Every fall, an 80-year-old Marine veteran greets 4,000 customers by name at his family's South Front Street warehouse.

The 2-year-old loves vehicles and the outdoors — now Make-A-Wish Nevada is helping his family hit the road together.

Levi Post, 19 months old, beat out more than 500 applicants for a spot in the NDSS video presentation.

Michael Gier's decade-spanning project premieres in Times Square while San Diego hosts a 9/11 meal-packing effort.

Bowling with the Bits hits Spare Time Greenville on October 8, with proceeds funding the YMCA's RECESS program for adults with diverse abilities.

Sora Vigorito, taken to Auschwitz at age 3, addresses the University of Utah on September 15. Organizers expect up to 200 attendees.

About 15 Napa potters are hand-making roughly 200 bowls for a Sept. 13 fundraiser at The Westin Verasa, with Chef Ken Frank cooking dinner.

Downtown Romeo wraps its Labor Day tradition with a children's parade, a hometown parade and a Monday night set from 2XL Band.

Only Frisco's Atmos customers get hit — CoServ's larger share of gas users pays nothing extra.

The Spirit of Oklahoma sat dead in a Massachusetts field before a retired Tulsa firefighter tracked it down and brought it home.

Bradley Carlisle, 37, once feared Santa as a child. Now his photo will light up Times Square for Down Syndrome Awareness Month.

Lisa Wilson gave up her dog Eddie after Hurricane Helene wrecked Spruce Pine's rental market. Hundreds of strangers refused to let it stay that way.

Judy Singleton is turning 15 acres of her family's Winchester farm into two homes so foster siblings never have to be split up.