Today's Features

Scott Stanley gently placed his left arm around wife Heather’s shoulder as the minister began a sermon about the many forms that true love can take. As the sermon progressed, Heather moved closer into her husband’s embrace.

Sunday’s sermon held special meaning for the couple as they listened with the rest of the congregation at Columbine Unitarian Universalist Church. Heather and Scott, along with two other couples, were renewing their wedding vows. 

The crowd that had been mingling and eating homemade cookies migrated to the makeshift dance floor at the beckon of the caller.

“Time to square up,” yelled Jan Hormuth as she joined the new dancers, who were quickly forming groups.

Everyone loves an underdog.

Nemo, a dachshund-beagle mix, was found abandoned in a box-store parking lot in Joplin, Mo. But even though a good Samaritan rescued the 3-month-old pup, his future didn't look bright. Nemo was born with a deformed right front leg. Instead of a normal leg, he had two small legs attached to each other, a useless appendage.

Abandoned dogs with severe deformities usually don't get adopted, and in many cases they are euthanized.

A special bond exists between a horse and its rider.

Unlike the relationship between a dog and his master, one built on obedience, the relationship between a horse and rider is one built on trust and cooperation.

“It's a partnership. You understand each other,” said Heidi Henderson. “You have to work together.”