Behind Miller's Hardware, a half-acre of wildflowers and tomato vines has quietly become the town's most peaceful spot.
For six years, the Same Old Suspects have shown up at O'Rourke's to lose at trivia — and to keep a friendship alive.
Feeding 600 people in three hours takes more planning than you'd think — and the crew has it down to a science.
Rain, snow, or heat wave, Carol Ann Pruitt has logged the same three miles since 2002 — and she's seen the town change one sidewalk at a time.
The Whitakers built a tiny library in their front yard in 2014. They've been quietly keeping it full ever since.
A tiny storefront with a hand-painted sign has quietly become the place where half the town starts its day.
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