So often, stories make headlines one day and disappear the next. There’s a 9-year-old child, in New Hanover County with a smile on her face this weekend. It’s an important reminder that, for those involved in those headlines, life moves on.
Several years ago, Steve Sanders was diagnosed with a rare, genetic disease that caused his kidneys to slowly stop functioning. As time went on, it became apparent that he would have to either begin dialysis or receive a new kidney.
The dog’s owners say that it found a plastic bag filled with an unknown substance at a nearby hotel. After the dog began to shake and could no longer stand, the owners flagged down the two officers.
This $40 million investment is one of multiple new incentives the health care system has introduced to support front-line workers and team members during this pandemic.
The 32-year-old stay-at-home mother of two — with a third on the way — got started making other people’s days after her worst day. Her son Liam, a preemie, died at just one month old.
A UPS driver stopped after delivering a package in the middle of his busy shift in a Georgia neighborhood earlier this month, to wish the parents of a newborn baby boy well.
When the sun is beating down, and the lines just keep getting longer, his co-workers say he is always there to keep things moving and keep morale high.
An 11-year-old girl was gifted a fun-filled theme park experience as she has been hailed as a hero for saving her younger brother from a burning apartment in Charlotte.
The child's mother said she thinks her son and neighbor’s friendship resonates with so many because people like to see relationships form so naturally for young people and elderly people.
The Batch Maker is branching out from cookies and into counseling. A new program called Cookies For Counseling will start this August when the reopen their store in its new location.
Tammy Lawrence calls herself Cam Newton's No. 1 fan. So imagine her excitement when she received a surprise birthday message from the star quarterback.
Paige Walker, a 10-year-old elementary student, took weeks to carefully draw customized, personal cards for each of her classmates and surprised them with her artwork for their Valentine’s Day class party.
The Center for Civil Rights History and Research and University of South Carolina Libraries have announced that Crump, along with his wife Cathy, will be donating their papers and films to the university, aptly named the Steve and Cathy Wilson Crump Collection.
The board’s move, proposed by Superintendent Dr. Bill Cook, was a “‘Thank you’ for an outstanding job to its more than 2,400 employees,” the district said.
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