Hometown
Danny Kjos, left, first met his biological mother Michelle Flanagan, right, when he was 26 years old. Adopted at nine weeks old, he always wondered what his biological parents were like and why they had to give him up. When he found Flanagan in 1991, he finally learned the truth. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot
Kjos finds long-lost family
The Hodges’ long road home to Roslyn
Attending Jepperson wedding
Agricultural economist encourages careful optimism amid trade changes and federal assistance
Leona Wattier is a 91-year-old currently residing at Sun DIal Manor. Wattier grew up in Day County, attending Bristol and Langford schools. Education has always been important to Wattier because her mom was a teacher. She followed after her mother and became a teacher as well. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot
Passions passed on through generations
Linda Weiland is a 75-year-old who is currently residing at Sun Dial Manor. Weiland was an active kid and worked hard in school to guarantee good grades. Now she is just enjoying the free time she is given by focusing on crafts, television and talking with her children. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
Not letting life distract you from your loves in life
Travis Hahler, who graduated from Webster High School in 2007, went on to lead change management at Google and now SalesForce. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot
From Webster to the world’s biggest stages
Commissioners approve commercial rental CUP despite neighbors’ opposition
Ronny Reiss is a Sun Dial Manor resident and loves to joke around with the staff. He has a great sense of humor and loves to share it. “All the abuse I get from them, I deserve every bit of it because I’m never letting up on them,” joked Reiss. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan