Ordinary Pennsylvanians who performed extraordinary acts of kindness in 2025
Meet the everyday people making a real difference in Pennsylvania.
Meet the everyday people making a real difference in Pennsylvania.
The death of acclaimed Hollywood director and actor Rob Reiner on Sunday came as a shock across the entertainment industry, including the New Hope theater where Reiner worked in the 1960s.
The Eichelberger Performing Arts Center announced a special live performance by "The Voice" finalist Aubrey Nicole, 20, of Littlestown will be held at the center at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 27, 2025.
North East resident and Erie native Douglas Bailey and his wife, Amy Bailey, have been walking the shorelines of Lake Erie in the Harborcreek and North East areas and removing trash for more than five years.
Spaeder portrayed Santa the first time over 30 years ago at a family party, and he has continued to do so during the holiday season ever since.
Nicole, 20, performed a showstopping rendition of "Black Velvet" by Alannah Myles as she sought one of just six spots in the show's two-episode live finale.
When a group of friends from the Poconos sat on a porch chatting over coffee, they realized something had to be done. With SNAP benefits in limbo and the holiday season fast approaching, many local families were facing a Thanksgiving without a proper meal. That concern is what inspired her and her friends to take action.
Robert was found dead in his home Wednesday. A cause of death is still unknown but no foul play is expected.
It’s Santa who brings presents to make the Christmas season merry. But there is a role reversal in Fairless Hills as Lower Bucks County residents come to the aid of "Santa Scott" Diethorne, who lost everything in a house fire.
During the first round of "Knockouts," Littlestown native Aubrey Nicole, 20, became the first of 16 contestants who will move on to the show's next round, the "Playoffs."