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Big Companies and the Graying Workforce: What's Being Done?

January 1, 2026

The workforce is getting older, and big companies are starting to notice. Some are taking steps to keep older workers around, while others are lagging behind. Walmart, for example, is tweaking jobs to suit older employees. Microsoft is offering extra care to support aging workers. Google is helping

education

A Long Goodbye to a Dedicated Educator

January 1, 2026

The Highland Local Schools District Board of Education recently celebrated the retirement of Robert Kelly, a long-serving board member. Kelly's journey in public service began long before his time on the school board. He started as a Granger Township trustee and later served on the Medina County Boa

education

Why Some Families Are Choosing Classical Christian Schools

January 1, 2026

Parents in the Washington, D. C. area are increasingly turning to classical Christian schools. This isn't just about religion. It's about finding a different way to educate kids. Many feel that traditional public schools are not meeting their needs. They want a system that offers structure, moral gu

politics

A Viral Video Sparks a Big Reaction

December 31, 2025

A video that went viral recently has caused quite a stir. It's all about alleged fraud in Minnesota's Somali-run child care centers. The video, which is 43 minutes long, has been watched by millions on X and YouTube. It was put up by Nick Shirley, a 23-year-old known for creating content that suppor

politics

Russia's Troops: A Dark Reality

December 31, 2025

Russia's military is facing serious issues. Soldiers are being treated harshly. This is not new, but it's getting worse. Many soldiers are sent to fight without proper training or equipment. They are often sent to areas where the fighting is intense. This has led to many deaths and injuries. The Ru

crime

Unsolved Mysteries and Chilling Tales: A Fresh Look at True Crime in 2025

December 31, 2025

In 2025, true crime documentaries continued to captivate audiences, but not all delivered on their promise. One documentary that fell short was the one about the Tylenol murders. The randomness of these cyanide poisonings was horrifying, but the documentary lacked a clear focus. It hinted at theorie

health

Decoding the Aging Puzzle: MMA and Alpha-Klotho

December 31, 2025

In the realm of health science, researchers are constantly seeking to unravel the mysteries of aging and well-being. Two significant indicators in this exploration are Methylmalonic Acid (MMA) and Alpha-Klotho (α-Klotho). MMA serves as a warning sign for mitochondrial dysfunction and excessive oxida

politics

Uncovering Syria's Hidden Truths: The Assad Regime's Dark Secrets

December 30, 2025

In Syria, the fall of the Assad regime left many questions unanswered. Over 100, 000 people disappeared into secret prisons, and their families are still searching for answers. The regime kept detailed records of arrests, which many hoped would reveal the fates of their loved ones. However, these re

politics

A Fresh Face for Texas Land Commissioner: Why Jose Loya Stands Out

December 30, 2025

West Texas has been stuck in a loop of empty promises and tired politics from both sides. People here know the truth: those in power don’t really care about the hardworking folks in the oil fields, the veterans raising families, or the immigrants who worked hard to become citizens. It’s time for a c

politics

Missoula's Voice: A Closer Look at Local Reporting

December 30, 2025

In the heart of Montana, a dedicated journalist is making waves. Griffen Smith, a city/county government reporter, is committed to keeping the community informed. His work focuses on local government and politics, areas that directly impact daily life. Smith's role is crucial. He bridges the gap be