They are still in the database and will be forever.  I just havent gotten 
around to integrating more of the story management code I have been writing. 
(Been working on a comment system)
Anyway, here's a quick and dirty story viewer, I already wrote the code so a 
page only took 8 lines of code to make the whole thing.
Anyway, the page is:
http://azgeocaching.com/story.html?story=6
Just increment the 6 (the first story number) and you will eventually get to 
your story.  There are only about 30-ish stories in there or less and most of 
them are still on the first place, so it shouldn't take too long to get to 
what you want.  (story 9 for first 100 finds)
Hopefull I can get a search system in place and put this page up for the world 
to use, in some sort of useable manner.

Brian

On Tuesday 05 November 2002 02:42 pm, Team Tierra Buena wrote:
> Is there an archive of the azgeocaching.com home page items that have
> been aged off? You know, the stuff from like when Wyle E became the
> first to find 100 caches, etc.
>
> Steve
> Team Tierra Buena
> Making Geocaching harder than it ought to be...