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Season of Music Hits the Stage in Thomasville

July 11, 2026

Thomasville Entertainment Foundation is kicking off its 89th concert season with a fresh lineup that mixes big names and niche talents. The first show, on September 19th, welcomes Tony‑driven Heather Headley, a Grammy winner who brings Broadway tunes and pop hits to the stage. Her background include

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Political Consulting in the Crossfire: A New Look at a Controversial Campaign

July 11, 2026

A Philadelphia‑based consulting firm has found itself in the eye of a political storm after its work on a Maine Senate bid that ended amid scandal. The agency, known for helping elect Pennsylvania figures and running high‑profile ads, is now being scrutinized as details about the candidate’s past su

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A Fresh Look at the Book and Essay of a Church Leader

July 11, 2026

President Dallin H. Oaks began writing the opening for his new book, “Learning the Great Fundamentals, ” on September 21 while he was still the first counselor in the First Presidency. Six days later, President Russell M. Nelson passed away and Oaks became the 18th president of The Church of Jesus C

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Sticker Swap Showdown: Fans Go Big on the Record

July 11, 2026

Panini is planning a massive sticker‑swap event that could set a new world record. The company will run the competition for eight hours, from 11 a. m. to 7 p. m. , in several big spots across the United States and Mexico, including the American Dream mall, New York City’s Rockefeller Center, Guadala

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Housing Prices Rise as Migration Increases

July 11, 2026

The Dallas Fed has released new research that shows a clear link between the number of illegal migrants entering the United States and rising housing costs. From 2021 to 2024, the average city saw higher rents and home prices as more people moved in. The study points out that when the populati

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Canoeist Faces Charges After Touching the Reflecting Pool

July 10, 2026

A former Olympic paddler, David Hearn, is fighting a felony accusation that he damaged the Lincoln Memorial’s Reflecting Pool by pulling at a new sealant installed there. The claim was made after he allegedly grabbed a piece of the “American‑flag blue” coating that still clung to the pool’s bottom.

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A Former Mormon Leader Faces Life in Prison for Child Abuse

July 10, 2026

Wade Christofferson, a 73‑year‑old former leader in the Mormon community, has pleaded guilty to molesting two children in Ohio. The case was heard in a federal court in Columbus, where the charges carry a minimum sentence of ten years and can extend to life. If he is released, a court order will req

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Neighborhood Incidents Show Mixed Law‑Enforcement Responses

July 9, 2026

The community has seen a series of incidents involving theft, drug possession and public disturbances. A woman was charged with breaking a door panel in her home on June 29, and another was arrested for stealing food from a local shop the same day. Police also handled cases of intoxicated individu

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Lenovo’s Tech Boosts the World Cup Experience

July 9, 2026

Lenovo, the official tech partner of FIFA, is using AI to change how fans and players see the game. In a tense 2026 match, Colombia’s Davinson Sánchez thought he had scored. A referee ruled him off‑side after a 3D avatar showed the exact position of his boot. The moment was replayed on screens, l

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Candidate Under Scrutiny: A Look at the Fallout

July 9, 2026

A new claim has emerged against a Maine Senate hopeful, shedding light on how personal misconduct can ripple through politics. The woman who once dated the candidate says he assaulted her while she was intoxicated in 2021, a serious allegation that has already cost him several endorsements. After