New Beginnings Church in Harrisonburg gave children in the area the chance to meet local first responders and learn more about what they do for the community, including air medical crews.
After about 15 minutes of fighting with the fish, Burkett was finally able to pull the fish to shore. It was so big, he needed to use both hands to get it on the bank.
All Cohan has wanted for the past nine years, was to see his mother, who just turned 93 years old, and give her a hug. So, Team Gleason made that happen.
On June 4, 11 team members with Spring Hill Presbyterian Church - ECO made the 637 mile trip over to Hanson, Kentucky to lend a helping hand to families whose homes were destroyed by a tornado.
The past two years have been very challenging for families and children, especially when it comes to education. That’s why the Shenandoah Valley Kiwanis Club used its Coolest Pet Contest to help raise money for the Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro Tutoring Network.
While there are a lot of opportunities in Virginia for youth in the foster care system to pursue higher education and get a college degree, the majority of them are unlikely to do so, but Dennis Villeda is a different story.
A nonprofit working to improve the lives of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, has given a man in the Winchester area the opportunity to plan the trip of a lifetime.
A local car salesman is donating a portion of his car sales to Natalie Dodge. She's currently undergoing cancer treatments at St. Jude’s in Memphis, TN.
“I’ve just never focused on being deaf. I’ve focused on what I can do. Just like a hearing person. I don’t believe that a hearing person has anything on me,” said Terry Waters, Fishburne Military School's wrestling head coach.
Given the recent tragedies with local law enforcement and the anniversary of Stanley Police Officer Nick Winum's death, PCHS students are honoring police in some special ways.