After 200 years of Chapman farmers being rooted in Warren County, Kentucky, the certainty of the farm is now unclear. Neither of Chapman's children have any interest in taking over the farm, which may mean the end of the Chapman legacy. 

Video filmed and edited by Grace Pritchett and BreAnna Luker. (This video is part of a project by students at Western Kentucky University titled The Way We Work: Kentucky Adapts to a Changing Workforce).

Justin Speck wants his theater students to remember what happened 20 years ago on September 11th. Speck was working in Manhattan when he witnessed the attacks on the World Trade Center. Thousands of miles away at the time, John Seder, a photographer and New York native living in a different state watched in horror as a place he once lived was terrorized. Time would move on, but the memories would stay, never to be forgotten.

Video edited and shot by Grace Pritchett

Les Shaw knows it has to rain, at some point, but how will the family ranch fare until then? Shaw is a fourth-generation rancher in White Owl on the land his great grandfather homesteaded in 1898. He and his brother, along with their families, run the cow-calf operation. In 2021, the drought conditions in South Dakota severely impacted the ranch operation. 

Video edited by Grace Pritchett Video shot by Grace Pritchett and Siandhara Bonnet