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Didn't even need to read the story, this headline was good enough for me.
Great positive story. Thanks for running it Deseret News.
What a wonder story and wonderful experience for these youth.
This is the kind of news worthy articles that reminds me of the goodness in the world.
Kudos to the youth, their leaders, and staff who made this possible for them!
It is so cool that all these people are working together to make these kids's dreams come true. When you are handicapped, you get tired of just being in a wheelchair. It's wonderful to be able to do these kinds of things. :o)
Great story. Puns, however, are the worst kind of newspaper headline.
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