For more than four decades, Alice Cooper has delighted -- and disturbed -- fans around the world with his fantastically gruesome theatrics.

With the help of Eastern Kentucky University and members of Rolling Thunder Chapter 5, a nonprofit state chapter of the national organization, many service men and women who are Prisoners of War - Missing in Action (POW/MIA) will be remembered with the unveiling of the 'Chair of Honor.'

Students at LaFontaine Preparatory School in Richmond are exploring the world of soap box derby car racing.

Serving his country. That's what George McMakin says Veterans Day means to him. The veteran with almost 24 years of service to his name noted he doesn't like to brag about his army life. However, when recognition is given, McMakin said he feels honor.

Emerson McAfee began serving his country in the U.S. Air Force in early 1960, not long after graduating from high school. After 25 years of active duty, the Springfield, Ohio, native retired in 1984 as a master sergeant and returned to Madison County, his adopted home.

For Peter Schmidt, a retired law enforcement specialist with the Air Force, the highlight of his near two-decade long career is being on a Philippine Air Force base when prisoners of war (POWs) were returned safely.

After about three years of being a school bus driver, Matt Hoskins has one goal -- to keep children safe.

Emma McFarland is no stranger to trauma. Not only did she beat a fast-growing breast cancer 18 years ago, but she survived a horrific car accident one year ago this month. Each traumatic event strengthened her faith and relationships with her close friends and family.

Farmers have a more difficult time getting started in any kind of farming venture without a generational background, as Brandon Sears, of the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service, stated. Growing up in a farming family and inheriting farmland are two key benefits that can really give a new farmer an advantage.

"It is tough, but it's very rewarding if you like and enjoy it. If you enjoy it, it is well worth the sacrifice to do it." For Isaac Marcum, farming is indeed fraught with challenges, but those are not severe enough to deter him from the farming lifestyle.

Peggy Robbins' infectious laugh catches you off-guard, and you can't help but smile when you hear it. The two-time breast cancer survivor has worked hard to keep a positive outlook since she was diagnosed eight years ago. She credits her faith and support from those around her to helping her through her fight.