Month: March 2012
A Capital for Less Than a Week
Most state capitals are built with the idea they’ll be used more than just five days. However, this state used its first building for less…
Cawker City’s Growing Ball of Twine
It wasn’t supposed to be a tourist attraction, but today it keeps a steady stream of cars stopping across the street from Linda Clover’s business….
Keeping Sight of Your Roots
Some companies grow to the point they lose sight of their roots. They might begin to forget the years of hard work that brought them…
An Experienced Pilot
What’s seven stories high and can hold two million light bulbs. It may sound like the set up for a joke…but it’s a real part…
Cleveland, Ohio
It was once the place that served as the punchline to jokes. Some of those jokes are still around, but the city they berated is…
A Lot of Pack for the Pound
You may think you need a team of Clydesdales to pull a large wagon. However, a visit to Blue Sky Farms may challenge your thinking….
A Good Horse, No Matter the Size
Listeners in ranch country know that it takes a good horse to round up the herd. But here, you may be surprised at the size…
Nashville’s Downtown Presbyterian Church
There has been a church at this site for about two centuries now. At lot has happened during that time – U.S. presidents have worshiped…
Nashville’s Egyptian Style Church
It may seem odd to find an Egyptian style building in downtown Nashville. The story become even more unique when you learn they type of…
Counseling Others About Ag Business
Many farmers have considered beginning their own small business that might sell ag products directly to consumers. There are many challenges and awards to each…