Zest for life
Bout with leukemia fails to slow star basketball recruit
SEATTLE — It's here, while lying in a hospital hooked up to a chemo drip, that Katie Collier's testimony as a Christian speaks the loudest.
It's not when the 6-3 forward is swishing another basket, giving her Seattle Christian School basketball team the lead. And it's not when she'll play in the McDonald's high school All-American game on March 28 in Chicago.
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 Operation Xtreme Summer Camps
Focus on military families brings kids to a special week at camp funded by the community
Active duty military families face unique challenges from deployment to foreign countries to routine drill weekends. Often military parents leave their children behind for an assignment. Carelton McKenney, 15, of Bremerton has faced parental deployment several times in his young life. His mom has been deployed twice, to Kosovo and Iraq, as a Navy reservist. “The first time was when I was young; I was confused as to why she wasn’t there. Most of my memories from that time period are dark and not too bright and happy,” McKenney reflected.
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Faith still strong after 49 years in wheelchair
As a pole vaulter, Brian Sternberg wowed the world, breaking the world record three times in a three-month span. As a quadriplegic for the past 49 years, he's inspired the world, his Christian faith unwavering.
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