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UMass Lowell Launches New Office for Community Engagement
UMass Lowell recently launched a new Office of Community Engagement, appointing an executive director to strategically coordinate university resources with local needs.
Small businesses are primary drivers of private-sector jobs
In 2023 alone, 5.5 million new business applications were filed in the U.S., indicating a vibrant, ongoing entrepreneurial surge that underpins the nation's economic health. This consistent wave of ne
Taste of North Park food festival announces 2026 dates
The Taste of North Park festival, marking its 15th year in 2026, is already generating buzz with reports of over 75 food and drink stops, a figure exceeding its official site's current listing.
Topeka Hosts Car Show and K-9 Games for Special Olympics
On Sunday, a diverse collection of vintage classics and new Corvettes filled the Stormont Vail Events Center, not just for show, but to raise crucial funds for Special Olympics Kansas.
CPA Australia aids Chinese firms expanding globally with expert services.
Over two-thirds of surveyed Chinese businesses plan to expand into new international markets or deepen existing presences in the next one to three years.
How Specialized Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Can Support Families at Home
Specialized in-home dementia care offers crucial support for families managing loved ones with Alzheimer's or dementia, addressing practical, social, and safety needs without requiring seniors to leave familiar surroundings. Award Homecare provides personalized services designed to maintain independence and well-being in the home.
Birge, Team Mealbox Advance to Battle of Chefs Finals
Chef Will Birge secured his spot in the Long Walk Farm Battle of the Chefs finals on September 8 with winning dishes that included Pork Sope and Pork Souvlaki.
Rochester: 2026 Charity Weekend & This Week's Local Events
The American Riad hosts 'On the Grass of Exile' on September 12, from 4-7 p.m.
New York Senior Suspended for Bringing Coffee to Class
On her first day back, Beaver River Central School senior Julie Kaputa was suspended for bringing a cup of coffee to class, igniting a battle over school policy and public transparency!
Utah Valley's local events this week 2026
This week, Provo residents can enjoy a country music concert, while Orem hosts a Native Nations Festival, showcasing Utah Valley's distinct cultural pulse.
Corbin Services Boost Local Economy, Future Impact Discussed
In the last quarter alone, Content by Corbin hired 50 new employees, many of whom previously commuted out of the area, signaling a dramatic shift in the local job market.
Southern Food and Beverage Museum Closes Doors After 20 Years
After two decades celebrating the rich culinary traditions of the South, the Southern Food & Beverage Museum in New Orleans has permanently closed its doors.
How Smile4Life Dental's AI Technology Delivers Same-Day Crowns in Miami (See The Process)
Smile4Life Dental in Miami Beach is revolutionizing dentistry by leveraging AI technology to deliver same-day crowns, transforming a weeks-long process into a precise, comfortable, single-visit treatment. This groundbreaking shift offers immediate, permanent results without temporary crowns or messy impressions, significantly enhancing the patient experience.
Multnomah County Homeless Services Face Deep Cuts
A record 193 homeless people died in Oregon's Multnomah County in 2021, The Guardian reports.
Florida Amendment 3 threatens $280M cut to children's services
Florida's Children's Services Councils face a potential loss of nearly $280 million over the next two fiscal years if Amendment 3 passes, directly threatening programs for thousands of children.
U.S. Midterm Elections See Early Focus
Two years out from the 2026 midterms, I see a striking disconnect.
California Launches AskCA AI Assistant for State Services
California has launched 'Ask CA', an AI digital assistant designed to be a single entry point for state services, including finding jobs, starting businesses, and accessing disaster relief, according
New coffee shops, retail open amid mixed economic trends
More than 30 new restaurants, coffee shops, and bakeries opened in Florida's Brevard County in 2026, expanding local dining and retail options.
NC Health Department Expands Mental Health Access With New 988 Signs
In North Carolina, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline handles an average of 11,443 contacts each month.
Less Fuss, More Fiesta: Why the Cinco De Mayo Ready-To-Go Cup Deserves a Spot at Your Party
Discover how the Cinco De Mayo Ready-To-Go Cup by CDM Brands revolutionizes party hosting by offering an authentic, bar-quality dressed beer or Michelada with zero effort. This all-in-one cup includes a pre-dressed rim, authentic Michelada mix, and an edible tamarind straw, eliminating common hosting dilemmas.
Clear It Out Siouxland Offers Local Business Services
Clear It Out Siouxland, a new local service, has launched in the Siouxland region, promising to streamline operations for businesses struggling with specific logistical and organizational challenges.
WhatsApp Business Charges to Impact Nigerian Entrepreneurs
A marketing message sent via WhatsApp Business will soon cost roughly N84, a significant shift for Nigerian entrepreneurs currently relying on the platform for free customer outreach.
Kansas City Black Restaurant Week Spotlights Local Culinary Talent
During a two-week-long storm outage, Q13 Sports Bar & Grill opened its doors to provide electricity and shelter for Kansas City, Kansas residents, showcasing the deep community roots of local Black-ow
Spokane County Expands Curbside Recycling Following State Policy
By 2026, every household in Spokane County, including its most remote corners, will be required to have access to curbside recycling.