Vince Golembiowski of Ohio was just 17 years old when he enlisted to fight for our country. He sacrificed earning his diploma to serve, but thanks to his son, he's finally received it at the age of 88.
Rather than let multiple vaccine doses go to waste, healthcare workers trapped by a snowstorm freely distributed them to other stranded drivers.
A legally blind 78-year old man can now read text and recognize his family thanks to a high-tech new synthetic cornea.
Several members of the Omaha and Douglas County community in Nebraska will be officially recognized for their contributions during a challenging year.
After 68 years apart from one another, couple Florence Harvey and Fred Paul reunited and fell in love all over again.
Free-food fridges are helping people in need across the US.
Some thoughts on being good neighbors and loving each other.
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