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New Faces, New Flavors: Charleston’s Lowline Hotel Gets Ready to Open

July 11, 2026

The 197‑room hotel on King Street is set to welcome guests this July, and it has hired two experienced leaders to steer its operations and food scene. Satish More will serve as managing director, bringing more than twenty years of experience from boutique hotel management in Washington, D. C. He wil

sports

World Cup TV Numbers Soar in the U. S. , Raising Questions About What Drives Viewership

July 11, 2026

The latest World Cup has broken several U. S. television records, especially during the round of 16. Fox’s broadcasts drew an average of 14. 47 million viewers, a jump of more than double what the network achieved in Qatar last year. This makes it the most-watched round of 16 for English‑language vi

entertainment

Fans Find Fun Ways to Feel Close to Their Idles

July 11, 2026

People love buying small items that remind them of stars, not just the big gadgets. A Norwegian soccer player, Erling Haaland, was seen wearing a simple hair tie that matched his team’s colors. The tie became a hit and sold out fast. Brands that make the hair ties saw more visits to their webs

business

Family Chef Turns Truck into Mobile Feast

July 9, 2026

A New Haven chef and his daughter have turned a black delivery truck into a traveling kitchen, offering fresh‑cooked meals at events from summer to October. The owner of the Cast Iron Chef Chop House & Oyster Bar now prepares dishes on site, keeping everything hot and flavorful. The daughter, who ma

entertainment

Knoxville’s Big Change: A New Arena, a Spa, and a Beloved Boutique Says Goodbye

July 9, 2026

Knoxville is getting ready for a mix of excitement and loss this month. A long‑running clothing shop that once felt like home is shutting its doors, while a huge entertainment center and a trendy wellness spot are opening nearby. The Lizard Thicket store, which has been part of the West Knoxville

politics

Trump’s D. C. Crime Talk Sparks Online Backlash

July 8, 2026

In a recent lunch event at the White House, former President Donald Trump talked about crime in Washington, D. C. He claimed that murders had disappeared during his time in office, then quickly said they still existed but were less common. The speech shifted to local restaurants, with Trump sayin

opinion

Life in the Fast Lane: Why Ohio’s Future Governor Might Be Out of Touch

July 8, 2026

Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican hopeful for Ohio’s top job, celebrated Independence Day in Lancaster and Upper Arlington before hopping on a private jet to Paris. His holiday trip sparked debate about how wealthy leaders may feel detached from everyday life. Ohio’s voters see a growing gap between

lifestyle

River Towns Turn to Tourism for a Fresh Start

July 8, 2026

Many villages along Wisconsin’s stretch of the Mississippi River are swapping old river jobs for new ways to bring people in. In places like Stockholm and Trempealeau, fresh ideas – from craft pies to outdoor concerts – have become the main draws for travelers. The river still sits at the heart of

entertainment

TV Stories That Teach How to Hook and Keep You Watching

July 6, 2026

The first thing that makes a TV series unforgettable is how every part of it works together. From the actors’ lines to the background music, each detail is chosen so the plot can shine. When a show runs like that, its strengths become invisible because they support one clear goal: telling a story th

celebrities

Celebrities who started serving seafood before they became famous

July 6, 2026

Many famous faces once clocked in at Red Lobster to pay the bills. Take Nicki Minaj, who scooped up seafood trays before she topped charts with hits like “Super Bass. ” She once joked on TV that any audience member might have been her former customer, a quiet reminder that overnight fame often start