Not All News is Bad!

Potter Park Zoo announced the birth of the baby bintlets on Tuesday.

Source: Potter Park Zoo welcomes at-risk newborn bintlets

Cute!

“We started to consider closing,” co-owner Jazmine Cooper said. But then the community began donating to help.

Source: A small bookstore was scammed. The local community stepped in to save it.

Community bookstore, community support. Nice.

Saw this man sitting by himself at a Waffle House in Midway, Florida.

So I said hello and asked him what he was doing with that money. pic.twitter.com/UY2uBW7hXE

— Kevin Cate (@KevinCate) July 9, 2022

Source: Handing out $1s and $5s to strangers, since 2014

The reason, however. Very cool.

(This is my first time sharing a Twitter thread/post. Hopefully the embed works, but if not, click the Source link to see it.)

An Australian man set out to apologize to his DoorDash driver after a misunderstanding. Here’s how TikTok played a role in helping connect the men.

Source: Man Accidentally Yelled at His DoorDash Driver, and TikTok Helped Him Make Things Right

Social media to the rescue.

A single mother received an unexpected tip of $4,000 from a generous stranger at a dance hall in Cleburne that will help her send her son to college.

Source: Good Samaritan Leaves $4,000 Tip for Single Mom in Texas

So cool.

A 31-year-old novice landed a plane on a North Carolina highway after the engine failed.

Source: A new pilot was forced to make a risky landing. Video captured his feat.

Amazing.

Firefighters in Morristown, Tennessee, staged an adorable rescue mission after a kitten was found trapped in a Pepsi vending machine inside a Walmart store.

Source: Firefighters came to the rescue of a kitten trapped in a Walmart Pepsi machine

Cute.

Paul Rudd showed a young fan some much-deserved kindness.

Source: Paul Rudd gifts 12-year-old boy signed Ant-Man helmet after classmates refuse to sign his yearbook

Superhero, defined.

Jasmin David says she feels “reborn” after taking part in a clinical trial at The Christie Hospital.

Source: Breast cancer drug trial: Woman given months to live gets all-clear

Wonderful.

Au’bree Evans, and 8-year-old from Moreno Valley, is well on her way to becoming a “girl boss” with a business she created to help overcome a traumatic child experience.

Source: 8-year-old Moreno Valley girl turns traumatic event into inspiration with business to empower others

Inspiring!