Kindness

Living Civically in Small Ways It’s funny how quickly we grow accustomed to things being someone else’s problem. A discarded coffee cup on the sidewalk. A crushed water bottle by

Arizona State Representative Rachel Keshel has issued a strong statement condemning both the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and the reaction of certain public officials who celebrated

Some weeks leave you searching for words. This one has been such a week. On September 10th, the nation lost Charlie Kirk in a shocking public assassination. A husband, a

State Representative Kathy Schmaltz is seeking a $5 million state grant to expand the work of Andy’s Angels, a Michigan-based organization dedicated to helping individuals overcome substance use disorders. Schmaltz

On a warm summer morning outside Canajoharie High School, a heartfelt moment of recognition unfolded. Assemblyman Robert Smullen presented graduating senior Aiden Bowerman with the 2025 Alexander John Smullen Memorial

We’ve all heard the phrase “Let me know if you need anything.” It’s polite. It’s well-intentioned. And it’s often the last thing someone in need knows how to respond to.

Four high school students were honored with one of the highest civilian awards in New York State this week, following a moment of bravery that turned a typical prom night