Tell Me Something Good

A Harrisonburg teen has overcome her disabilities to earn a prestigious award.

"I feel it's like a lasagna. It's got layers of goodness," said Abby Schweber, a volunteer and chef for Lasagna Love here in Harrisonburg.

The valley organization, All Blessings Flow, has expanded to Elkton to provide free used medical equipment to those in need.

The show must go on...even during a pandemic. The theater department at Spotswood High School choosing Chicago as this year's performance.

The Great Community Give hopes to raise $1 million in direct support of 118 nonprofit agencies serving Harrisonburg and Rockingham County, VA.

Parents at East Rockingham High School created a Facebook page to celebrate their Seniors.

A local couple is making it their mission to visit as many LOVE signs across the Commonwealth.

Health care workers have been on the frontlines throughout the pandemic and now one local hospital is giving thanks.

Elkton Area Community Services is making home cooked meals for those in the community.

After researching the idea, a local school nurse created a Blessing Box for her students.

A local organization is helping those in need get food delivered right to their door.

Frontline workers at Augusta Health get the opportunity to visit with dogs during the week for a few minutes of relief.

Schewels Home in Harrisonburg is working to help the Salvation Army collect donations for their "Dollars for Diapers" event.

Students at Triplett Tech school are working to build homes for Habitat for Humanity.

A Luray man has created COVID Bags for those in need. They include items like orange juice and medication.

A Timberville man is honoring health care workers by asking the town to keep up their Christmas lights through the end of the month.

A local family is rebuilding after a devastating fire destroyed their home back in July.

After the pandemic hit, a local running organization had to change the way they do things. Now, they are looking to engage the community in new ways.

very week, WHSV’s Isabella Marcellino provides Daybreak viewers with her segment: “Tell Me Something Good.” Watch some of the good news she shared this year:

A Christmas light display brings joy to the Weyers Cave community.

James Madison University students create friendship bracelets for residents at Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community.

A local teacher is creating fun morning announcements for his students.

A Harrisonburg barber is back to work after battling a form of cancer.

During the pandemic, the West Luray Rec Center has created a safe space for students to learn.

A roller derby team is lacing up to help a local skating rink impacted by the recent explosion.

From growing a beard to painting their nails, the Harrisonburg Police Department is giving back during the month of November.

After a detective was diagnosed with cancer, the Page County Sheriff's Office decided they wanted to help.

Three brain injuries and a prosthetic leg aren’t stopping Harrisonburg native, Ed Purcell, from achieving his goals.

A retired principal is doing her part to help students in her community during the COVID-19 pandemic. She recently learned how to make desks for children to use during virtual learning.

A Waynesboro woman has opened her home to children in her community to assist them with virtual learning.