The first look after a decade.

Sometimes you just have to go back to your roots....

It was occupied by an agricultural family of 8 and is over 100 years old. The sons and daughters of this old homeplace went on to make an impact as teachers, agribusiness leaders on a worldwide scale, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and civil servants. Their offspring continued to make an impact as professionals in the worlds of land management, Education superintendent’s and teachers, National level agribusiness leaders, publishers, business owners, and the list goes on.... including a radio guy resolved to restore.

What better place than the house that built a heritage to continue the celebration of the things that make us good as Americans, our faith?