Musicians and bands, participating in a program called “You Got 2 Give 2 Get,” were giving free concerts for teenagers who agreed to donate four hours of their time to various charities. When they completed the required time, they were given concert tickets worth approximately $100. »
This is a good-news story about lost rings from a marriage of 63 years and an honest finder and a happy coincidence. »
Tempe teenager Samantha Fox, her mother and a couple of friends came up with a great idea several years ago. »
A city resident wants to wish a big ‘thank you’ to a woman who paid for a prescription she couldn’t afford Sunday at Shopper’s Drug Mart. »
Rachel Warns and Madeline Crowley are pretty good at spelling, but their motto last month was “Hair today, gone tomorrow.” »
This family has been through so much. »
A retired engineer who finally handed back a school library book he had borrowed more than 60 years ago has been spared £300-plus in unpaid fines. »
How about this for some good news? We’ve been on a starvation diet lately. »
Investigators had all but given up on finding $10,000 in cash and gift certificates stolen from an office last December when the loot was returned last week, along with the hand-lettered envelopes it came in. »
A good Samaritan who turned in to police $10,000 lying in a Malvern street says he wants no reward. »
Christine Mizenko was a newlywed and living in Swoyersville for about a month when floodwaters from Tropical Storm Agnes destroyed her home. »
A homeless woman living at a Salvation Army shelter in Tampa with her five children found and returned a purse containing $800 in cash and two paychecks, according to a report. »
In 1987, Gil Gillenwater and his brother, Troy, decided to forgo the usual Thanksgiving tradition of stuffing themselves, drinking too much and sitting around watching football on TV all day. »
PIONEER ELEMENTARY students are giving peace a chance through a unique character education program that is growing in popularity. »
A New York City cab driver is being commended for his honesty. Last week when a passenger got out of his cab - that passenger accidentally left behind a bag filled with jewelry - worth more than $200,000. Today it is back with its rightful owner thanks to that cab driver. »
In a world controlled by parents, teachers and a laundry list of things they can not do, many local teens find feelings of accomplishment in knowing there is something they can do for those less fortunate. »
Leslee Hobson isn’t just lucky when it comes to lottery tickets. She is lucky she buys her coffee from John Martin each morning. »
A Brentwood man will not be fined for a library book that was due when Calvin Coolidge was president, the Oakland Public Library announced Friday. »
An official of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) set a good example by returning close to S$1,000 or about P55,000 to a travel agency owner, who left it at the immigration arrival counter at the Davao International Airport on Tuesday afternoon. »
More than a year after her death, a Winnipeg woman was remembered as a hero who lived life to the fullest. “My mom was an everyday hero. Not the swoop-in-and-save-the-world Superman kind of hero, but an everyday hero,” said Kirsten Albo, daughter of Diane Kroeker, who died while reaching out to help someone in danger of drowning in the Pacific Ocean. »
Tamworth West Public School’s SRC kicked off their year’s fundraising efforts with Bandaged Bear Day yesterday. »
Some real treasures can be found at secondhand stores, but when workers in a River Falls, Wis. opened a donated purse, they found an unexpected treasure. »
The Blood Bank of Delmarva has its missing laptop back. »
As annual visitors to South Florida from Connecticut, we experienced an episode of integrity and kindness that deserves to be publicized. »