Siblings Rebecca and Josh Caldwell were sitting on their front lawn selling lemonade when a young man approached their stand, grabbed their money jar and drove away. The jar contained about $40.

A heartless thief took a money jar containing $40 from a children’s lemonade stand in Virginia, shocking footage shows. Rebecca Caldwell, 10, and her younger brother Josh were selling lemonade ...

Rebecca Caldwell, Resident in School Psychology, Ashburn, VA, 20147, (571) 946-4497, I specialize in offering therapy services to children, adolescents, young adults, as well as adults and parents ...

When life hands you lemons, sometimes it takes a village to make lemonade. That’s exactly what happened when Rebecca and Josh Caldwell’s sweet summer business turned sour. Watch the video ...

Rebecca stared into the lens of a 10 On Your Side camera and delivered the pitch. “My name is Rebecca Caldwell. I’m 10-years-old, and I was the girl from the lemonade stand,” Rebecca said.

10-year-old Rebecca Caldwell told WAVY she started to pour him lemonade when he quickly grabbed the jar with their money and took off. The video shows this happening.

Last Wednesday, 10-year-old Rebecca Caldwell and 8-year-old Joshua Caldwell held a lemonade sale in their driveway on Bells Mill Road, as they often do.

Mayor Richard West presented an award to 10-year-old Rebecca Caldwell and 8-year-old Joshua Caldwell at Tuesday's Chesapeake City Council meeting.

Last Wednesday, 10-year-old Rebecca Caldwell and 8-year-old Joshua Caldwell held a lemonade sale in their driveway on Bells Mill Road, as they often do.

Rebecca Caldwell, Counselor, Council Bluffs, IA, 51503, (712) 430-1874, Navigating the complexities of daily life can often feel overwhelming, particularly when faced with unprocessed trauma ...