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Amazing2 years agoA 99-Year-Old Grandmother Meets Her 100th Grandchild
When you live almost an entire century, it’s definitely an accomplishment. After all, the typically mortality is usually closer to 75 years of age. However, for...
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Amazing2 years agoConjoined Twins Beat the Odds at 21
Conjoined twins have happened erratically in history. However, when they are separated surgically, most have lost at least one twin, and many times both have passed...
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Amazing2 years agoFlying at 100 Wasn’t Enough, Let’s Do It Again at 104
Southwest Airlines gets a lot of passengers. In fact, as a domestic airline for most of its business, the company sees a lot of frequent travelers...
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Amazing2 years agoThe Promise of a New Dog Shelter in Alabama
Situated in Florida as its original establishment, Big Dog Ranch Rescue has outgrown its resources and is now looking to expand into another state, namely Alabama....
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Amazing2 years agoRazz the Dog Beats the Odds
When a dog gains weight, owners typically worry it will get fat. However, in the case of Razz who reached weighing in at 73 pounds, normal...
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Amazing2 years agoCuba Very Happy With Growing Bengal Tiger Population
Cuba is known for a lot of things, but not everyone knows that the capital of the country is also home to a serious prize, a...
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Amazing2 years ago70 Years as Mail Carrier is a Celebrated Long Career Service Record
When you put 70 years into a career, basically two lifetimes in a job, that has to be acknowledged. For Johnnie Bell, his 70 years of...
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Amazing2 years agoIndiana Man Saves Children During House Fire, Footage Caught on Police Body Camera
There are moments in life when we can decide to become a hero or to fade into the background. For Nicholas Bostic, a young man from...
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Amazing2 years agoThe Blue Angels Select FIRST Female Pilot: Lt. Amanda Lee Joins the Squadron
The Blue Angels have been part and parcel of air shows for as long as most aviation fans can remember. Established in 1946, the Blue Angels...
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Amazing2 years agoYouTube Content Creator Reunites Luggage With Owners
When people travel via commercial airlines, they are expected to put a nametag on their suitcase that goes in baggage, and it’s not a bad idea...