Nancy Badertscher

A Fulton County teen has found a growing national interest in her efforts to help foster children and other youngsters prepare for their day in court.

Those who know her believe that Decatur's Martha Haythorn will one day work the halls of the U.S. Capitol, lobbying for laws that can make life better for people with disabilities.

When Parkinson's disease knocks people down, Nausheen Quraishy helps them fight back - one punch at a time.

High school student Elias Kremer has touched Atlantans with his piano playing and his commitment to bringing sweet music to people with Alzheimer's disease and other brain disorders.

Imagine a world where kindness isn’t just a random act but a daily habit.

Santa Claus is ready for Christmas. But some of his helpers aren’t.

That loss became the catalyst for her future career in nursing home care. Now a long-time administrator, the nursing home she runs was just rated third best in Georgia by News

Dan Graveline, an architect of Atlanta's convention and tourism infrastructure, died this month.

Four years ago, over dinner and drinks, five Buckhead moms hatched a bold plan to turn their love of softball into a lifeline for those battling Crohn’s disease.

Bo Glover, noted Marietta businessman, fought to save Marietta Square