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From the quiet hometown hero to the up and coming entertainer, each American town is full of people with interesting stories.

Furniture the Old-Fashioned Way

by Melody Warnick

His leather boots planted firmly in a drift of wood chips, Robby Pedersen chisels the dovetailed joints of a flat-top trunk exactly as he does everything else: by hand.

first appeared: 3/18/2007

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first appeared: 3/18/2007

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first appeared: 3/11/2007

Saving St. James

by Curt Arens

In 2000, St. James, Neb., literally disappeared from state highway maps, leaving behind a single tavern and a vibrant Catholic parish as the only establishments left to anchor the Cedar County hamlet.

first appeared: 3/4/2007

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first appeared: 3/4/2007

Comforting Creatures

by Debbe Geiger

Valentine Camurati wheels her husband, Albert, to a spot near the front doors of the Center for Extended Care in Manhasset, N.Y. (pop. 8,362). “Wednesday is doggie day,” she explains as residents, some in wheelchairs, others on foot, gather in anticipatio

first appeared: 2/25/2007

Offering More than Chicken Sandwiches

Melonee McKinney Hurt

first appeared: 2/25/2007

Ask American Profile 2/25/2007

first appeared: 2/25/2007

Finding Washington's Faith

by Alana Nash

George Washington often is depicted as a Deist, viewing God as a remote creator who abandoned his creation.

first appeared: 2/18/2007

Love for a Locomotive

by Vicki Cox

first appeared: 2/18/2007

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first appeared: 2/18/2007

Will You Marry Me?

by Marta W. Aldrich

Marriage is proposed in every way—and place—imaginable. Some proposals are sweet and subtle, while others are elaborate and extravagant.

first appeared: 2/11/2007

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first appeared: 2/11/2007

Plowing Mountain Passes

by Marti Attoun

Ray Mumford's snowplow twists around hairpin curves on its way up U.S. Highway 6 over Loveland Pass in the Colorado Rockies, one of the nation's highest passes kept open to traffic year-round.

first appeared: 2/4/2007

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first appeared: 2/4/2007

Home Sweet Home

by M.B. Roberts

On a crisp, sunny day on a quiet street in Atlanta, about two dozen people gather in the driveway of a light yellow house with white trim to celebrate move-in day with the owner

first appeared: 1/28/2007

Prospecting for Space Rocks

by Marti Attoun

Professional meteorite finder travels the globe

first appeared: 1/28/2007

Ask American Profile 1/7/2007

first appeared: 1/28/2007

Doctoring for Decades

by Marti Attoun

In 1947, Dr. Marjorie Roper opened her office at the back of the family business, O.L. Ferrell Drug Store, in Bullard, Texas. Sixty years later, the doctor is still in, treating generations of patients as if they were family.

first appeared: 1/21/2007

Ask American Profile 1/21/2007

first appeared: 1/21/2007

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