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Gina Wilson is the director of Agency Services at Second Harvest. Elishah Oesch tells why she is Someone You Should Know. More>>
Jan Swenson has been directing big choirs for decades. As she reaches her retirement, we show you why she's someone you should know. More>>
This month's Jefferson Award winner is Kohl Boydston. Elishah Oesch tells us his story and why he created the volunteer organization "Clean Up Wingra Creek." More>>
Each month, we recognize people who give back to their communities. It's called the Jefferson Award and this month we honor Carrie Robbins of New Lisbon. More>>
HYP gives young professionals a chance to give back to their community. More>>
Phyllis Hasbrouck has a passion for sustainable agriculture. More>>
Dr. Doug Dulli volunteers with MEDiC, a student-run, free clinic. More>>
Alexander wanted to reach out to the homeless in Madison. More>>
We honor a husband and wife team who have dedicated years to helping those less fortunate. Chris and Carol Zindorf are this month's Jefferson Award recipients. More>>
Michelle Harris started an outreach program that connects college science students with elementary and high school students. More>>
Winners of the state's Conservation Farmers of the Year award: John and Dorothy Priske. More>>
We honor a husband and wife team who help feed hundreds of people every week. Jenny and Andy Czerkas are January's Jefferson Award recipients. More>>
Abby Beissinger and Elise Mann help an island off of Uganda. More>>
Jerry Gericke is a dedicated Salvation Army bell ringer. More>>
Rachel Teubert started Ruby Violet. It helps domestic abuse victims on their road to recovery. More>>
Randy & Kim Tews started Outreach for World Hope after seeing kids dying of starvation in Guatemala. More>>
An Oregon woman thinks every month should be Breast Cancer Awareness month. Marilyn Bauer is "Someone You Should Know.' More>>
Sally Kressin runs a tight ship at the EMS in the small community of Lake Mills. More>>
A Janesville woman spends one night a month away from her own comfortable bed to help others down on their luck.
Kathy Schumacher is July's Jefferson Award recipient. More>>
The simple act of reading to a child can leave a profound impact. It's that moment in time when you are turning pages of a book that a Madison-area woman hopes will change a life, here and across the world. It makes Lorinda Roy 'Someone You Should Know.' More>>
WKOW partnered with the American Red Cross and Tweedee Productions to honor people who have made a difference in our communities. They are this year's Red Cross Real Heroes. We honor a man who put his sister's life before his own. Jake Smith is 'Someone You Should Know. ' More>>
A local man is hoping to raise $50,000 for earthquake victims in Haiti as he competes in this year's Ironman competition. More>>
This week's Someone You Should Know is also our area's 2010 MDA Goodwill Ambassador. More>>
Tom Hillebrand doesn't fix old bikes to sell. He does it to give them away. That makes him August's Jefferson Award recipient. More>>
Barbara Zabawa started Lemon Spark to help others share how they overcame obstacles in their lives. More>>
WKOW partnered with the American Red Cross and Tweedee Productions to honor people who have made a difference in our communities. They are this year's Red Cross Real Heroes. We honor More>>
We honor a man who has put his family's business on the map and helped the community at the same time. More>>
WKOW has partnered with the American Red Cross to honor people who have made a difference in our communities. They are this year's 'Red Cross Real Heroes.' We honor a woman who seemingly does it all; from helping the homeless to feeding the hungry. Janie Lynaugh is 'Someone You Should Know.' More>>
A family-run Janesville restaurant is doing well despite down economy.
