D-Day Veteran Douglas Halley Receives Replacement War Medals After 81 Years
A researcher helped D-Day veteran Douglas Halley receive replacement military medals more than 80 years after his originals went missing.
A researcher helped D-Day veteran Douglas Halley receive replacement military medals more than 80 years after his originals went missing.
After years of walking at her local hardware store, 100-year-old Gretchen Sollo was surprised by the employees who have become part of her daily life.
Through a paid Veterans Corps internship in northern California, Army veteran Scot Clark developed fisheries research skills and found a new career direction.
Founder Hanan Ahmed’s Addis Ababa workshop produces reusable menstrual pads, working with sponsors to distribute products and improve conversations about period poverty.
In Burlington, Canada, hairstylist Arezoo Hejazi volunteers to give free haircuts to people facing hardship, offering care and confidence along with practical help.
After time in Scotland’s Polmont young offenders’ institution, Steven Beattie changed course, studied and is now preparing to graduate from medical school in 2027.
New Jersey student Shashank Madala created Kora, a free app designed to encourage caregivers to consider—not assume—what autistic children might be communicating.
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In an original NewsPositive interview, Oleg Ugrin, founder of Hikari Apps, shares how kindness, grief and his connection to Japan inspired Ctrl Alt Amen.
Debbie Moreno and Tracey Wright-Grabatin coordinate thousands of Thanksgiving meals in San Antonio and once delivered 18 late meals to nine seniors.