Posted: 05/24/2013 - Bob Taylor goes to work everyday at the Veterans Hospital, not because he needs the money, but because it's the most enjoyable job he's ever had. Around the VA, he's affectionately know as "Barber Bob."

Posted: 05/20/2013 - Tom Hutson of Red Cloud started the Nebraska Handwriting Contest in 1991. He did so in honor of his mother, Eva Hutson, who was widely know around Webster County for her fine cursive. A pair of penmanship pals from York were recently recognized for their carefully crafted cursive in the 23rd Annual Nebraska Handwriting contest.

Posted: 05/17/2013 - There are some very "forward-thinking" programs at the Regional Center in Hastings that continually receive great reviews from judges around Nebraska. One of the regional center supervisors is getting her point across with the young men receiving treatment for chemical dependency.

Posted: 05/13/2013 - Lincoln Southeast, she's become a cross country All-American at Nebraska Wesleyan and she's fought her way to the finish line at the New York City Marathon. And through it all, four small words have been echoing through her mind, "I can, I will."

Posted: 05/10/2013 - A Lincoln woman's baking business is booming at 48th & Highway 2 in Lincoln. She's creating gourmet cupcakes that are carefully crafted from original recipes.

Posted: 05/06/2013 - Many Americans take railroad crossing safety for granted. But the reality is, about every 3 hours in the U.S., a train and a vehicle or pedestrian collide.

Posted: 05/03/2013 - Gary Pepin is without a doubt one of the top track & field coaches in the United States. And he's been proudly wearing Husker red for the past 33 years.

Updated: 04/29/2013 - Norman Dority learned how to tune pianos in the summer of 1962. And he has been honing his craft for the past 51 years.

Updated: 04/26/2013 - When most people think about Nebraska City, they think Arbor Day and apples. But when artists think about Nebraska City, they think about the Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts.

Updated: 04/23/2013 - A group of middle school students saw a problem and wanted to find a solution. Now the entire community of York is behind them. They want to raise enough money to help build a well for drinking water in the African country of South Sudan.