NEWS
Washington Couple Amazed by Naming of 2017 Hurricanes
Even though the names "Harvey" and "Irma" now have a negative connotation that will inevitably go down in history due to the widespread devastation they have caused, the names Harvey and Irma have a very different meaning to a numerous amount of people. A Washington...
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College football team surprises teammate with service scholarship
Justin Juenemann, a backup kicker for the University of Minnesota’s football team, recently received an unexpected gift from an equally unexpected source. The 23 year-old has diligently worked as a volunteer at Masonic Children’s Hospital throughout his college years....
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Wish Upon A Wedding Helps Couple Facing Cancer
Beaverton couple, Melanie Blake and Brian Cook met over MySpace ten years ago when Melanie reached out to him. "I lived in Connecticut and he was out here and I wanted friends before I got out here," she explained in an interview with KOIN 6 News. However, soon after...
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YouTube Reveals New Strategy to Fight Terrorist Recruitment Videos
YouTube recently announced how it intends to combat terrorist propaganda and rhetoric on their website: they will redirect the users looking for those things. Users who search for such content will be shown to videos that depict clerics refuting violent religious...
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Strangers Save Drowning Boy in Santiam River
On Sunday, July 16th, a 4-year-old boy was standing near the river with his fathers and siblings when he fell in the North Fork Santiam River and was immediately swept along by the river. Almost immediately, four strangers jumped into action to help the child. Jason...
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Portland Bridal Shop Helps Local & National Charities
Imagine being able to simultaneously buy a wedding dress for a fraction of the cost while also helping those in need. Brides for a Cause, a non-profit in Portland, does exactly that by collecting both new and used wedding dresses and selling them to help local and...
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Virginia Teens Build Deck for Disabled Man Trapped in His Home
Over 800 teenagers have been participating in a work camp and have been working on 104 different projects throughout northern and central Virginia this summer. The Diocese of Arlington is sponsoring this camp. “I didn’t even think we had people like this in the world...
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Astoria Boy Receives 3D-Printed Prosthetic from OHSU
Mike and Alivia Rochon adopted Jude from an orphanage in Shanghai, China, after being directed to him by a special needs group. As soon as they saw him, they knew he was their son. Jude was born without a hand and part of his forearm. He knows how to get along...
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Missouri House of Representatives Discusses Bill Prohibiting Trafficking of Aborted Baby Parts
The Missouri House of Representatives has extended their support to a pro-life bill that is currently being debated in the state’s Legislature. This bill would help prevent the trafficking of the body parts of aborted children. The Missouri state government is...
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Oregon Teacher Recognized for Excellence in Theater Education at the Tony Awards
Local Oregon teacher, cancer survivor, and mother of two, Rachel Harry recently received the Tony Award for Excellence in Theatre Education, which is given in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University. The award recognizes a K-12 educator who has made a noticeable...
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