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Ande Miller
 The Kansas Prairie is full of caring people and Ande Miller of Valley Center is one of them. For her, life is simple. You take care of people. And you take care of animals.
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Barry Patton
Winfield native Barry Patton lives two lives. One is his business; the other is his music and his most unusual instruments.
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Merle Blair
"Well it's Sunday and that means it's time for the Earl Blair Sunday show. Welcome to my morning."
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Lloyd Stagner
Not many remember the days when steam locomotives ruled the rails, but this man does.
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Hatteberg's People: Sonya Gibbons
A special lady is helping some special people with a little equine help.
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Margaret Domnick
She is a Harper, Kansas woman whose son has a rare metabolic disorder of the liver. She became concerned when she saw not only her child, but other children struggle with health issues that made them feel different.
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Michael Shea
Michael Shea tried his hand a broadcasting, even thought he might want to be a lawyer. Didn’t happen! Instead he found a niche in Wichita’s Old Town.
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Milan Harkness
Known as ‘Scotchie’ to his friends he farms near Herrington. His relationship with the community goes back two generations. First though, the cattle are hungry.
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Ann Richardson
Ann Richardson of Hutchinson is a collector. Now many people collect things, stamps, bottles, antiques….just about anything. But what Ann has is unusual.
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Ray Braun
He likes the smell of oil, dirty hands from changing tires....and the people he meets.
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Gary Cox
“I’ve got the perfect family. I’ve got the perfect job. I’ve got the perfect congregation. I’m doing exactly what I want to be doing with my life.”
The Rev. Dr. Gary Cox found his path to the pulpit the hard way.
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Easter Heathman
Easter Heathman of Rural Matfield Green was 13 when the plane carrying Legendary Notre Dame Football Coach Knute Rocke crashed in the Kansas Flint Hills. He is now one of the only living memories of that crash.
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Gary Cocking
If you’ve lived in Wichita any time at all you’ve eaten in one of Gary Cocking’s restaurants.
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Mary Wright
One of Old Town’s pioneering restaurants has been in the news recently when it dodged a bullet when some in the community thought the arena might go there. Well, it’s not --- and for its owner Mary Wright --- that’s just fine.
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Herb Ebendorf
Never let age get in the way of life. Herb Ebendorf doesn’t. He works in a museum. Some say he is the museum.
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Rolly Williams
He is a talented singer where you least expect to find one.
“I’m just a normal person. There is nothing special about me.”
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Becky Smith
This is a story about what didn’t happen in a small town.
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Lowell Tasset
He works a job that used to be the staple of our Western economy….that of a Blacksmith. But now he sees it as an art.
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Robert Elliot
It is a restoration project that is bringing new life to an historic Wichita church. St. Anthony’s at 256 N. Ohio in Wichita
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Richard & Sonia Raney & Harley
I’m stretching a bit this week. It’s actually "Hatteberg’s People" and a dog. The dog’s name is Harley, and these are the people who own her. Richard and Sonia Raney of Scandia, Kansas.
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Steve and Jane Fry
It’s not how to run a business. No internet site, not really concerned with hundreds of more customers --- sound strange? It’s not if you are a potter in Elk Falls, Kansas.
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Barbara Brush
Her doll museum and hospital is a curiosity that many don't even know exists.
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Don Creekmore
He's gambling that his work with vintage slot machines will hit the jackpot.
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Paul Boyer
Great art from great minds can be found in the most unlikely places – Belleville, KS for example. Paul Boyer created animated sculptures that are marvels of engineering and art.
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Paul Fogle
He's far removed from the damage brought on by Hurricane Katrina. But he can’t get those television images out of his mind. But he just couldn’t sit there and watch. Paul was moved to action.
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