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New Lifestyle Director Joins Regency at Auburn Station

December 18, 2025

Regency at Auburn Station, a luxury community for adults aged 55 and above in Raleigh, North Carolina, has introduced a new full-time Lifestyle Director. This person is in charge of organizing a full year of social events, clubs, and activities for the residents. The community offers a private club

business

Downtown Atlanta's Big Change: New Project Brings Jobs and Homes

December 18, 2025

A big project is coming to downtown Atlanta. A company has bought 10 acres of land near the Garnett MARTA station. They plan to build a huge mixed-use area called Forge Atlanta. This means there will be places to live, shop, and have fun all in one spot. The first part of the project will have a ho

politics

Denver's Transportation: A Vision Lost?

December 18, 2025

Denver's transportation progress is at a standstill. The city's leaders are not prioritizing safety. This is clear from recent decisions. For example, a planned safety project in West Wash Park was canceled. Wealthy residents complained. The city spent $100, 000 to change the design. This happened w

politics

Ohio's Education Shake-Up: Phonics vs. Old Methods

December 17, 2025

Ohio's higher education system is facing some changes. A recent state audit found that some big-name colleges, like Cleveland State, Ohio State, and Ohio University, are still teaching old-school reading methods. These methods have been proven not to work as well as the new "science of reading" appr

entertainment

Hollywood's Newfound Faith in Religion

December 17, 2025

Hollywood is having a spiritual awakening. Movies and TV shows about faith are popping up everywhere. Big studios and indie filmmakers are diving into stories about religion. Some are hitting it big with audiences. Take "The Chosen, " for example. This show about Jesus has made over $116 million in

politics

Tech Giants and the Electricity Bill Debate

December 17, 2025

Three senators are digging into whether big tech companies are making regular people pay more for electricity because of their huge data centers. These centers use a lot of power, and the senators want to know if the companies are being fair about the costs. The senators, Elizabeth Warren, Chris Va

business

Champaign County's Changing Food Scene: What's In and What's Out

December 17, 2025

Champaign County is seeing a lot of changes in its food and drink scene. Some familiar spots have shut down, while new ones are popping up. This shift shows how the area is always changing. New places are opening up all the time. Dutch Bros Coffee, a popular coffee chain, started serving drinks on

education

Unlocking Reading Potential: How Charleston Schools Are Closing the Literacy Gap

December 16, 2025

In Charleston County, a new teaching method is making waves. Orton-Gillingham, a structured, multisensory approach to literacy, is helping students who struggled with reading. This method is not just for kids with dyslexia. It benefits all learners by focusing on phonics and how letters and sounds c

entertainment

Unraveling the American Dream: A Look into Problemista

December 15, 2025

Problemista, a 2024 film by Julio Torres, is a wild ride through the struggles of an immigrant chasing the American dream. Alejandro, a Salvadorian toy designer in Brooklyn, faces endless hurdles to land a job at Hasbro. The film is packed with bizarre twists, like a cryogenically frozen husband and

lifestyle

Saratoga's Secret Strength: The Power of Neighborhoods

December 14, 2025

Saratoga is known for its top-notch schools, lovely parks, and a downtown area that feels like a postcard. But the real magic of this city lies in its neighborhoods. These are the places where Saratoga's true spirit shines. It's not about the buildings or the streets; it's about the people and the b