For the more than 8,500 Elks who traveled to Philadelphia this past June, the Grand Lodge's annual convention was a time to celebrate the Order's many achievements, reestablish old friendships, and help the BPOE to chart its future course. Staff Report
Burned to the ground by the British on more than one occasion, the city of St. Augustine has recovered each time to claim even greater glory. Today's "America's Oldest City" is not only survibing, it's flourishing! Patricia and Syvlia McNair
When a widowed schoolteacher climbed into an oaken barrel one October afternoon in 1901 to challenge Niagara Falls, moste people thought she was a fool. Twenty mintues later, when she emerged on the Candaian shore, Anna Edson Taylor was an American hero. Bob Fulton
Diagnosed with tuberculosis at the age of 25, John B. Steston left Philadelphia with little hopes of ever reaching his 30th birthday. Ten years later he returned to the city to build a hatmaking empire that's still alive and well today. Richard Bauman