Freeport

A huge round of applause for the people who created this. I can't imagine the amount of work that goes into a Christmas light display like this.

This isn't the first time the family has created this art for everyone to see. They have been doing it the past handful of years to honor the troops and show them people are thinking of them and supporting them.

This tough decision was met with an outpouring of support from the community. People stated petitions and online fundraisers to save the landmark.

With things being canceled left and right, it is refreshing to see something that is still happening (almost) as planned.

A popular summer treat shop has set an opening date for the 2020 season while aligning with social distancing guidelines.

Rita Hiltner was celebrating her 96th birthday and her friends and neighbors wanted to make it a special one in an age of social distancing.

The small town has a deep connection to this landmark and really doesn't want to see it taken down. A fund has been set up at Freeport State Bank to "Save the Smile".

$50,000 is a lot of money, and is saving this iconic landmark worth it?