Diving into the unknown, student athlete proves the merits of hard work
Gerald Hodges was already a great athlete on land, but he didn't know how to swim. So he decided to join the swim team
On the Road
How a mission to find a stolen wallet changed one man's life
Even after solving a mystery, Jimmy Gilleece still felt the need to do more -- so he did
How a stranger's plea turned into a friendship and a publishing enterprise
When Ben Taylor got a suspicious Facebook message from a man in Liberia, he decided to respond. Now, the two men are giving back to others
Delivering the news in Liberia, free of charge
"Daily Talk" offers free news to people in Liberia, and the creator even reads headlines aloud to those who can't read
How a suspicious Facebook message sparked an unlikely partnership
When Ben Taylor got a message from someone in Liberia asking for financial assistance, he never thought it would turn into something more
Teen who lost his hands makes 3-pointers on the basketball court
Jamarion Styles kept getting rejected when he tried to play basketball with other kids -- until he proved he can do anything he puts his mind to
Texas Tech recognizes outstanding show of sportsmanship
Five years ago, a high school basketball player made a surprising sacrifice, for a member of the opposing team
Change of heart brings down confederate flag, brings community together
When Annie Caddell moved into her neighborhood, tensions started to rise with her neighbors, until her life took an unexpected turn
Media-savvy students reveal what they've sworn off in wake of shooting
"We've been trying to treat everyone like we know them," said student Delaney Tarr
Why one young man made it his mission to interview WWII veterans
Rishi Sharma has always been into superheroes – the real kind
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