Prince and Brie, two fluffy Bichon Frise half-siblings, turned heads with their shiny, clean coats at the second annual Bark in the Park celebration at Castaic Lake. Their owner, David Brown, ensured they looked like “su-paw-stars” for the event. According to the The Signal, the event, hosted by Friends of Castaic Lake in partnership with […]
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Hope is in the air in the Illinois Valley, thanks to Ax Church’s Hope Week, where volunteers come together to brighten the community through various projects. The event aims to spread positivity and hope by improving local areas. As reported by Shaw Local, Hope Week was started in 2015 by Ax Church’s Lead Pastor Cameron
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Two brothers, Jason and Dayton Grandmaison, are on a mission to restore the Gayety Theatre, a historic gem in Van Buren, Maine, bringing new life to a beloved community landmark. The Gayety Theatre, which has been part of Van Buren since 1920, holds a rich history. As reported by Bangor Daily News, the theater entertained
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Iron County Jail marked a milestone on Tuesday with its first graduation ceremony, celebrating three inmates who earned their GED diplomas. The event was filled with pride and hope for the future. As reported by St. George News, Iron County Sheriff Ken Carpenter praised the graduates, Chavis Blackhorse, Conan “Mike” Sanchez, and Felix “Ivan” Campos,
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More than 100 people came together at the Edmonds Center for the Arts to participate in the fourth annual Edmonds Move4Mona Walk/Run, raising over $25,000 for the Mona Foundation, a global education community. As reported by Lynnwood Today, Mona Foundation founder Mahnaz Javid shared how the foundation began in 1999 in Edmonds and has since
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It’s always refreshing to see a community event that truly brings people together, and the latest gathering at State College is no exception. According to StateCollege.com, ‘State of the Story’ has blossomed into a narrative garden where community tales are the seeds of deeper connections. This unique event offers a platform for local residents to
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Time passes quickly…too quickly. One day you’re graduating from high school and the next you’re trying to figure out when to retire. Stuff happened in between, but it doesn’t seem like it could’ve gone by so quickly. But every now and then, you get a chance to slow down and relive the good ol’ days.
In life, we all face adversities. Some more than others. Some are within our control, but many are not. In Los Angeles, one woman has found a way to help teens work through theirs. According to CBS News, Wendy Raquel Robinson, an at-risk youth herself turned an old speakeasy into a performing art center. Robinson
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Many of us like to go outdoors to escape. It’s fun, it’s healthy and it’s great stress relief. But sometimes that stress relief takes an ironic turn for the worse. According to CBS News, a man by the name of Todd was mountain biking on a trail in Crow Wing County, Minnesota. “It’s a huge
Many of us have had low points in our life. Times when it doesn’t seem like things can get any worse…then they do. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced and/or kept many folks in that very situation. Yet, true to the human spirit, all over the world, some are finding ways to still help others in
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