Author: HRN Admin

Teachers are some of the most important people in our community, and yet they are one of the most undervalued. It takes a special person to dedicate their life to educate others, serve as role models, give advice, and mentor the younger generations. We often hear about how teachers have gone above and beyond to help others and, more specifically, the children in their care. One such hero is Jonathan Oliver – a phys-ed teacher at WG Nunn Elementary in Valdosta, Georgia – who was recognized for his kind act towards a kindergartener while coaching a basketball game. After one of his students came to him for assistance, he was only more than happy to help her. When one of the kindergarteners on Oliver’s basketball team, Kristen Paulk, asked him to help tie her hair back in a pon...

Annie Windley, a 21-year-old from Derbyshire, England, has emerged as a beacon of hope and resilience for those battling eating disorders. Her story is one of incredible perseverance, illustrating the profound challenges and eventual triumph over anorexia—a condition that nearly claimed her life. After years of severe undernourishment, eating just one piece of bread a day, and facing life-threatening health risks, Annie has bravely shared her journey to recovery to inspire others facing similar struggles. The Dark Days of Anorexia Annie’s battle with anorexia began in 2012 when she was just a teenager. By the time she reached her lowest point, she weighed no more than 29kg (63 pounds), a dangerously low figure that left her at risk of severe medical complications, including heart failure...

It is easy to become a backseat parent, especially when the parent in question is a social media influencer. Content creator and dad Jordan Driskell recently faced a wave of varying opinions about his parenting methods after posting a video that showed him walking his 5-year-old quintuplets on a leash. The original post was captioned: “Come walk a mile in my shoes,” and it quickly went viral, garnering over 3 million views and more than 7,200 comments. Jordan – who has posted videos to TikTok oddly referring to his kids as “pet sperm” – mentioned in a follow-up post that this is his most popular video ever, thanking people for “blowing it up.” Most of the comments, however, were not kind. Many compared the children to dogs. One user asked: “Are they rescues?” Another bl...