Teen Makes 100-Mile Wheelchair Trek for Charity

A 14-year old Michigan boy named Gene Fletcher has completed a 100-mile wheelchair journey from Rapid River to Bay Cliff. He raised more than $20,000 for the Bay Cliff Health Camp, a nonprofit therapy and wellness center on Michigan's Upper Peninsula for children and adults with physical disabilities.

Read more on Fletcher's website: www.trektobaycliff.com/

Urban Farming - A New Revolution?

On a piece of land in downtown Atlanta, a group of residents have taken a lack of fresh produce into their own hands. You could call Habesha Gardens a revival of old traditions. It's one of many urban gardens emerging throughout the country. The fruits and vegetables sprouting up in this economically depressed area known as Mechanicsville is providing more than just fresh produce - it's also restoring a broken food system, providing mentoring programs and teaching a community how to utilize its resources for profit. Click on the link to learn more about Habesha Gardens: http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/06/29/bia.urban.farming/index.html#cnnSTCVideo

A Miracle at the Memorial Wall

When the father of a young man who'd died serving in Iraq went to the Vietnam Memorial Wall for a celebration, he met a trauma nurse who'd comforted his son on his deathbed. Listen to the moving story.



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You Are Never to Old to Have Fun!

Avola Fitzwater is still water skiing at age 77 and despite arthritis in her legs she is not stopping anytime soon.

"I just love the water," says Avola Fitzwater. "I can't stay away from the water." In a cute one-piece bathing suit, the 77-year-old rips across the lake like a pro.

See for yourself in the video below.



Avola's husband Clarence is no slouch either, he drives the boat.

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