Historic carved brick wall going up in Concordia.

50 Years of Lion's Club Pancake Day

The founder of Trees for Life, an international organization that helps people, is profiled by Larry Hatteberg

Emily Buchanan won the World Championship and Grand National Morgan Horse Competition.

Fourteen-year-old Wichitan Alex East wants to own his own amusement park.

It's difficult to categorize Merril McHenry of McPherson.

For 28 years, Jan O'Dell has run the Elm Place Pre-school in McPherson.

He never called any place home for long, but for a time he lived in Old Town.

A stay in the hospital caused Nick Anderson to rethink his retirement.

Her father, Richard Clasen, published the Eureka Herald. But in December he suffered a massive stroke and died.

One Wichita nun has never needed a season for giving.

For many of Wichita's animals, Pat Morrison is their only friend. Pat runs Lifeline Animal Placement and Protection.

Let's hit the road….up to Rush Center, Kansas in Rush County and we'll meet at Effie's Place.

Vern Goering is a man who neither seeks the limelight nor hears others sing his praise. He is the friend of children he'll never meet. He makes them toys.

Lester Trusty is on a mission to finish something he started over 60 years ago.

Gary Thornton is one of America's 'Atomic' Veterans.

Robert Edge of Galena, Kansas is doing exactly what he wants to do. His work is unusual, and his clientele live in the past. For him, that's just fine.

You know Heather Shelley as the teenage country-western singer from Scott City who won a $100,000 dollars as the best new act in country music in 2005.

Francisco Rizo is in every way, an American success story.

A small town author is getting national attention for his new book - "A Matter of Justice"

On Hatteberg's People, McPherson has a beloved Opera House built in 1889 that is currently undergoing renovation.

Rodeo has been around for years, but this type hasn't. It's new and Callie and others started one in Kansas.

In the 300 block of E. Third in Hutchinson the 'soup ministry' wins souls one bite at a time.

Jazz speaks to the soul and much of our jazz comes from aging musicians. Notice I said 'much' of our jazz, not all of it. Ben Kincaid is a jazzman and at 15 he plays with the big boys.

They live on top of the world. Ok, well maybe just on top of Kansas. Jason Karber is one of the few Kansas citizens who live in the tallest residences in the state.