Munro Shoes-Made in America

With a strong heart and "sole," this American family-owned business upholds its commitment to the nation by taking pride in their most valuable asset—their employees.

Harman International Industries Vs. Munro Shoes

By Aaron Rimstidt

How do two different companies led by extraordinary men with old-fashioned corporate values adapt to the issue of succession and changing market forces?

Teaming Up with Bonnie Hunt

By Dawn Reiss

In a behind-the-scenes conversation, we learn how this candid Cubs fan faced her fear of failure and took a chance on Hollywood.

Reveling in the Past of America’s Favorite Pastime

By Iyna Caruso

The teams and ballparks may be long gone, but die-hard fans do their part to keep baseball memories alive.

All I Need to Know About Investing I Learned on the Farm

By Cathy Shouse

Get your ducks in a row with 10 common sense financial strategies to help you weather tough economic times.

Cheers to Health!

By Steve Kaelble

Sitting down to eat his lunch at a neurological hospital in Lyon, France, where he was conducting research, Dr. Will Clower could hardly believe what he saw.

Setting the Stage

By Heather Ray

How to put on a show for potential homebuyers — without breaking the bank. HGTV's Lisa LaPorta shares a few tips on home staging.

The Art of Work

By Ted Kreiter

Past covers humorously and meticulously illustrate several views of Americans hard at work (or hardly working) in this month's Illustrators Hall of Fame.

My Dog Let Me Down

By Tait Trussell

My dog let me down. Or so it seemed. I know that man’s best friend is above reproach. And I may have just made a false accusation. But let me tell you exactly what happened ...

Hocking Hills: A Cottage Industry

Pack your hiking boots but leave your laptop behind. Ohio offers the ultimate getaway that pampers and challenges guests, then sends them home with a sense of renewal.

Taking Charge of Diabetes

A new cookbook offers easy-to-prepare recipes to keep blood glucose levels and heart health in check. Try the Salad Greens with Hoisin-Plum Dressing or the Goat Cheese and Garlic Spread to start.

Landscaping That’s for the Birds

Let your garden sing this year with plantings designed to attract your feathered friends.

Biological vs. Mechanical Heart Valves

Four Steps to Healthier Skin

Skin care tips everyone should know from New York City dermatologist Dr. Deborah S. Sarnoff.

Make Your Own Cleaning Products

Dental Cleaning and Heart Health

Husband’s Life Saved by Defibrillator

Omega-3 Tackles Her Triglycerides

From the Pharmacy

I finally put something aside for my retirement. I put aside my plans to retire.

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America, We Can Make It! (May/June 2009)

How do companies that continue to operate in America compete with low-priced imports? We’d like to hear how Americans in your area are responding to the current crisis.

Moments after officially being declared alumni, Skaneateles High School seniors of Skaneateles, New York, participate in an annual Graduation Day tradition that has continued for two decades-plunging into a nearby lake in their caps and gowns. Photographer Kevin Rivoli was there to capture the event midair.