All this week we're celebrating the 50th anniversary of our "On The Road" which premiered with Charles Kuralt in 1967. Today we revisit one of Kuralt's pieces from 1983 on small town America when he stopped by Shelton, Nebraska. Tell us your favorite stories with #OTR50! "The strength of the country doesn't come from New York, Los Angeles and Chicago only of course. It also comes from Shelton, Nebraska. Population 1,040...some odd " -Charles Kuralt, 1983 | CBS Evening News

FROM THE ARCHIVES: "Some towns that are short on cash are long on spirit." Before Steve ever went on the road to meet Monte Scott in Muskegon Heights, Charles Kuralt took his viewers to the third-annual "Pothole Festival" in Conway, SC. Take a look at this gem from the On The Road archives (July 1985) that still resonates today. | On the Road with Steve Hartman

In 1994, Robert Redford spoke with Charles Kuralt at his home in Utah about his early career and his advocacy of Native American art and culture. Redford died Tuesday at the age of 89. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/robert-redford-dies-age-89-star-director/ | CBS Sunday Morning