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CHEEKTOWAGA — The Niagara Frontier Doll Club’s 36th annual Doll Show & Sale will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 15 in the Buffalo Airport Hotel, 4600

Center for Active Living in Worthington is awarded a second "The Good Life" grant for programming.

When Benet Buddies, a student volunteer group from Benet Academy in Naperville, put out the call for academy students to join the group and befriend students with intellectual and developmental disabilities, over 100 signed up.

Alliant Biotech had the privilege and honor of donating & presenting Obi, an adaptive eating device, to IKUS Life Enrichment Services, at an overnight respite weekend at Indian Trails Camp (ITC).

When Kim and Randy Wolf, Naperville parents of 9-year-old Jack, dreamed of a place where their son could learn and thrive, they never imagined that 15 years later that dream would have turned into Turning Pointe Autism Foundation.

An unusual service in Colorado Springs that helps parents and guardians keep their families intact during a crisis and avoid foster care for their children is seeing a spike in

The OASIS Respite Program welcomed individuals, caregivers and potential volunteers to visit the site where OASIS runs their program...

Kristen Joy Cushing embodied service leadership and was dedicated to providing health care to underserved individuals. Kristen, who graduated from the Yale

Moderna and discovered the necessary formula for the Moderna COVID19 vaccine.   We also recognize Dolly Partons donation of a million dollars for this research and hear Ames native Marilyn Gibbs-Alger, former owner of the  Cranford Apartment Building on the corner of Lincoln Way and Stanton Avenue in Ames, tells the history of this distinguished building. It was built by a business developed by Female ISU professors and researchers in 1922 and whose construction was supervised by the fem...