1. Another newspaper delivery hero is in the news: Last month, a paper guy in Florida saved a 75-year-old woman from a house fire. Now there’s a story about a lady in Indiana who saved a 94-year-old man’s life.
Her name is Heidi Lipscomb. She’s the manager of a newspaper distribution company but was filling in for a driver last month. It was two degrees out when she pulled into the guy’s driveway at 2:00 A.M., and saw him lying in his garage with the door open.
At this week's meeting of Richmond Common Council, Heidi Lipscomb was given the RPD Lifesaving Award. Last month, Heidi found an elderly man who had fallen outside and was exposed to temps near zero for six hours. That man continues to recover. pic.twitter.com/2S11LasPVr
— Jeff Lane (@jeff_lanenews) February 7, 2024
2. A woman in Arkansas says a church sermon about good “things on the way” inspired her to buy a Powerball ticket . . . that hit for $100,000.
3. Here’s a reason to stay in touch with that extended family: A six-month-old girl in Missouri named Eden Hernandez needed an emergency liver transplant. So they blasted it out on Facebook looking for someone with Type O blood.
The dad’s cousin lives a thousand miles away in New Jersey, and immediately stepped up. She says it’s “the best thing” she’s ever done. She and baby Eden are both doing great.
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