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WBBJ TV “If he sees somebody have car trouble he’ll stop and help them… if you need money he’s got you… whatever you need he can be there. If I call him and be like, ‘hey man I’m stuck in a ditch’ at 3 o’clock in the morning… he’ll come,” said Caleb Thomas. When west Tennessean Jason Moore isn’t at his full time job, or helping to save lives as a volunteer fighter, he’s giving back in other ways. For example, setting up a blessing box outside of a local fire station for those facing food insecurities and financial struggles.

These Delaware residents are changing the state. Meet our 5 local Jefferson Award finalists Joy Ashford, Delaware News Journal Biden touts successes, faces tests in 1st 100 days Replay Video UP NEXT EDITOR'S NOTE: This article has been updated to correct the name of William Gay's wife, Diane.  Across Delaware, citizens are doing good for the state and for each other. As part of the Delaware Salute to Service with Multiplying Good, five Delawareans have been chosen for their outstanding service benefiting local communities. Delaware Online/The News Journal is a co-sponsor of...

April 5, 2021 A limited number of spaces are open for an April 16 blood drive being organized by two Sussex Technical High School students to benefit the Blood Bank of Delmarva. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 1:45 p.m., Friday, April 16, at the CHEER Center, 20520 Sand Hill Road, Georgetown. To register in advance, go to donate.bbd.org. “Every drop counts, and in this pandemic, we all need to do our part,” said senior Sadie Davis, a health professions student who is planning a career in nursing. “Having a strong supply of blood is critical for people injured in emergen...

Who are the amazing people in our community who are making a difference every day? KOAA5 wants to celebrate the unsung heroes who selflessly serve those in need.

WBBJ TV “She is probably one of the most loving, kind, generous people that you will ever meet,” said Whitney Owens. Angela Spann is a Lexington resident working to better her community and the people who live there, by turning a devastating situation into motivation to help others. “The Tyler Spann foundation was started immediately after Tyler’s drowning in the riptide June 19, 2018,” explained Angela Spann. Angela says the Lexington community donated money to help with expenses after her teenage son Tyler Spann drowned while the family was vacationing in Florida. “Those funds w...