Miracle Rescue: Strangers Save Family on Colorado River
Two strangers heroically rescued a family of three from drowning in the Colorado River, demonstrating the power of community vigilance.
June 12, 2024
Two strangers heroically rescued a family of three from drowning in the Colorado River, demonstrating the power of community vigilance.
First-Grader in Bulls Gap, Tennessee Enables Recess Accessibility for Special Needs Classmate June 11, 2024 In the beautiful small town of Bulls Gap, Tennessee, a heartwarming act of kindness paints our good news story of the day. Abel Baxley, a kind-hearted first-grader at the local Bulls Gap Elementary and Middle
In “The History Lessons”, award-winning teacher Shalina Patel delivers a comprehensive tour of history that shines a light on untold stories and unheard voices. This exciting new book dives into overlooked aspects of history emphasized in traditional school lessons. The book by Shalina Patel, now known as “The History Lessons”,
In a significant move to empower justice-impacted girls and women, the WE Nation Reentry Summit has started. The summit aims to support those affected by the justice system and to create a platform for them to share their experiences and challenges. Featuring a host of influential speakers, the summit is
Ed Dwight: The Man Who Hoped to be the First Black Astronaut Finally Gets his Chance In 1961, Ed Dwight, an ambitious African American Air Force pilot, nurtured a dream of becoming the first Black astronaut. However, despite his qualifications and President Kennedy’s support, his aspirations were thwarted. After decades
Billy Keenan’s Journey from Paralysis to Motivational Speaking Ex-teacher and former Army lieutenant Billy Keenan, known for his prowess in music and athletics, saw his life take a dramatic turn on September 14, 2013. An avid surfer and triathlete, Keenan was involved in a devastating surfing accident at the Jersey
For Maureen Stanko, her son Nick, who is 20 and on the autism spectrum, had always been a source of potential and pride. Like many parents of individuals with disabilities, Stanko’s concerns centered on what her son’s future would look like after graduation, and these worries often kept her awake
A pair of married Taylor Swift superfans embarked on a creative project to recreate all of Taylor Swift’s album covers. This unique mission was triggered by Swift’s new record announcement, “The Tortured Poets Department” at the Grammys in February. Charlie Bird, the mega Swift fan in the duo, thought of
Russ Cook: The Man who Ran the Length of Africa for Charity Russ Cook, a British national and running enthusiast, has rewritten the record books with his charity run across Africa. Completing a year-long mission, Cook ran the length of the continent covering 10,000 miles, crossing 16 countries in 352
An inspiring episode of goodwill involving strangers connected through the internet has served as a powerful reminder of humanity’s capacity for kindness. Lyn Story, a 64-year-old retiree based in Fort Worth, Texas, found a purposeful way to use her free time when she connected with Apryl Goodwin, 46, who was
This initiative in Panama’s La Joyita prison through the EcoSólidos program and the Sembrando Paz vivarium is a compelling example of how innovative rehabilitation programs can transform not only the lives of prisoners but also contribute positively to environmental conservation. The success of these programs lies in their multifaceted approach:
Common Good News often highlights the valiant efforts of firefighters who brave dangerous situations to save lives from infernos. However, the heroes of this story don’t don firefighting gear; they are ordinary individuals with extraordinary courage. Indeed, these heroes are in the business of waste collection. Yet, during their routine
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