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Those who believe you can't go back in time have never met Elmer Luckett or Hank Metzler. A few hours with them is like a portal to our past.
The smartest people sometimes think with their hearts.
Juvenile Court Judge Jimmie Edwards opens a school for at risk kids
13-year-old Naomi Kodama from Chesterfield is honored by the United Nations for her humanitarian work.
Twenty-year-old Gabriela Garbero is on the move again. She's heading back to the University of Missouri, excited about finally getting her own apartment.
On the highway of life, there's nothing quite like smooth pavement when you can see so many bumps in your rear view mirror.
Memories are everybody's personal diary and the Leifeld family spends a lot of time flipping through the pages.
9 year old girl with help from the "Make-a-Wish" foundation grants wish to 10 year old girl, 600 miles away.
A local little league team helps a young boy with a brain tumor feel special.
When it comes to music, Moscow Mills, Missouri is more Porter Wagoner than Richard Wagner; unless you happen to be in Olive Haffner's neighborhood.
A unique, local baseball camp for deaf children now has a big league reputation.
Coach honored in St. Louis for opening his home to a former player and then donating his kidney to save the player's life.
California probation officer honored in St. Louis for turning juvenile offenders into sportsmanship award winners.
St. Louis cancer nurse helps to make prom dreams come true for young ladies in need.
At the Missouri School for the Deaf in Fulton, Missouri, the message comes through loud and clear.