Inspire

My mom is seventy-four years old and is trying her best to heed the warnings and stay home. She does get out in the yard and go for walks but she is pretty bored. The other morning, she decided to do a paint and sip video. She left out the paint part.

Tessa in Grafton is getting married this Fall and she's been in panic mode ever since the lock down has affected everyone's world. She's worried that lack of money and high stress could lead to complications down the road and wants to postpone the wedding.  Can Love Cowboy help out Tessa?

McKenzie in Glenmont emailed the show because she's basically going out of her mind at home with three kids. She was hoping the Love Cowboy could offer her some good, wholesome ideas to keep the kiddos entertained while she was home with them all day, everyday.  Not exactly sure if these are the most "wholesome" of ideas, but Love Cowboy did try to help out this stressed mommy.

Kudos to the these Colonie cops who always put care for the community first.  I can only imagine the looks on everyone's faces as a "parade of positivity" featuring squad cars from the Colonie Police Department made their way through the Shaker Elementary neighborhoods Thursday afternoon with lights flashing and sirens blaring.  The show stopper was when the Colonie police unleashed the

It's been 3 weeks since Katy Perry gave St. Rose senior Julia Gargano the hug felt around the world on American Idol.  In the weeks that have followed since Gargano blew the judges away back on February 23rd, the show has since weeded out the lesser talent.  But last night, American Idol returned for Hollywood Week and the competition heated up.

Country stars are urging all of us to help those in the Nashville area dealing with the devastation of the recent tornado that smashed buildings and sadly took the lives of many.  The motto 'I Believe In Nashville' rings truer than ever and and right now, Middle Tennessee needs your help.  Believe that your contribution, any contribution helps.  Here's how you can donate to relief efforts. Read Mo

Christopher Fain from Albany is GNA's March 2020 Hometown Hero for the volunteer work he does at Albany Medical Center.

Trina in Troy emailed the show asking for help in turning her boyfriend into a fan of country music.  Trina feels like they're missing out on some key bonding moments together because of his lack of interest in her two of her favorite things: Country music and of course, GNA.

A scratch-off from the New York Lottery sold at a local Stewarts Shop and paid off for one area resident in a big way.  The scratch-off ticket called "Make My Month" hit for a cool million bucks recently and while the resident has yet to be announced, things are about to change for one lucky Capital Region native on Wednesday.

Teens today are under so much pressure sometimes it's just the most subtle act of kindness that can really turn someone's day around.  A local school welcomed students back from winter break with thousands of anonymous, handwritten notes posted to their lockers...

We want to honor you and your fellow heroes and we need places to go. Tell us where to go and Brian and Chrissy will set up a live GNA broadcast during First Responder Fridays.

In an effort to inspire young girls, Barbie will be representing inspiring women. There will be a few new dolls released in this new series.