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The deep woods hold many secrets.

A Maine woman got quite the shock as her daughter, Becca, who had been stationed in South Korea for the past year, walked around the corner to greet her!

It's so easy to get caught up in the BBQ's, the beer, the long weekend, the parades, the sales, but let's not forget about why we recognize Memorial Day.

I love theses stories. Watch as 4-year-old Braylon Jones Friday (April 25) night, lives out a dream of throwing out the first pitch at a New Hampshire Fisher Cat's game. The Cats are in the Eastern league with the Portland Sea Dogs. Well, what Braylon thought was a chance of a lifetime turned out to be even better, when the catcher took off his mask...

If you were to find $20 on the ground, what would you do? Don't feel bad if you said, "pocket it." Hey, twenty bucks is twenty bucks. That's a lot to an adult. To a kid, it's like winning the lottery. Well, watch what THIS little boy, Miles Eckert, did with $20 he found. It goes right along with our theme of late, "pay it forward."

Watch the Budweiser Super Bowl XLVIII commercial 'A Hero's Welcome,' where Bud helps make one soldier's homecoming unforgettable. By the way, the song in the commercial is 'Coming Home Pt. II' by Skylar Grey.

Ashley Harriman is working it for Travis Mills, a local veteran who stepped on an I.E.D. in Afghanistan in 2012. A quadruple amputee, Travis has bounced back to live life in a way that's both fulfilling and inspirational. The film "Travis: A Soldier's Story," will be shown at Cony High Schools auditorium Thursday night, January 16th, from 7 to 8:30. You do need to purchase tickets in adv

I try to thank veterans for their service whenever I see them, whether it be at a restaurant, in a store or just passing by on the street. Today, ALL Americans should take time to thank a veteran, wherever you see them. Without their unselfish service, none of us would be walking around, enjoying the freedom we do. It is for them I've written and send this tribute...

This is a tragic story, for sure. British Army Medic, Private Emily Tompkins, received a medal for bravery after rescuing a fellow soldier in Afghanistan who had just lost both legs in an explosion