We all recognize Superman by his cape. We thrill to see Spider-Man throw his webs. And Justin Roby? Well he’s known for baby formula! Earlier this year, Roby, who is an officer with the London Police Department in Kentucky, was called to respond to a standard shoplifting call. However, once he arrived on the scene, […]
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Houston Police Officer, Steve Wick, not only patrols the people on the streets, he looks after them, too, in ways none of them have been cared for before. The Sergeant helps run the city’s Homeless Outreach Team (HOT), a part of the Houston Police Department’s mental health division. Since 2011, Wick along with four other […]
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A Hamilton, New Zealand, woman visits Muscle and Ink Tattoo, a local tattoo parlor, once a week so that her tattoo artist, Jason Ward, can apply her stick-on tattoos. She says it makes her feel “equal” when he applies them. Ward, who has a special place in his heart for this woman, gives her the […]
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Damon Cole is a Senior Corporal with the Dallas Police Department, but his dedication to protect and serve doesn’t stop there. Cole is also a member of a group called “Heroes, Cops and Kids”. Cole explains, “It’s me and four other Dallas police officers. We dress up as superheroes and we go to schools, churches, […]
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The July Fourth holiday was a memorable one for one dog owner and his canine friend, “Fraser”. They had gone on a hike up to Norvan Falls on the North Shore of Vancouver, BC. Upon their return, Fraser could not make it back down due to cuts on his paws. His owner then noticed signs […]
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In Boiling Springs, South Carolina, the words “staff appreciation” have never been more meaningful. Brenda Hurst, the head custodian at Boiling Springs High School, has taken care of the school for over twenty years. From her school spirit at school athletic events to the care she gives the children to managing the maintenance of the […]
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High School Graduations are a time for celebration with family and friends, as the graduate’s future is laid out before them and the world is his or her oyster. Unfortunately, this was not the case in a recent graduation ceremony in Clarksville High School in Arkansas. When Dakota Smith walked across the stage to receive his […]
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Most people think of their home as their sanctuary and safe place, so when it is invaded they are left feeling betrayed, vulnerable and violated. Here are some tips for preventing crimes in your own home: When you move to a new home or apartment, ALWAYS have the locks changed. While you’re adding […]
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If you’re like most South Texans, you are probably feeling helpless in the midst of the tragic stories surrounding us due to area flooding. Here are some ways that you can help: Donate Goods: If you have extra or unneeded items in your home, offer them up to those in need. Currently there is […]
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