TCSS Director of Public Relations Terri Brewer has been named the 2026 Alabama School Communicator of the Year
When Jon Hetherington collapsed at work, he had no idea he would one day return to emergency medicine as a volunteer EMT.
Principals and district leaders honored educators from each school during the Board of Education meeting.
Jennifer Blanchard was surprised with the HIBster Anti-Bullying Software Counselor of the Year award on April 14.
The local educator said she loves teaching "because it fosters respect, empathy and a love of nature and wildlife."
World champion rider Chris Poulos promotes kindness and anti-bullying at East Street Elementary.
The 104-year-old Minotola veteran spoke at Stockton as the Holocaust Resource Center recorded his testimony.
More than 500 attend Brentwood walk dedicated to Elizabeth “Lila” Marrero, supporting awareness and student scholarships.
Opening Day 2026 included the dedication of Field #2 at Gille Park as Myles Field for the league's founder.
"He goes above and beyond each day, building meaningful connections with students and staff.”
Manchester Township High School alumni are invited to loan or donate memorabilia for the event celebrating the school's history.
Muñoz, who administers the International Academy, was nominated by the school's PTSA, and received dozens of support letters.
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Seth Brady, recently named Illinois Teacher of the Year, helps the "gift of wonder" in his students, Naperville Central's Principal said.
Harford County Public Schools held its Celebration of Excellence in Education ceremony to recognize award winners.
The retired educator and longtime CASA volunteer has long supported foster youth, helped reunite families and advocated for kids in need.
United Way of Greater Newark will be hosting the annual event on May 6.
The fridges are open all day and night. They’re stocked with items like milk, juice, fruits and veggies – all available at no cost.
Participants can get reduced admission to the Turtle Back Zoo, Codey Arena and minigolf at the South Mountain Rec Complex.
City Councilman Scott Alvord "solves problems" according to community member who recommended him for recognition.
Delivering meals, clothing, blankets, and other supplies — Brown reaches out to the homeless.
Alyssa Kelly runs The Caring Closet to help children in low-income or foster situations with clothing needs.
"He goes above and beyond to service the community of Geneva," a Patch reader wrote of Michael Lambert.
The community leader nominee works as the marketing director for the Fox Valley Mall.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to celebrate "community leaders" in New Jersey, including Newark.
This submission comes from Jerry and Cynthia Schaefer, Huntley readers, who nominated Robert Panek.
Patch is shouting out community leaders making a positive difference.
Without community leaders, Worth Township wouldn’t hum along nearly as smoothly as it does.
Without community leaders, Palos Hills wouldn’t hum along nearly as smoothly as it does.
This submission comes from Kelly Lehman, a Burlington reader who nominated Emma Jones, a therapeutic recreation specialist.
Harry and Carmina Merrill were nominated as community leaders for their collaborative that brings live musical performances to seniors.
The Burlington Lawn Mowers Dream Team is a volunteer group helping local residents.
Melissa Marrama "is a shining example of everyday help to all ages in need" and has been recognized for her community leadership.
Without community leaders, Long Beach wouldn’t hum along nearly as smoothly as it does.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize these often unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize these often unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
Angelina Gardner is being recognized for helping with "numerous events throughout Norwich over the past 20 years."
This submission comes from Ron Roy, a North Andover reader who nominated Steven Hatch.
Without community leaders, Palos Verdes wouldn’t hum along nearly as smoothly as it does.
Carol Rosenstein started Music Mends Minds to help her husband, who was struggling with Parkinson’s and dementia. It became so much more.
