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Below is a collection of current and past American Profile articles. Don't forget you can also submit your own story and read others submitted by the American Profile community.
Creating Art to Save and Honor the Farm

by Cindy Murphy McMahon

When Nebraska farmer and rancher Vern Friesen’s livelihood was jeopardized by an uncertain agricultural market in the mid-1990s, he turned to his creative instincts to save the family farm.
A Family's Tribute to a Fallen Son

by Teresa Norris

Victor and Jeanne Westphall honored their fallen son by creating The Vietnam Veterans Peace and Brotherhood Chapel.
Dr. Watkins' Glen

by Warren D. Jorgensen

Dr. Watkins' Glen: The racetrack is here, But that isn't all
Giving All Year

by Tinky Weisblat

Some people carry Christmas around all year—giving their time, their money, their love, and themselves, while gaining in return the gift known only to those who give freely.
Season of Traditions

by Michael Nolan

Every family, every town or region, and sometimes an entire culture has its own holiday traditions that run like a river through the years and generations—always the same, always slightly different.
Holiday Baking

by Tinky Weisbalt

An annual gathering yields delectable treats.
Most Memorable Gift
More than gift shopping, endless baking, or decorating the house to perfection, the true meaning of the holidays comes from within each of us.
Restoring America's Beacons

by Alan Ross

Creative preservation efforts coupled with environmental awareness and education are paving the way for more community involvement in the maintenance of lighthouses.
A Partriotic Vigil

by Julie Sturgeon

A Partriotic Vigil: Watching Over the Graves of Fallen Soldiers
Our Veterans

by Peter Fossel

Behind the Faces Another Battle Is Finally Being Won.
Oldies But Goodies

by Paul Higbee

Zipping through Spearfish, S.D., streets in his brightly polished 1923 Model T, Les Schuchardt draws grins and waves. He responds with a toot of the car’s exhaust whistle.
Quiet Heroes

by Ken Textor

Many towns have learned that a volunteer fire department enables it to spend its limited funds on equipment, not salaries—though sometimes the equipment isn’t grand.
Hometown Architecture

by Peter Fossel

The real places, the places with a sense of self, are holding their own against a tide of malls and franchises—often deliberately, often by fortune.
Galax, Virginia

by Michael Nolan

Galax, Va. is rich in natural beauty and pioneering history, but you can’t linger long without noticing the mountain music.
Tribal traditions in Minnessota

by Laine Cunningham

The State Fair

by Leanna Skarnulis

The Iowa State Fair’s annual livestock show, with competitive judging of beef and dairy cattle, hogs, sheep, horses, poultry, and more, is among the world’s largest.
Stars and Stripes Forever

by Carol Davis

In the small north Georgia town of Dahlonega, the Fourth of July means more than hamburgers and fireworks.
Unsung Fathers

by Bradwell D. Scott

Fatherhood and what it's meant to five unsung dads
Memorial Day Year-Round

by G. Patrick Pawling

Bonnie Carroll founded the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors — TAPS — which delivers huge doses of compassion and healing after a military death.
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