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Singer Hasley took to Instagram to announce her pregnancy. For the same, she posted a few pictures showing off her bare baby bump. The 'Be Kind' singe
Communities have been coming out to support one another since the coronavirus pandemic began, but the next generation has come up with a way to combat hunger, entirely online.
Toni Yates reports on the couple offering good to those in need during the pandemic. The soup kitchen, supported by Franciscan Charities, would feed hundreds of families in the dining hall until COVID forced the space to shut down - but it did not stop the outreach. "It's changed in a dramatic way in that now there are more working poor, people who have lost their jobs, who have not been unemployed before but are now either unemployed or underemployed," Miller said. Volunteers continue to show up because they could not leave their clients hungry. The chef kept cooking and meals were handed ou...
Students deliver goody baskets to first responders, nursing homes Students deliver goody baskets to first responders, nursing homes By Logan Whaley | January 15, 2021 at 7:20 PM CST - Updated January 27 at 6:23 AM WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. (KAIT) - Walnut Ridge Middle School students spent Tuesday delivering kindness to their community. As part of the Be Kind Program, teachers and students participated in fundraisers and events, raising more than $1,000 for first responders in the community. On Tuesday, they delivered 37 goody baskets to Lawrence Memorial Hospital, nursing homes, police and fir...
Guest host Ken Jennings paid an emotional tribute to Alex Trebek during Monday night's episode of "Jeopardy!" Seeing how much the blanket meant to the patient, Marcello made others and created "I See You" blankets. "I've seen more death and dying than I would ever thought I'd see in my life and it made me very emotionally distant from my patients because I felt that if I connected too much, if I cared too much it might break me and I see the blankets kinda help bring me back," Marcello said. Marcello says she's raised $10,000 to pay for materials to make even more blankets.