Day: February 18, 2024

Lori Fullbright brings us an Oklahoma’s Own Original, filled with heartbreak and agony, but also perseverance and hope.

On January 17, 1994, a historic and deadly snowstorm hit Kentucky at the same time a liver transplant became available in Nebraska for a dying three-year-old Louisvillian named Michelle Schmitt. With

This World Radio Day (February 13), let’s revive a delightful pastime, which soothes our soul, calms our senses; an amalgamation of information with entertainment.

A college football player takes a hard-hit in a game that likely ends up saving his life.

In one hundred different somewheres, a teenage girl is gleefully rifling through a bag of her mother’s old clothing from the early 2000s. She ‘oohs’ and ‘aahs’ over intricately beaded dresses and perfectly worn-in sweatshirts emblazoned with sorority letters. Finally, she pulls out a pair of denim overalls and picks them as her prize. Later, […]

Taking care of others has always been Samantha Hainer’s mission. A registered nurse, Aging Life Care Professional™ and mom of three, Hainer puts her compassion into practice as founder of Doylestow…

One constant I’ve noticed in myself as I’ve grown older is that I’ve become more reflective. Perhaps that comes with age, but there are times when I see or hear something and it makes me physically stop and reflect. Such was the case recently on a late afternoon as I was returning from a…

In the hectic schedule of a college student, it can be hard to slow down and appreciate the beauty in every day. College students shared their stories of finding joy in the simple parts of life.

Surface colors can be your friends, or not.

The action began at Allegiant Stadium shortly before 7pm EST – 4pm local time – after country music icon Reba McEntire had belted out the national anthem.