
Willie Stewart had no business kayaking the Colorado River with a prosthetic arm. But he went for it anyway.
By Doug Colligan in Reader's Digest - April 2007
Todd Hardwick grew up loving alligators. But when one snagged him in a death roll, he knew what he had to do.
By Seamus McGraw in Reader's Digest - August 2006
Hailstones pelted the plane. It lurched out of control. Then passengers saw the treetops.
By Lynn Rosellini in Reader's Digest - January 2007
Kivalina, Alaska: A Melting Village
At the tip of a barrier island above the Arctic Circle, a village is melting into the sea. What one town's struggle for survival means for us all.
By David Darlington in Reader's Digest - October 2008
A year after Katrina, Reader's Digest returns to New Orleans to see how one neighborhood is coming back to life.
By Derek Burnett in Reader's Digest - August 2006
Make It Matter: Quenching a Thirst
How one teacher and 900 students discovered the joy of helping a village halfway around the globe.
By Lynn Rosellini in Reader's Digest - June 2008
Sometimes you really need to reward yourself.
By Alanna Nash in Reader's Digest - June 2006
The earthquake that struck last year left Kashmir looking like Hiroshima after the bomb. Then a team of U.S. doctors came to help.
By Derek Burnett in Reader's Digest - March 2006
Outrageous! Green Laws Gone Bad
Are we protecting nature or ruining lives?
By Michael Crowley in Reader's Digest - April 2005