 Santa knows where to find all the best and hottest smart phones just in time to make this Christmas better and bigger than ever. Better service, bigger savings. That's today's Appalachian Wireless. Go through the aisles, pick out what you all want, okay? And remember you've got a hundred dollars each to spend, okay? This morning, 58 students were paired with 30 Kentucky State troopers and commercial vehicle enforcement officers at the Pikeville Walmart for the annual post nine shop with a trooper event. Just to see their faces and smiles and see their eyes light up, it really just makes it all worthwhile. With the job losses and so forth that we've had over the past several years, it makes it really tough on some family so this is a plus for us to get to help do this. This child had a $100 limit but not one trooper put anything back. If the amount went over, they paid the difference out of their own pockets. But the one thing that makes this event most memorable for everyone involved is how unselfish these children are. I had a six year old little boy and he was, of course, into all the Legos and Star Wars and stuff and then he told me that he had a two year old little brother and he wanted to buy his little brother some toys so he got him a few things like a Mickey Mouse doll and some other toy to play with so that really dispels your heart. And that action was duplicated over and over this morning with nearly every trooper. I wanted something for my brother for Christmas. I got to be sweet to get him something. Something that my baby brother can play with. I haven't got him anything for Christmas. So while the troopers took care of one child, many times that one child took care of the rest of their family, demonstrating the true meaning of Christmas. In Pikeville, I'm Shannon Deskins, EKB News.