January 2008 Articles
Below is a collection of current and past American Profile articles as published in our weekly magazine. Browse by date and even get a sneak peak of upcoming stories. Don't forget you can also submit your own story and read others submitted by the American Profile community.
Prescription for a Dying Town
Closed. Closed. Closed. The signs hang in the storefronts of one business after another in Picher, Okla., a former lead and zinc mining center...
Appeared In the 1/27/2008 issue
Filming the NFL
In 1962, an overcoat salesman named Ed Sabol walked into National Football League commissioner Pete Rozelle's office...
Appeared In the 1/27/2008 issue
Game Day Snacks
The family has gathered, the television is on, and it’s time for the kickoff of the day’s big football game.
Appeared In the 1/27/2008 issue
Daniel Boone
Myths abound about Daniel Boone, the frontiersman who ventured into the wilds of Kentucky in 1769 and forged his name in the annals of American history.
Appeared In the 1/27/2008 issue
The USO
Volunteer Mary Parry, 85, recalls sitting at her USO desk at Fort Drum, a U.S. Army base near Watertown, N.Y. (pop. 26,705), in 2006 when a young soldier from Alabama approached with tears in his eyes.
Appeared In the 1/20/2008 issue
Sharing a Love of Learning
Alferd Williams, 69, joins two dozen first-graders huddled around teacher Alesia Hamilton's rocking chair at Edison Elementary School in St. Joseph, Mo.
Appeared In the 1/13/2008 issue
Jim Nabors in Paradise
These days, Jim Nabors is 39 years and 2,390 miles away from his days serving as America's favorite U.S. Marine private on television's Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
Appeared In the 1/13/2008 issue
Making MoonPies
Inside Chattanooga (Tenn.) Bakery, a legendary snack comes to life as thin circles of dough enter an oversized oven and leave three and a half minutes later as cookies.
Appeared In the 1/13/2008 issue
Stocking Shelves, Restoring Hope
When 17-year-old Nick Graham bought and reopened the only grocery store in Truman, Minn. (pop. 1,259), 16 months ago, he wanted townsfolk to have easy access to biscuits, birdseed, pork chops and pickles.
Appeared In the 1/6/2008 issue
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