Janice Rogers

The last time we saw former Gov. Don Siegelman, he was leaving the hospital after having emergency heart surgery. That was in February - today he’s doing much better.

Millions of kids and young adults are returning to school in the next few weeks, but not many have a story like Ben Abercrombie.

“Everyday I can hear her - what would she say to me? And I just ask her ‘Aniah help me. Help me understand.’ Because she was always my rock and I still need her.”

Dallas, who has been in the hospital for several weeks, is now strong enough to go home.

At 100 years old life may be a little slower, but Jim Hutchins is still going strong, Still cutting his own grass, riding his tractor and enjoying life from his home in Odenville. But few things mean more than his time in the U.S. Army.

The luncheon was held at the Botanical Gardens in Birmingham and featured keynote speaker U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Carlos Evans.