Planning a Lovely Wedding? Now You Can Save a Family Farm at the Same Time
"We're really excited about bringing this millennial revenue into rural America and that is a very sustainable action," says the Dartmouth student.
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Minnesota Will Soon Pay for Your Landscaping Costs If You Plant Bee-Friendly Greenery
If you're a gardener living in Minnesota, the state may soon reimburse you for planting bee-friendly plants on your property.
Since Women Overcoming Addiction Repaid Town in Kindness, It's One of the 'Nicest Places' in US
When this Kansas community welcomed the residents of a new women's recovery center, the residents were sure to repay the kindness tenfold.
How One Website Helped 2,000 Vets Launch New Careers And Find a New Mission
Silentprofessionals.org, a career services platform for US military combat veterans has placed over 2,000 vets in private security sector jobs.
Homeless Shelter Rehabs Old Building to Offer Place of Employment to its Guests
If you live in the area and want to support the homeless, check out this restaurant employing less fortunate citizens trying to get back on their feet.
Funeral Home Hosts Pizza Parties to Take the Sting Out of Death So People Will Pre-Plan Their Funerals
Some people might be a bit too uncomfortable with death to pre-plan their funeral. That's why Krause Funeral Homes is throwing free pizza parties.
Three Years Later, Family Finally Goes Home After Superstorm Sandy
It's been years since Superstorm Sandy hit the east coast with such force – and this New Jersey family has finally gone home after the disaster.
Young Hotel Employee Surprised With New Car After Working Solo For 36 Hours During Flood
21-year-old Satchel Smith who single-handedly ran a hotel, caring for its 90 guests trapped during a flood was rewarded with car from Beaumont, Texas.
New Study Finds Best Material for Homemade Face Masks May Be Two Fabrics Combined
The ACS study found that tightly woven cotton sheets combined with two layers of chiffon or silk filtered out the most aerosol particles—between 80-99%.
Hawaii Becomes First State to Ban a Pesticide Linked to Developmental Issues
The trailblazing legislation in Hawaii may spur more extensive bans on the harmful chemical called chlorpyrifos.
Missouri Deer Hunters Donate 350,000 Pounds of Venison to Food Banks Across the State
Missouri food bank initative Share the Harvest saw hunters donate 350,000 pounds of venison to food banks across the sate to feed the hungry.
Autonomous Cars Are Now Delivering Meals and Medication to At-Risk People in Quarantine
A trio of cars deployed by Optimus Rides will be delivering as many as 5,000 meals to at-risk families across Southeast Washington DC.
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