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Students at La Harpe Elementary take to heart every year by collecting food donations for a local pantry.
Staff and volunteers are making a difference by serving the veterans that served the country.
The AAUW Quincy branch celebrated its 100th year anniversary tonight honoring its members for empowering women in the community.
Harvest is in full swing for farmers, but one Hancock County farmer, this season is different.
Since 2019, Grace and June Hendrian have been holding a lemonade stand to raise funds to help families in need through the Salvation Army.
Members of one Tri-State law enforcement agency made a difference this week following a recent theft report.
On Wednesday, there were more gifts to wrap than usual as the organization received a large donation from Destiny Klimaszewski.
Starting next week, Griggsville-Perry sophomores are hosting a fundraiser through the Shoe Us The Love campaign.
It’s been more than three months since Carthage Middle Schooler Broxton Le Maire suffered a brain injury after being involved in a single-car accident.
A Clark County community is coming together to raise awareness and funds for a teenager girl defying medical odds.
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Residents were treated to a free hair styling, makeup application, and photoshoot.
A 14-year-old girl in Barry is running a social media page to raise money for the Pike County Animal Shelter in Pittsfield.
Lucas Nye, 15, is being honored by his home church, The Crossing, through giving new shoes to Keokuk students in need.
The Palmyra Food Pantry got a large donation of canned goods from the Palmyra Fire Department Tuesday.
About 30 volunteers from First Christian Church Keokuk spent the past month preparing for “Love Feast”.
More than 100 children in need are getting brand new toys for Christmas, and it’s all thanks to local churches.
Hannibal high school students spent the day helping several community organizations for the holidays.
Canton R-V students are getting more engaged in their community thanks to a leadership program.
Some Quincy police officers have been growing out their beards in order to raise money for a Thanksgiving food drive.
A non-profit in Northeast Missouri is looking for donations to help kids in foster care.
On Thursday, members of the Carthage Kiwanis Club spent the afternoon decorating and distributing nearly 30 barrels to local businesses as an effort to collect gifts for the holiday season.
Fifth grade Lincoln Douglas Elementary student Elaina Easterling began an effort on Nov. 7 to raise food donations for the local non-profit organization KidsPacks.
There were dozens of people in brown shirts working across Quincy today.
President Dr. Darin Thomas said some of the projects completed today include building teddy bears to give to blessing hospital and painting fences.
There’s an opportunity to give back to communities across northeast Missouri next week.
Local kids worked together to raise over $8,000 for the salvation army.
Runners from as far as Chicago came to Quincy today to run in the St. Jude Runs Kilometer For Kids.
The Muddy River Riders hosted a bookbag handout in Quincy were they gave 100 bookbags to families in the area.
The Lewis County Pantry is for people in the community to come and get free groceries.
The Canton Community Athletic Association has installed a new outdoor basketball court for the kids in the community.
A group of local restaurant employees received a large tip of gratitude on Sunday night from two best friends traveling across Illinois in hopes of making a difference.
University of Missouri extension site in Shelbyville partnered with FFA member’s from North Shelby High School to build a community garden.
The Shelbina Police Department and Shelby County Sheriff’s Office is now giving kids positive citations.
The rotary club of Quincy partnered with Horizons soup kitchen and food pantry to make a difference for those in need.
Madi Weatherford delivered more than 500 cards and ornaments to five nursing homes as part of her campaign called Madi’s Kindness Projects.
The Muddy River Riders and the Green River Corvette club joined forces Saturday morning to make sure every kid has a present to open Christmas morning.
Throughout the week, a different mascot will ring a bell at either the Hy-Vee Broadway or County Market on 24th Street and try to raise the most money.
Quincy Catholic Charities Area Director Kevin Williams said the donation was one of the largest yet from the school and will help with food distribution during the holiday season.
A Hancock County woman is making a difference in the lives of children this upcoming Holiday season.
Dot Foods gave out over $50,000 worth of items to pantries in the Mt. Sterling area.
Dana Trantor was the recipient of the WGEM Golden Apple Award in October.For almost 33 years, Trantor has combined her love of healthcare and teaching as a health occupations educator at Quincy Area Vocational Technical Center.
Approval of COVID-19 vaccines for young children could be just days away.
Volunteers with the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, known as RSVP, received a large thank you Friday afternoon in Quincy.
Bob Hiemenz won $875 on the first episode of the game show You Bet Your Life.
The Student Lighthouse challenged the school to collect 500 boxed items for the Salvation Army.
Dozens of volunteers gathered in Quincy on Sunday to handmake beds for Tri-State kids in need.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Blessing Hospital is raising awareness and funds for those who suffer from the disease
'Be Like Grace Day' is a day state Senator Jil Tracy established to honor the life of Grace Schell.
Adams County Sheriffs Office has decided to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month by helping raise funds for those battling the disease.
The Covered Bottoms Diaper Bank will be celebrating it's one year anniversary and National Diaper Need Awareness Week with a diaper drive.