Recollections of a trip to Aunt Eva & Uncle Jack's farm about chickens, sad songs and a 30 foot fall (in the buff) from the haymow.

Marilyn Tollerud decides not to go commercial with her famous pumpkin bread.

Pastor Liz makes her way around town and loses $200 bucks in the Side Track Tap.

The Lake Wobegon Leonards lose their big homecoming game and the folks in town react to fall and cooler weather settling in.

Clint and Irene Bunsen are away in Indiana, and the tomatoes in their yard are just perfect. But they won't last. So the folks in Lake Wobegon turn to pastor Liz for the right thing to do.

Dorothy at the Chatterbox Cafe is raising eyebrows with a new hairdo.

A review of summer vacations -- the historical low point of any good Lutheran's year.

Fall settles in around Lake Wobegon, which is a good thing, because we could only bear so much summer.

The wild grapes are ripe along the East side of the lake and the Schroeder's have set about making their wild grape wine.

The smell of freshly mowed grass becomes Proust's madeleine, conjuring up memories of young love on a summer afternoon.