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Simple Solutions for Big Problems

July 11, 2026

A writer from Pleasanton argues that the rise in homelessness in the Bay Area is driven by greed. The author says we must work together across cities to give low‑income people affordable homes. They claim that removing rent control and gentrifying neighborhoods harms those who cannot afford high ren

entertainment

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

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

politics

A Hollywood Star Says No to Politics

July 11, 2026

Patrick Dempsey, a well‑known actor and cancer advocate, has decided not to run for the U. S. Senate. In a recent opinion piece he explained that his current work at the Dempsey Center gives him more impact than a political career would. He added that he had briefly considered the idea, but ultimate

technology

X Money: Elon Musk’s New All‑In‑One Banking App

July 11, 2026

Elon Musk has promised for years that his platform X will grow beyond a social media site. Now he is putting money services inside the app, calling it X Money. The idea is to let users send money, pay bills and shop—all from the same place. Only a handful of U. S. Premium+ members got to try it in

environment

Heatwaves, Not Hype: Maine’s Climate Reality

July 11, 2026

The summer heat in Portland felt intense, even though it didn’t break any official records. Yet the climate monitor by Reuters shows that temperatures are already far above what we used to see in history. On July 5, the city’s high was 7. 2 degrees Fahrenheit higher than its usual summer peak. When

art

Patriotic Tunes and Funding Shifts in America

July 11, 2026

The last month, a concert at the Ronald Reagan Library turned a night into a patriotic showcase. A local orchestra performed an overture that mixed clips from Reagan’s film career, his famous 1987 speech to Mikhail Gorbachev, and footage of the former actor in his iconic smile. The program was part

art

Explore Fort Collins Museums: Art, History, and Fun for All Ages

July 11, 2026

Fort Collins is a treasure trove of museums that cater to every interest, from science and history to art and interactive play. Visitors can wander through exhibits that showcase local culture, global traditions, and even train models, all while staying cool in the summer heat. The downtown Fort

entertainment

Dark Detective Life: A New Twist on Crime Stories

July 11, 2026

The newest crime drama, The Westies, drops a fresh take on the detective genre. A veteran actor known for playing upright cops steps into a role that feels like the opposite of his former hero. The character, Glenn Keenan, once served honorably in Vietnam and worked hard to keep justice alive. After

sports

Justin Verlander: A Richmond Baseball Legend Revisited

July 11, 2026

In the heart of Virginia’s sports scene, a few names stand out. One of them is Justin Verlander, whose career has been a roller‑coaster of triumphs and trials. Many fans wonder how he compares to other local heroes from the University of Richmond or the Richmond Flying Squirrels. The answer isn’t si