INDIANAPOLIS — What better way to find good news in the summer than serving up free ice cream?
Dave Calabro visited Monument Circle Thursday, where The Salvation Army served up 10,000 scoops of Moose Tracks ice cream to raise $10,000 for the organization's shelter for women and children.
"I'm doing great. I have ice cream," Salvation Army Maj. Rachel Stouder said.
The free ice cream was also a perfect treat for children celebrating the last days of summer vacation.
"The ice cream was good," Jude said.
"Are you excited for school?" Dave asked another boy.
"No," he replied.
"Honest answers!" Dave laughed.
"I have a new baby sister named Sawyer," said a young girl excitedly.
The good news wasn't limited to the kids.
"Life is good. We moved to a really neat house, we changed from the north side, we moved down to Bates-Hendricks, and we just love being five minutes from downtown and what the city has to offer," one woman said.
Watch Dave's full visit to Monument Circle in the video player above and see more of his recent "Good News" stories in the links below.