Beloved ’60s heartthrob Bobby Sherman
’60s Teen Idol Bobby Sherman Diagnosed With Stage 4 Cancer Bobby Sherman, the pop star and actor who stole hearts in the 1960s with hits like “Little…
2) Beloved ’60s heartthrob Bobby Sherman
He co-founded a charitable foundation with Brigitte to support children in Ghana, providing meals, education, and resources. Support has poured in from fans and friends, including actor…
My Mom Thought No Man Was Good Enough For Me Until One Invited Her On A Date
For most of my adult life, my mother has played an active role in my decisions—often more active than I preferred. At 37, I believed I had…
2) My Mom Thought No Man Was Good Enough For Me Until One Invited Her On A Date
But there’s one thing I’ve never quite managed: setting healthy boundaries with my mother. She’s deeply loving, undeniably supportive, and fiercely protective—so much so that she’s always…
The new girl mechanic was harassed by the guys, and the next day she pulled up
I still remember the day our boss introduced Samantha, the new mechanic. The guys were skeptical—hostile, even. A woman fixing cars? They mocked her, filled her car…
2) The new girl mechanic was harassed by the guys, and the next day she pulled up
we rebuilt an old Mustang. We didn’t win, but her speech stole the show and brought new life to the garage. Over time, respect replaced resentment. Apologies…
Son’s graduation ends in tragedy
A tragic murder-suicide occurred in Nebraska on May 10, 2025, the day of a local high school graduation. Police found Jeremy Koch, 42, Bailey Koch, 41, and…
2) Son’s graduation ends in tragedy
Just a day prior, Bailey shared a hopeful message about his efforts to work despite his mental health challenges. The community, including Cozad Schools, is mourning the…
Suspended Teacher Who Refused Preferred Pronouns Wins Major Award
The world has certainly changed in recent years. Some people consider it progress, but others feel that it is a giant step backward. This includes Pamela Richard,…
2) Suspended Teacher Who Refused Preferred Pronouns Wins Major Award
In order to avoid using the student’s preferred name, she would refer to her as “Miss [legal/enrolled last name].” Richard felt this was a good compromise but…