Our RANGER BILL for Thursday afternoon, 4/23/2026, is
RB200 Hunt's Place
Mr. Hunt won’t let Bill use any of his property for overnight camp outs with the Knotty Pine Boys Club. Soon Mr. Hunt has several problems with his house. He suspects that Bill’s boys club is responsible. Who is causing all the trouble at Hunt’s place and why?
RANGER BILL for
Tuesday afternoon, April 21, 2026: RB197
Bill Gets Lost in a Cavern aka Transistor Walkie-Talkies
Bill asks Henry and his boys group to test out the rangers’ new walkie-talkies. The boys’ test takes them deep into the forest where they discover wreckage from a recent plane crash. But the plane’s occupants are missing. The search is on for the missing pilot and passengers.
OTRR #126
RANGER BILL for Wednesday, 4/22/2026, is
RB199 Raging Rapids
Henry helps Pete Flory at a Christian camp canoe trip. Two of the boys, Ed and Paul, constantly get into trouble. The boys decide to sneak away and ride the rapids. They get trapped on the rocks in the middle of the river. The river is rising and getting swifter. They can't escape and no one can get to them. Can Bill and Stumpy save the boys before they drown?
Nature Corner/Storybook Room for Saturday morning 4/18/26
Gifford the Goatfish stops by Nature Corner to visit with Uncle Bob Devine and with you.
Gifford and other goatfish live in the Mediterranean Sea. European countries such as Spain and Italy border the Mediterranean to the north.
Now listen to Gifford tell you about his life.
Ranger Bill for late Saturday morning, 4/18/2026,
is an action-packed adventure about speed boat racing
RB103 Water Hot Rods
There's trouble on Beaver Lake. A group of young men, including Henry, are racing their power boats on the lake. Most of them are racing safely, but the boys with the fastest boat are endangering everyone else using the lake. Folks want Bill to stop the speed boating. Bill comes up with a plan to stop the dangerous boating. Then the troublemakers find a way to foil Bill's plan. Who will win this battle of wits? Will Bill be able to protect innocent vacationers on Beaver Lake?
