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Valentine’s Day Couples Dish On What It Takes To Have A Happy Union
Take time for each other. Laugh every day and find new adventures. Talk it out and be supportive. And, of course, don’t go to bed mad.

Take time for each other. Laugh every day and find new adventures. Talk it out and be supportive. And, of course, don’t go to bed mad.

Why a surgeon likes the new Barbie line doll; how a new greeting card company fills a void; how a woman’s honesty resulted in a new Jeep.
A 17-year-old takes on the adult-sized mission to curb drownings in a poor South African township. John’s Crazy Socks make for happy feet.
Vet who says George Santos swindled him out of $3,000 for life-saving surgery for his service dog gets a new pup; “Hollywood” aims high.
An Illinois mayor visiting New York City was in the right place at the right time; three “Divine” peacocks head for retirement with fanfare.
Did you ever wish you were an Oscar Mayer Wiener(mobile)? Also, we have a baby penguin and a just-born baby whale for you.
Kelsie Whitmore is Sportswoman of the Year; Long Island man provides a “beacon of light”; police encounter llama drama.
Mall Santa spills secrets, 4-year-old’s MRI results brighten the holiday, Santa drives a bus, the Grinch brings cheer, and so much more.
The “very best in humanity” after tragedy; couple uncover inspiring history of an 1834 mansion; a dog’s heart remembers and is made whole.
A teen’s new Christmas song rocks, and it’s not just the beat. Firefighters light up cancer warriors’ lives. Sister Jean, 103, is published.
“Mike’d” up for bachelor party; grandmother, stranger she accidentally texted share seventh Thanksgiving; donkeys, mini horses haze police.
The world has been waiting to see if Arizona’s “accidental grandmother,” Wanda Dench, and Jamal Hinton will spend Thanksgiving together.
Artist finds a muse in cookies; dog named Van Gogh has more in common with the namesake artist than a missing ear; “Black Panther” inspires.
A mission to help police better serve people on the autism spectrum; Quincy Jones Exceptional Advocacy Award; lifting up kids with cancer.
The secrets to longevity, according to a pair of centenarians, is to eat well and help others, but stay away from alcohol and tobacco.
A veteran gives into his curiosity and finds a way to honor a fallen Green Beret. Bats are unfairly villainized, so how about adopting one?
Police get a reminder of “we’re here for a reason”; Chicago Blackhawks make everything OK for a local club; baby’s birth full of surprises.
American family meets Ukrainian doppelgängers; teen develops COVID-19 saliva test to help countries worldwide; why this gold medal shines.
Big cats settle in after rescue from notorious “Tiger King” keeper; teacher gets new ride; beagle rescued from medical research now a Royal.
Fortunately for newlyweds, Overstocked store inspects its merchandise; a man run over by a tractor amazes doctor; what a 10-year-old wants.
Is there really a kangaroo in Tuscaloosa? A COVID-19 patient completes Ironman competition with doctor who gave him slim odds of surviving.
A man who launched a nationwide search for a kidney found it in his neighborhood; kids’ coffee stand raises hundreds of dollars for charity.
Food Network’s “Kitchen Crash” win is worth more than the $5,000 prize; a found high school class ring brings comfort; saved by an Apple.
Exciting discovery about Archibald “Moonlight” Graham, of “Field of Dreams” fame; one bear plays soccer, and another is scared away by fish.
Student wins Apple contest with Alzheimer’s app; a church marks 300 years; sequence of seven numbers in a dream yields $250,000 prize; more.
Eagle Scouts fledge the nest they built for young women; "I can't take y'all," says man who planned to rescue one kitten before saving 13.
OK, Robert Brantley decided, he’d save that one forlorn kitten’s life. A dozen “oh my goshes” later, he had saved the entire kindle of 13.
A baby couldn’t wait to be born; a mother wonders why fertility issues are still taboo; and a momma raccoon got herself into a predicament.
Patch has some puppy dog tales for you, including about one that broke into a couple’s home and crawled in bed with them to sleep the night.
A 100-year-old World War II veteran with no one to claim his body gets a proper send-off; empathy is everywhere; a sloth to love; more.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, two sisters found a delicious inspiration, and a project on empathy gave voice to a diverse group of people.
It’s spring. Our collection of Good News Across America stories this week is full of frivolity, spontaneity and unforgettable moments.
A veteran’s “enduring hope” of optimism; a week of marathons for vets; a beautiful but stinky arrival; eaglets have landed; Easter message.
“A true community hero” and three others who had to be sleuthed out; mom can forget her mortgage; history recalled; Gladstone’s fresh start.
Search for a WWII hero; Americans help Ukrainians here at home and abroad; and that one time rudeness turned out to be a good luck charm.
High-five for “High Five”; teen’s charity worth threefold in Ukraine; farmer trading cards; family reunion; the fox ran away with the dish.
Logan and Boo talk inclusion; teaching Cantonese serves inclusion; filmmaker returns to his hometown, named Hometown; dogs get lucky breaks.
A dog is finally getting cuddled, and you can cuddle some goats — but you probably want to only observe Capt. John Moore’s close encounter.
Double donor gives kidney, then part of liver; coffee shop owner shows empathy to burglar; kids write, slip books into Little Free Library.
“They’ve saved us,” say couple drowning in medical debt until neighbors threw a lifeline; the Portland Pickles are no longer in a pickle.