This week, 'Eye on America' showcases individuals making a real difference. First, we share the deeply personal story of Allie LaForce, a sports reporter, and her husband, MLB pitcher Joe Smith, as they tirelessly fight Huntington's disease. Having witnessed the devastating effects of this genetic disorder firsthand, they are committed to raising awareness and funding research for a cure.
Next, we travel to the Florida Keys, where a dedicated team is racing against time to save the iconic Alligator Reef Lighthouse. Years of exposure to the elements have taken their toll on this historic landmark. Local volunteers are working diligently to restore the lighthouse, ensuring its survival as a symbol of maritime history and a vital navigational aid. Their efforts demonstrate the power of community action in preserving our shared heritage. Tune in to 'Eye on America' with Michelle Miller for these stories and more.
Hope and Heritage: Battling Huntington's and Saving a Lighthouse
This week's 'Eye on America' highlights inspiring stories of community impact. Learn about sports reporter Allie LaForce and MLB pitcher Joe Smith's dedication to fighting Huntington's disease, a cause close to their hearts. Plus, discover how a passionate group is working to preserve the historic Alligator Reef Lighthouse in the Florida Keys, ensuring its legacy for future generations. Host Michelle Miller brings you these uplifting tales of resilience and preservation.
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