Inspire

If you are an active military member, veteran or a military family member, there is a job fair being held today (Wednesday September 19th) for you.

A few days into a new school year, most parents are posting the ever popular 'first day of school' pictures. But last week, Lori Sames from Clifton Park, used her personal Facebook page to post something a little different about a new school year.  Lori's post was a heartfelt, powerful, personal plea to her daughter Hannah's new classmates.  A message that has since spread well beyond Clifton Park

A local dentist will provide dozens of area kids with braces, using their top of the line digital equipment. In some cases these types of services can cost anywhere from $5,000 to $6,500 but this local orthodontic team will be providing braces - and the follow up treatments - for FREE!

Wow, has it really been that long? I had to do a double take at the year when I was reflecting on that fateful day that infinitely changed the way we think, travel, and protect our families.  It's hard to believe it's been 17 years since the 9/11 attacks when al-Qaeda hijacked four airplanes and carried out suicide attacks against targets in the United States.  If you're old enough to remember wha

It's this type of kindness the world could use a little more of these days.  A Gloversville High School student wasn't going for Youtube views or social media clicks, he was just being a good human when he gave away the sneakers he was wearing to a homeless man walking down the street.

Renee from Selkirk was nursing a massive migraine when we unexpectedly called her Thursday morning to tell her about her Hometown Hero nomination.  We tried to tell her we were totally cool with calling her back, but Renee wouldn't budge.  Migraine or not,  her desire to spread the word about her homeless initiative 'Street Soldiers' was way too important to pass up.  She powered through the phone

Luke Bryan believes most people are good, and who are we to argue? Amazing stories of generosity and selflessness have been pouring in as proof, and every morning this week we're reading emails sent in by listeners describing a person who is simply 'doing good'.

Luke Bryan believes most people are good, and who are we to argue? Amazing stories of generosity and selflessness have been pouring in as proof, and every morning this week we're reading emails sent in by listeners describing a person who is simply 'doing good'.

Despite what we tend to see on the nightly news, Luke Bryan believes most people are good, and so do we. Tell us about someone you know, doing 'good things' for people, and if we read your submission on the air, you'll win tickets to see Luke Bryan at SPAC on Sunday, August 19th.  Keep a ticket for yourself and bring them, or give them both tickets.  Whatever you decide to do, it'll be a nice way

If you have children and had to bring them to the emergency room, you know it can be a scary place for them. Well now a brand new emergency room has opened that is specifically for kids and it's right here in the Capital Region.

Food festivals, country music concerts, and saving people's lives (not necessarily in that order) aren't exactly everyone's top 3 things they make time for in their lives.  But for one local young woman, she feels she was put here to do just that and she's pretty amazing.  However, food and music often get put on the back burner when it comes to rushing to a scene to help people.  Such is the case

I definitely know how blessed I am to be celebrating my Nana's 103rd birthday with her today. She is truly amazing and I would love to share some interesting things about her on her special day.