caught in the act

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.

In a world that often feels hectic, Leah and Brandon Goswick remind us how kindness can ripple through a community, creating real change.

A birthday celebration turned into a moment of heroism—Hannah Fayard stepped up when it mattered most, putting others before herself on her special day.

In a heartfelt tribute, a husband shines a light on his wife's remarkable dedication to the community and the kids who need her most.

Long shifts and sleepless nights can take a toll, but for one local hero, it’s all in a day’s work. Here’s what makes him stand out.