Tom Kase is not a Kane native but he has always had a heart for the forest. He moved here in 1996 and has been active in many community projects, including working on the Knox & Kane rail trail that is being developed to go right through Kane. Today he shares stories about coming to Kane and the trail group TAMED.
Sunflowers! Today Dave Conklin shares stories about the sunflower fields on Greendale Road, the Sonshine Factory and Hunting for a Cure with St. Jude’s.
Andrea and Joe Lanich moved their business to Kane in 2014 and just moved into town in June of this year. This is the first time Andrea ever lived in a neighborhood and today she shares stories about why she loves Kane.
In 2012 Royce Novosel-Johnson started the process of moving back to Kane after living away for several years. He had been working a corporate job in the Washington DC area, but decided to come home and learn about his family business. He and his wife Katie have gotten really involved in the community and today Royce tells stories about why he is so glad to be connected to his hometown again and what it means for him to raise his family here today.
Amber Hancharick moved to Kane in 2007 and has had a part in the revitalization in of the town. She share some great stories and memories of the early days and tells why she decided to put down roots in Kane
It’s Wednesday night again that means it’s history night, when we hear stories about our town’s past from the Kane Historic Preservation Society.
If you remember Day 27, Denny Driscoll started telling stories about the Thomas L. Kane Memorial Chapel and we didn’t have enough time to hear everything. So, today he is back for part 2!
How many of you remember Anderson’s Nursery selling Christmas trees? How about Greendale Valley Dairy Farm? Today Jo Ann and Bob Wolfe tell stories about both.
The Evergreen Enchanted Creative Playground was built in 1988 by the community. Today Randy Durante shares stories about the days when it was built and about being part of caring for it this past weekend during KARE for the Creative Playground.
Sometimes things in life come full circle and today Heather Glogau shares stories about how she has seen that happen in her life here in Kane. Heather moved to Kane right before her Junior year in high school and felt welcomed right away. She decided to raise her family here and is involved in many of the same things she was as a teenager, just in a different way.
Watch her tell her story for yourself!
Kane has always had people with an entrepreneurial spirit living here. Today Nate Wilson shares the story of how he started a maple syrup business when he was 9-years-old and shows us how he is still making and now selling it 7 years later.
