Mae Bryant News Today

Mae Bryant was one of 85 veterans who flew to Washington, D.C. on the first of six Badger Honor Flights for 2024.

For editor Andrea Behling, the April issue offered a valuable — and unique — opportunity to share the stories of our communitys elders.

She will be one of 88 veterans traveling to Washington, D.C. and the only World War II veteran and only female veteran going on the upcoming Badger Honor Flight.

10 of Madisons elders share stories, advice and reflections on life, love and lessons learned along the way.

LAKE MILLS - A Trinity Pines resident is not only looking forward to celebrating Veterans Day this week, but also her 100th birthday.

By: Hansel Chu, Assistant Sports Editor and Kevin Contreras, Sports Editor With the 2020-21 UC Riverside athletic season officially wrapped up, we will spotlight some of the new athletes that are going to contribute to the Highlander athletics in this next school year. Most of the transfers coming to UC Riverside will be participating in […]

Firefighters raise money for elderly woman who lost son’s ashes in house fire By WRAL Staff | January 14, 2021 at 2:13 AM CST - Updated January 14 at 2:13 AM RALEIGH, N.C. (WRAL) - A North Carolina woman had a tough and tragic 2020: her son died from COVID-19, and she lost one house due to money problems and another when it burned down. But firefighters pitched in to make sure the new year is looking up. When the shed 76-year-old Betty Campbell had been living in burned down, she lost ...

Firefighters raise funds for elderly woman Listen to the content of this post: A Raleigh woman had a tough and tragic 2020 — only for it to end in disaster RALEIGH, North Carolina (CNN) — Somewhere among the rubble and soot are the ashes of Betty Campbell’s son, who died from covid last April. She kept them in the corner of this shed she called home. “I know I will never get his ashes back,” Campbell said. “It hurts, it really hurts, you know. especially to know my child is in ther...