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Skiing icon Billy Kidd is auctioning off a signed Annie Leibovitz portrait of himself to fund music education programs in Colorado. The 1964 Olympic silver medalist's Western-themed magazine cover will support young musicians in Steamboat Springs.
Legendary ski racer Billy Kidd is auctioning off a signed Annie Leibovitz portrait from his American Express campaign to fund music education for Colorado children. The 1964 Olympic silver medalist's iconic Western-style photo will support programs teaching thousands of young musicians.
Annie Easley joined NASA in 1955 as one of just four African Americans among 2,500 employees, yet her brilliant mathematical mind helped power missions to Saturn. Her mother's words guided her through decades of discrimination: "You can be anything you want to, but you do have to work at it."
Annie Reid joined her local gym at 72 just hoping to run 2km. Three years later, the breast cancer survivor is heading to Sweden to compete in the HYROX World Championships.
When George, 102, and Annie, 89, asked their granddaughter to teach them Uber Eats, the heartwarming lesson went viral and inspired millions. Now they're helping Uber reach more seniors eager to learn.
When Grandpa George, 102, and Grandma Annie, 89, wanted to learn food delivery apps, their granddaughter turned it into a viral lesson in curiosity and connection. The touching videos prove it's never too late to embrace new technology.
After four attempts to retire from nursing, 70-year-old Annie Delaine finally picked up a paintbrush and discovered a whole new chapter of purpose and connection. Two years later, she's exhibiting her artwork and inspiring others to embrace hobbies that combat the loneliness many face in retirement.
Volunteers from Firstrust Bank spent a summer day helping children with disabilities enjoy games, laughter, and carefree moments at the 26th Annual Annie Madden Sunshine Games. Their simple gift of time created memories that will last long after summer ends.
Annie Cannon turned 100 at the Louisiana cancer center where she was once a patient, receiving a mayoral proclamation and surprising herself with her own resilience. The Shreveport celebration honored not just her survival, but the joy she brought to every appointment.
Annie Cole went from hoisting the Women's Rugby World Cup trophy with England to shaping young minds as a headteacher. Her journey from champion athlete to education leader shows how passion can fuel success in completely different arenas.
After a brutal attack left her unconscious, Mary Annis Bartel provided crucial details from her hospital bed that led police to a serial killer. Her courage brought justice for at least 22 victims and their families.
After three heartbreaking losses, Melbourne's Annie Anezakis finally tasted victory as Oxford defeated Cambridge in the historic women's Boat Race. The win ended Oxford's decade-long drought in front of thousands of cheering fans on the Thames.
Annaliese Holland is spending her final months doing something remarkable: teaching thousands of young Australians that talking about death doesn't have to be frightening. Her honest conversations about end-of-life choices are breaking down taboos and helping families everywhere.
A new Senate inquiry into epilepsy in Australia offers hope to thousands of families struggling with funding gaps for care and support services. Four-year-old Leo's family is among those waiting for changes that could make life-saving assistance more accessible.
Five Hartford magnet schools earned top national honors for excellence in education and diversity. One school took home the highest award for the third year running.
A house cat that disappeared during a cross-country road trip in 2023 has been found alive and returned to her New York family after surviving nearly three years in the Wyoming wilderness. The reunion happened thanks to a Wyoming couple who spotted the collar-wearing stray and tracked down her owners.
Roman rider Decotah Jackson turned a devastating injury into a powerful comeback story. With faith, family, and two special horses by her side, she's back competing in the rodeo arena.
When Tropical Storm Arthur dumped 29 inches of rain on Louisiana in 24 hours, Georgia Baptist volunteers drove hundreds of miles to help strangers rebuild their lives. Their four-week mission brought more than just construction skills—it brought hope to families facing their hardest days.
A homeless good Samaritan called police after spotting a young boy with disabilities alone on a dark Miami street late at night. His quick action led to a safe rescue and reunited the child with family.
A Golden Retriever named Driver greets passersby through his street-level window in Waltham, Massachusetts, offering free kisses and pats to anyone who stops by. His owner Haley Scott opens the "kissing booth" most evenings, asking only that visitors pay it forward with an act of kindness.
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