Thad Buehler shares his story of founding the National Disaster Photo Rescue Organization after the Joplin tornado, which inspired him to reunite people with their lost photographs and help them heal. [... more]

The city of Joplin, Missouri was devastated by the costliest tornado in American history on May 22, 2011. The tornado left 162 lives lost and thousands injured, but the community came together to rebuild and recover. Jeremiah Cook, a meteorologist who was on duty during the storm, shares his personal story of the tornado and the recovery efforts that followed. [... more]

Thad Beeler, founder of the National Disaster Photo Rescue Organization, shares his story of how he helped reunite people with their lost photographs after the devastating Joplin tornado in 2011. The organization's efforts brought hope and comfort to those affected, highlighting the importance of community support and faith-based ministry in times of crisis. [... more]

The 2011 Joplin tornado left a devastating scar on the city, but the community came together to rebuild and recover. Meteorologist Jeremiah Cook and reporter Gretchen Bolander share their personal stories of survival and the remarkable efforts of the people of Joplin to overcome the disaster and emerge stronger than ever. [... more]

Thad Bieler, founder of the National Disaster Photo Rescue Organization, shares his story of how he helped reunite families with their lost photographs after the devastating Joplin tornado in 2011. The organization's mission is to preserve memories and bring comfort to those affected by disasters. [... more]

The Joplin tornado of May 22nd, 2011, left a permanent scar on the city, but the community came together to rebuild and recover. Former KSNF meteorologist Jeremiah Cook shares his story of the devastating storm and the heroic efforts of those who helped rebuild Joplin, a testament to the power of community resilience and humanitarian efforts. [... more]

The city of Joplin, Missouri was devastated by the costliest tornado in American history in 2011, taking 162 lives and injuring thousands. Meteorologist Jeremiah Cook and reporter Gretchen Bolander share their personal stories of the disaster and the remarkable recovery of the community, highlighting the resilience and kindness of the people who came together to help each other in the face of tragedy. [... more]

The Joplin tornado of 2011 brought out the best in many people, including Thad Bieler, who founded the National Disaster Photo Rescue Organization to reunite people with their lost photographs after disasters. The organization's work has made a significant impact on families affected by the disaster, and its story highlights the importance of community service and giving back to others. [... more]

Thad Bieler recounts the Joplin tornado and the founding of the National Disaster Photo Rescue Organization, which reunites people with their lost photographs after disasters. Meanwhile, William Federer discusses the impact of smallpox on the Revolutionary War, and Mark O'Brien shares the story of St. Louis Louis, a legendary pool player. [... more]