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And we will pick a final list once a week. Our final show will be the big give away. We have three weeks left, big finally friday july 22nd at Dell Music Center in Fairmount Park. Do you want to see us . Today in wildwood, wilmington, haddonfield, and then the dell. You are quite festive in your red, white and blue. I should have saved it for monday because that is fourth of july you can do a repeat we wont judge you. Dave, for fourth of july, we will celebrate it, at the friend house and they a...

Thousands braved the heat index to attend the inaugural Sweet Tea Festival at the civic center festival grounds in the City of Progress.

Jennifer and Audrey Wenzke don't take any time for granted after Audrey was diagnosed with lymphoma. She's now cancer free and is getting back to normal.

A Barry business woman had a pretty special St Davids Day, being invited to Number 10 Downing Street by the Prime Minister

Powell took her love for baking and enrolled in culinary school and did an internship in Nashville.

4 COVID-19 patients recover, surprise hospital team to thank them Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital respiratory team reunites with coronavirus survivors Share Updated: 11:15 PM EDT Jun 3, 2021 Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital respiratory team reunites with coronavirus survivors Share Updated: 11:15 PM EDT Jun 3, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript YOU’LL ONLY SEE ON WYFF NEWS 4 MONTHS AFTER BEING ON NTVEILATORS AND COMING OUT OF COMAS SEVERAL COVID-19 SURVIVORS ...

“She is an amazing human being – a real role model in the community,” said the entry. Richard Evans’ mission to put up nesting boxes is helping wildlife in Wales and inspiring others to follow his example, both in the UK and across the world. Richard Evans Since 2009 he’s made thousands of wooden structures at his home in Pontypool in a bid to increase numbers of bird, hedgehogs, dormice and bats. Mr Evans works in association with conservation organisations and has also put up ...

“With the coronavirus pandemic raging through much of 2020, we knew we would receive some exceptional entries, but we’ve been astounded by some of the things we have learned about the people of Gwent,” he said. “It’s been a distressing year and it’s heartening to see how so many have rallied round to help others.” He also paid tribute to people who have given their time and energy over many years to help make Gwent a better place. “The city of Newport and our towns and v...