Two University of North Georgia (UNG) students spent their summer breaking a sweat by participating in a cycling fundraiser that covered more than 3,700 miles with members of their national fraternity, Pi Kappa Phi, on a trek across America to raise awareness for those with disabilities.
When the task before them seemed too daunting, Cam Kenney and Will Ford took inspiration from those with greater challenges to meet theirs to the end.
Waynoka native Andrew Miller, who attends The University of Texas at Tyler, recently completed a community service project with the 15th annual Build America summer event, organized by The Ability Experience.
he Journey of Hope TransAmerica team made a stop at Morehead's Horizon Village Tuesday.
On a Journey of Hope.
After nearly 50 days of cycling, Skyler Roberts was glad to be in familiar territory on Wednesday.
While seeing cyclists in the city of Huntington is not out of the ordinary, seeing dozens trek down 5th Avenue in matching blue and yellow shirts is not something residents see every day.
Last year, a group of bicycle-riding fraternity brothers pushed through Northeast Ohio to a welcome party in Eastlake.
Riders with the Journey of Hope shared smiles and high fives with patients at Shriners Hospital in Shreveport Tuesday.