15 that evening, a sheriff's deputy pulls over a pickup truck near Parkside Elementary School, a stop that started 10 minutes earlier when a man flagged down the deputy to report something strange.

On that recording, Eric says it over and over, quote, I killed her.

He says Nancy attacked him and that he, quote, just reacted.

And he names the location where it happened, the Chehalis River, about 20 miles west of Tenino.

But when Hamilton presses him on where her body actually ended up, Eric says it's too disturbing to say out loud.

This is Crime House.

You're standing on a front porch in Tenino, Washington.

It's late in the afternoon on Sunday, March 8th, 2009, and the sun is already starting to set.

A car is in the driveway, right where it always is, but the front door is ever so slightly ajar.

So yeah, Nancy and Bill lived separately, but they were seemingly happy, and they were still located pretty close to one another, which made it easier for their girls.

By this point, they were both in

Tenino, Washington, a tiny town about 75 miles south of Seattle.

And with a population of just over 1,500, it was the kind of place where everybody sort of knew everybody.

This is Crime House.

You're standing on a front porch in Tenino, Washington.

It's late in the afternoon on Sunday, March 8th, 2009, and the sun is already starting to set.

A car is in the driveway, right where it always is, but the front door is ever so slightly ajar.

But at the same time, there's no conflict to really point to, you know, in an investigation, if you will.

So yeah, Nancy and Bill lived separately, but they were seemingly happy, and they were still located pretty close to one another, which made it easier for their girls.

By this point, they were both in Tenino, Washington, a tiny town about 75 miles south of Seattle.

And with a population of just over 1,500, it was the kind of place where everybody sort of knew everybody.

Um, we'll start as we always do with our [air horn] game of the week.

Dylan was in Tenino again.

Are all the games-

Yeah [laughs]

... of the weeks in Tenino this year?

Uh, the last two, yeah.

[laughs]

Maddox Rogers ran for 235 yards and a touchdown.

Today, we're taking you somewhere a little unexpected.

Just outside the small town of Tenino, tucked into the woods of Thurston County, there's a place where the pace slows down, the trees get a little quieter, and if you're lucky, you might hear a howl in the distance.

This is Wolf Haven International.

It's a sanctuary dedicated to wolves and wolf dogs.

So of course, we do get plenty of first-time visitors.

We also get a fair number of visitors who haven't visited us in decades.

So Wolf Haven has been around here in Tenino since 1982 and has had visits to the sanctuary in that entire time.

So we encounter many people in the community who remember coming to Wolf Haven on a school field trip in the late '80s or the '90s, and they maybe haven't visited us since then.

And Black Hills and Centralia are both 0-2.

In the Evergreen 1As, Tenino is tied for second with Montesano at 2-1, a game and a half back of 4-0 Hoquiam, while Rochester is 0-3.

And the 2B league slate begins on Tuesday.

Any surprises so far

Well, you know, there they

are.

Tenino at 2-1, though, I still think Tenino is a team that their best volleyball is ahead of them.

I saw them against...

We have also been with Podgarden and Podcast Garden and something else, and a couple other different pods in the past, but 300 episodes on the current one, Podbean.

Also, shout-out to our new followers, Joan Myrick fr- from Tenino, Washington; Steve Thompson, Walla Walla, Washington; Paul Hammond, Vancouver, Washington; Linnae Bergmen from Lier, Norway; Louis Dodge, Marerr- Marrero, Louisiana; Larry Yock, Park City, Utah; Thomas Lamprais, St. Paul, Minnesota; and John Marks, who owns the Jo- J.

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And, um, yeah, live on 36- on Live 365, just as, uh, TGRN, uh, stations are, that I'm part of.

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Bergeman in Tenino, Washington.

Hey, Bergeman, what's up? Hello, Tom.

I listen to your