In every neighborhood, there are individuals who go above and beyond to foster a sense of belonging, unity, and mutual support. These engaged neighbors take the initiative to build stronger communities, bringing people together through acts of kindness, service, and creativity. From organizing neighborhood events to tackling local challenges, their efforts create an environment where everyone feels connected and cared for. This story highlights the experiences and insights of four individuals—Susan Peck, Tracie Rice, Michael Brittain, and Darla Noble—who have led by example in their communities. Their successes and challenges offer valuable lessons on how to be an engaged neighbor. A Neighborhood that Feels Like Home For Darla Noble, fostering a sense of community in her Rogersville neighborhood was both a personal mission and a way to build new relationships. Having moved from her longtime home to a new neighborhood, she sought ways to connect with others and encourage engagement. ...