The Pit Stop is a favorite for high school students and business professionals alike. More>>
Randy Rice is one of about 400 volunteers that make Rhythm & Booms a success. More>>
Reedsburg teen holds old prescription pill collection to keep them out of the water and the teen's hands. More>>
Bob Eby has delivered for Home Health United's Meals on Wheels program since 1997. More>>
Jackie Millar is in the running for the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award for outstanding public service. More>>
Since day one, Dave and Jeanne Zastrow have coordinated volunteers and donations for the Waterloo/Marshall Food Pantry. More>>
For the past 52 years, Wendell and Vi Smith have published the weekly town paper, The Progressive. More>>
Jennifer Engel made major lifestyle changes to ultimately save her life. More>>
Rick Gloe restores wood burning stoves from the late 1800's and early 1900's. More>>
Patch Products played a role in ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition that will air Sunday. More>>
Two area teens are putting a face on an uncomfortable topic, Crohn's disease. More>>
Joel's positive outlook has helped him not only succeed in life, but also in business. More>>
Two teens died in a drunk driving accident. Now, Waunakee teens have an option for a safe ride home. More>>
The tragic end to her son's life motivated Pam Skaanning to give back. More>>
Jon Hillmer partners young hunters with mentors through to keep the tradition alive in Wisconsin. More>>
Dr. Jack Kammer started the University Avenue Holiday Lights display. More>>
In New Glarus, there is a company making a name for themselves, one blade at a time. More>>
Bob Harris is the longest known pancreatic cancer survivor in Wisconsin. More>>
Jackie Millar tells her story in hopes of reaching teens before they make a bad choice that lands them in prison. More>>
Only on 27 News at 10, Diana Henry shares with us Jackie's message for teens today with help from the man who tried to kill her. More>>
Jackie Millar forgave the man who shot her and is on a mission of restorative justice. More>>
He doesn't just own the local grocery store, but also helps save lives with Spring Green's EMS. More>>
WKOW has partnered with the American Red Cross to honor people and organizations that have gone above and beyond the call of duty. In our final feature of this year's Red Cross real heroes, we learn why More>>
Animals need blood transfusions too; local dogs are doing their part. More>>
Over 2.5 million women have survived the battle with breast cancer. One of them is sharing her journey in hopes of helping others: Gail Konop Baker is Someone You Should Know. More>>
When it comes to taking care of people-- borders don't matter for healthcare professionals, making St. Mary's president Frank Byrne Someone You Should Know. More>>
Ray Ropers' volunteer efforts to spread awareness about diabetes make him September's Jefferson award recipient and 'Someone You Should Know.' More>>
Kricket Jewett says she has an advantage when searching for a missing person, reaching places others on foot or ATV can't. More>>
Randy has SMA Type II, a neuromuscular disease & says MDA has helped save his life. More>>
Recognizing one Madison woman's commitment and compassion for victims of Hurricane Katrina. More>>
For two 11 year olds, Maija Liimatainen and Ellie Erb, the summer of 2009 will be one to remember. More>>
Mary Anderson helped thousands by founding southcentral Wisconsin Azheimer's Association. More>>
Bev Vaillancourt's Disaster Assistance Team training was put to the test last year. More>>
Liz and Nathan Quinn are taking their grief and turning it into help for others. More>>
Jason Huett is thrilled to play a small role in movie filmed in Wisconsin. More>>
Dr. Bean wanted to hold up the world, save lives and live for the moment. More>>
WKOW has partnered with the American Red Cross to honor people and organizations who have gone above and beyond the call of duty. More>>
The Top Lady proudly displays 7,000 tops at the Top Museum. Some you even get to play with. More>>
Teen excels at school and helps out at home more than most. More>>
Ansel Norris has found his passion and hopefully his career through a trumpet. More>>
He's the 4th generation to work at Jelly Belly. Bill Kelley is "Someone You Should Know." More>>
It may not be the reason why you read the paper-- but they certainly catch your eye as you flip through. Editorial cartoons take current events and bring them to life. More>>
David Bacco will celebrate the one year anniversary of opening his store in Hilldale Shopping Center next month. More>>
It's obviously not about the boxes, but what's inside them that matters. Jan Kicmol can attest to that. More>>
Wayne Yapp sews his last stitch in Mt. Horeb; retiring as a tailor after 60 years. More>>
Mulu Yayehyirad is helping her hometown with the most basic medical attention needs. More>>
Sheree Godwin founded Food Allergy Association of Wisconsin to help families live with food allergies. More>>
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