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Harrison Barnes: NBA ‘Not Work for Me’


is now a millionaire with limitless entertainment options, but he keeps finding time for his hometown, and in many towns — kids. Barnes loves to meet, and give back to his fans, especially the young ones. Harrison was in his hometown of Ames Thursday. Barnes, a former honor student, is passionate about encouraging kids to read. (WHOTV.com)

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