Ben Black, the quarterback from North Smithfield, has been named the 2025 CALL/TIMES All-Area Football MVP. His recognition comes at a poignant time, marking two years since a ski trip went wrong—a personal milestone that adds depth to this honor.
Love is in the air, and seniors in the community deserve to feel it too. Beyond Home Care has launched a special letter drive to spread warmth and encouragement, reminding us that simple gestures can make a profound impact on those who may feel lonely.
Despite a steady rain, residents of Killeen flocked to the farmers market outside Murdoch’s, showing a steadfast commitment to local producers. Vendors say this turnout reflects a rising trend of support for fresh, locally sourced goods and small businesses.
Volunteers are the driving force behind Brattleboro’s annual Harris Hill Ski Jump, ensuring the event’s continued success each year. Their dedication reflects the deep community support that has helped this beloved tradition endure.
In a public letter, the U.S. Postal Service praised Winchester residents for shoveling paths to their mailboxes after a bitter cold winter storm. Their letter underscores the importance of accessible mail routes during challenging conditions and celebrates the community’s willingness to help.
Coronado National Forest and the nonprofit Friends of Sabino Canyon have joined forces to secure funds for an expansive renovation of Tucson’s most popular outdoor destination. The proposed plan includes an enhanced visitor center and upgraded parking lot to accommodate the canyon’s growing appeal.
Members of HCA Florida Fawcett Hospital in Port Charlotte set aside their daily responsibilities to volunteer at Harry Chapin Food Bank Southwest Florida. Their efforts, as reported by hospital officials, highlighted a commitment to supporting the local community.
Walla Walla High School’s National Honor Society is collecting nonperishable food items at 800 Abbott Road. Community members are encouraged to participate in this local effort to support neighbors in need.
A new scholarship from the Illinois Sheriffs’ Association offers $500 to support students in Hancock County. This initiative highlights the association’s commitment to furthering higher education and supporting future leaders in the community.
Girl Scout cookie season has officially begun in the Craven County area, bringing a sweet opportunity for community support. Every box sold helps fund troop activities that foster learning, leadership, and camaraderie among local Girl Scouts.
