
If you know of someone in the Omaha/Council Bluffs/Lincoln area who is making the Heartland Proud, Taylor wants to hear about them.
For so many heartland families, farming is a way of life. For one Iowa man, his life as a farmer has spanned the decades. In fact, it still continues to this day.
For the last decade, Dianna Carda has been on a mission. As she ages, she was determined to keep herself and others healthy. She found, that at least for her, that was easier said than done.
The Heartland is filled with men and women who have bravely served our country in the middle east. One Plattsmouth man has made serving his country, community and family his life.
Take a quick look at the hundreds of pieces of jewelry in Sahar Husseini's shop and it is clear that she has talent. It is also clear that she loves to make jewelry.
There is something to be said for longevity, and the best person to say that just might be Richard Beck. It was the early 1950s when he started repairing electric motors in Council Bluffs. It's something he still does today.
To say that it's been a sweet ride for Doris Landstrom would be an understatement. 60 years ago, she took a job on a whim. Just this month, her candy-coated career came to an end.
Loved ones serving overseas during the holidays is tough for any family member. For children with parents half a world away, it is even tougher. 2 Omaha boys decided to help out.
Lots of us made New Year's resolutions to get to the gym more in 2007. One Omaha gym plays a more important role in the health of its clients than most.