caught in the act

Mark Garcie has been quietly mowing his neighbor's lawn every week for a year, asking nothing in return. Now his community is giving back.

A DeSoto Parish 4H coach turned four young men into state champion chefs through dedication, belief, and a whole lot of kitchen mentoring.

Mary Freeland shows up to work at Airline High School every single day, even while battling terminal cancer. Her coworkers say she's the heartbeat of the place.

Dee Jones at Lawnmowers got recognized for showing up for her coworkers when they need it most. No fanfare, just genuine kindness.

Jack Sims shines as a true local hero, celebrated for his unwavering commitment to helping others, even when he’s feeling drained.

After two surgeries, a family crisis, and a broken-down car, one woman was falling apart. A nurse named Brianna McLeod stepped in and changed everything.

Some neighbors wave from the driveway. Andy and Jemmie Maddox show up for the hard stuff, the home projects, the quiet prayers, and yes — even the trash.

Katie Rachal didn't ask for the recognition — her daughter made sure she got it anyway.

A coworker saw something worth saying out loud — and what she wrote about Nathan Disotell says a lot about the kind of person he is at Ochsner LSU Shreveport.

Kat Sepulvado juggles four kids, three careers, and Sunday volunteering — and somehow still shows up for everyone around her.

There’s nothing like a devoted volunteer making a difference in the community. Jessica’s commitment to her kids and church is truly heartwarming.

Someone at a local plumbing company has been quietly looking out for people in this community for years and this week, Kiss Country caught her in the act.