auction

Maybe it's because I'm older, but it seems that cancer has been rearing its ugly head more and more these days.  The amount of benefit suppers seems unusually high.  That being said, these events are necessary and really do help those that need it.  Like Sherry Mockler Young.

Patience is a virtue.  For Dawn and Shannan Eckstein of Mars Hill, truer words were never spoken.  Adoption has both emotional and bureaucratic challenges. When you're trying to adopt from Haiti you can multiply those challenges a few times...

If you've ever been a prospective parent you know that all you really ever ask for is a healthy baby.  For Jon Humphrey and Janelle Gagnon it's not working out much like they'd hoped.  Their daughter, Madelyn Grace, is due to arrive the week of Thanksgiving and then the uphill journey really begins.

9 year-old Colby Scott has severe Aplastic Anemia, a condition in which the bone marrow does not make enough new blood cells. Thanks to his 6 year-old brother Carson, who was a perfect donor match, on September 18th Colby had a bone marrow transplant.

November 9th marks the third year for the H.O.P.E. Dinner & Live Auction, which will be held at the Caribou Inn & Convention Center.  All profits will benefit those less fortunate.

A lowly five-cent coin with a storied past could fetch as much as 5 million dollars at an auction in Chicago this spring.

In 1965 George Barris bought a 1955 Lincoln Futura for one dollar. He just auctioned it off for $4.6 million.