The owners recevied negative reviews and threatening phone calls after they attended a rally for President Trump in late Feburary.

Despite the stress, fear and uncertainty over the future, Coleman continues to work with a joyful heart, refusing to give in to resentment or despair.

'They consider themselves to be the most loyal Trump supporters,' Cooper said. 'They told me they didn't care if it was going to snow.'

Kenneth Cannon, the attorney representing the company, told KTHV that as many as 7,500 people were affected by the closures.

You never would have known, looking at all the people who lined the way, that many of them had never met the Air Force veteran.

Multiple people offered baked goods, help decorating and even to bring gifts for the 4-year-old. Someone even said they'd bring a pony to the event.

The family of fallen police officer Billy Clardy III will have their home mortgage paid in full thanks to the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

Thanks to an annual event the community is given the chance to show up for the children in the hospital and spread a little Christmas cheer.

Mowery has been very modest about her deed, explaining that others helped as well and that she just wanted to do something nice for the kids.

'It's who I am now because I'm finally at a point in my life where I'm not struggling with bills anymore and I can share some of my success.'