Tom tried but Raven claims another victory in Can’t Beat Raven, raising the jackpot total to $600!

Tom tried but Raven claims another victory in Can’t Beat Raven, raising the jackpot total to $600!
If there is one thing that has happened since this pandemic started it’s that people have become more creative than ever.
Peyton Manker, a class of 2020 senior in Illinois is a perfect example of that. She entered a $10,000 scholarship contest sponsored by Duck Brand duct tape which challenges kids to make prom dresses and tuxedos out of just duct tape. Peyton decided to make hers coronavirus-themed and now the dress is going viral. You can see a photo of it here. It took her 394 hours and 41 rolls of tape to make the amazing dress.
She says she expected people to talk about it locally but is surprised at how much attention it’s getting around the country.
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Thursday June 25th, 2020
Mary had a close game against Raven, but the man did it once again and raises tomorrow’s jackpot up to $500!
I’m not sure if this woman was inspired by binge watching Tiger King or just loves zoo’s and stuffed animals. Either way it’s a great story for today’s Tell Me Something Good.
Nancy Connor is an 86-year-old woman who lives in Pawtucket Rhode Island. She wanted to do something to cheer people up. So she used her stimulus money to create a zoo for stuffed animals outside her house, and it’s become a big hit with kids in the neighborhood.
She told the WJAR, the local TV news station, “I went through World War II which was tough but it’s nothing like what’s happening now everything is so sad. “People are walking up and down the street looking very sad and I thought well what can I do? I’m handicapped. I can’t go out there and do anything, but people love animals.”
Here’s the link to full story if you want to see video and photos of her front yard makeshift zoo. Pretty neat.
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Wednesday June 24th, 2020
Jennifer tried her best against Raven but just couldn’t get the victory. The jackpot climbs to $400!
There has been a lot of virtual graduations lately as a result of all the social distancing guidelines. Which has made for some pretty special, memorable moments for the class of 2020.
Portland State University graduate Madisen Hallberg was pre-recording the national anthem for her virtual graduation. In the middle of the performance a stranger showed up and asked if he could join her. That stranger turned out to be Emmanuel Henreid. He’s a classically trained singer who performs with the Portland Opera. What a truly amazing moment.
When Madison was asked about what happened she said ““Looking back, I’m so glad that people are touched by what happened. I think it’s important to spread positivity and hope for the future, and I think that’s what two people coming together to sing the anthem can do.”
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