Mosaic City Church in Danville is starting Easter with a meaningful gesture: a free gas giveaway. Led by Pastor LeStan Hoskins—who believes a church should reach beyond its four walls—the congregation aims to support the local community in a tangible way.
The Pink Bus, provided by Lone Star Circle of Care in Georgetown, is bringing mobile mammograms to Killeen and surrounding communities. This initiative marks a key milestone in women’s healthcare by reaching women who might otherwise lack convenient access.
As Ag Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) Week (March 2–6) approaches, the University of Missouri Extension reminds farmers that good health practices are crucial for preventing accidents. Karen Funkenbusch teams up with the American Farm community to share why wellness matters on the farm.
This Valentine’s celebration at South Church promises more than sweet melodies. Its organizers aim to fund special coats for those experiencing homelessness or living in transitional settings, bringing warmth alongside the music.
The New Castle Career Center’s Cosmetology Program is training tomorrow’s stylists while quietly becoming a vital service resource for local residents. Students gain practical experience, and the community benefits from accessible care.
Despite a chilly drizzle on Saturday, volunteers at Community Church’s Brunswick location packed 2,000 boxes under the banner of “Boxes of Blessings.” Their determination and holiday spirit shone through, offering a testament to the power of community and kindness.
Buffalo Bills rookie Jackson Hawes recently spent time tossing a football with local kids, putting a spotlight on their boundless energy. To him, these young fans are more than just the next generation of spectators—they are the future leaders of Buffalo.
This holiday season, churches and community organizations in Cumberland are stepping up to serve, offering warm or take-home Thanksgiving meals and hosting resource fairs. These efforts aim to support those in need and emphasize the region’s focus on charitable outreach.
For forty years, one phone call shaped Harris Simmons’s life—and the lives of many experiencing homelessness. Now, after leading Shelter the Homeless for decades, the Zions Bancorporation CEO steps down as chairman but remains devoted to the cause.
Families across the Whitehall region are experiencing heightened food insecurity as a federal legal battle unfolds over SNAP benefits. The Whitehall Food Pantry has seen a surge in visitors, illustrating how deeply this uncertainty affects local communities.
