The Seat I Paid For
I fly often, and I always run into the same problem — I’m heavier than average, and I simply don’t fit into a standard airplane seat without encroaching on the […]
The Calm Before Takeoff
As the woman’s voice grew louder, I knew I had to act quickly — not out of anger, but to restore calm for everyone on board. I took a deep […]
Tragedy at Carlton Farms — 6-Year-Old Girl Found Unresponsive During School Trip
It was meant to be a day of joy and learning for students from McGarity Elementary School in Hiram, Georgia. On October 8, 2025, the children visited Carlton Farms in […]
A Community in Mourning — Remembering Victoria King
The small town of Rockmart and the wider Paulding County community have been shaken by Victoria King’s passing. Vigils were held outside McGarity Elementary, where classmates left flowers, handwritten notes, […]
A Stranger Walked Into My Gallery — And Claimed a Painting
It was a rainy Thursday afternoon when an elderly woman stepped into my Seattle art gallery, soaked and quiet. The regular visitors frowned, but something about her stopped me from […]
Restoring a Legacy — Marla Lavigne’s Comeback
As the truth unfolded, Marla’s stolen legacy came to light. We worked together to restore her authorship, correct the records, and bring her name back to where it belonged. The […]
Teen Basketball Players Stand Up Against Bullying
Bullying has no place in society—ever. Yet it still happens, and stopping it early is crucial. Children who bully often do so out of insecurities, and intervening can teach them […]
How Three Teens Defended Their Friend
The boys paused briefly to confirm what they were seeing, then developed a plan. During the timeout, they left the bench and approached the bullies, making it clear that such […]
The 6:00 Vigil — A Child’s Quiet Courage
Sarah Martinez thought she knew her family’s rhythm: two boys, two tempos, one steady beat of breakfasts, bath time, and bedtime stories. Eight-year-old Michael was curious and kind. Baby James, […]
From Fear to Family: A Morning of Understanding
Sarah stepped into the room, her voice gentle. “Sweetheart, can we talk?” Michael flinched but confessed: “I heard you, Mom… about being too tired… about sending us away.” Sarah explained […]