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A song of love, a song of wonder brought to you by grampa jim.

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In Davis County, the Barber Shop is the hub of stories, news, and gossip.  Everyone gets their two bits in.  Everyone knows a version of the story and cant wait to tell it. 

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It's springtime once again in our town.   We clean up all the debris that has been accumulating on the roads through the winter and even have a "Cleanup Day" where volunteers help dispose of old appliances or anything else people want to get rid of.   We kick off the process with a meeting at the Gas & Grill.  You're invited to listen in.

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    Gangs, shoot-outs, Ray in jail: it's all too outlandish to believe, or is it?  Vickie told us the story at the Gas & Grill after Ray went home to rest.

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Where do young men get the courage required to stand up to adversity?  Fred Meeks, our barber in Bloomfield tells us his story. 

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Big Joe isn't Emmie's only problem.  Blood is about to flow.

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Outrage of outrages: McCallisters picked a fine time to get even with Frenchie but they may have underestimated Emmie-Loy.

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Adventure, Politics, Fight to the Death, and Love Story; where can you find such a tale but in Harry Nation? 

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The war was raging, and everyone was busy attending to their jobs.  We were left on our own a lot -  all the kids were.  It was exciting and sometimes scary.  We were growing up quick.

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Homeless for a while in Portland.  Wartime activities everywhere.  Hustle here, hustle there, ships, airplanes, adrenaline all around.  Trips around the area to see what it's all about stretched imagination to the limits.  A whole town built in 110 days.  Three shipyards are building ships as if they were cars on an assembly line.  The world had never seen anything like it.  I was there.