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Yakima Health District board fires executive director following extended leave
Andre Fresco had led the Yakima Health District since 2012. He and his family moved from Tennessee, where he served as health director for Montgomery County and managed the Rutherford
Shaquille O'Neal says he's taking GLP-1s. What it says about body image.
Shaquille O’Neal is the latest among a growing number of celebrities to disclose their usage of GLP-1 medications. What does it mean for body image?
A meaningful life is more important than politics.
Ben Sasse, former U.S. Senator from Nebraska, offers an important reminder about what's important in life, writes columnist Khale Lenhart.
Op-ed: City Council small business hearing was political theater
Instead of addressing the city’s well-documented small business challenges, the Council chose to stage a spectacle about federal lending policy it cannot change.
164th Shelby County Fair brings the fun and entertainment to the Shelby County Fairgrounds
Keith Kaiser finds out about the big charm of a small county fair.
Manheim Twp. man creates \'bartender\'s handshake\' coin for World Cup
There's a secret handshake among bartenders with high-end drink programs, and it involves an exclusive, rare coin.
Summer Solstice Celebration entertains folks at Mallory Square
Every evening in Key West, locals and visitors gather at the waterfront Mallory Square for the world-famous Sunset Celebration, to immerse in a magical convergence of performers, artisans, and local
Seven GOP US House candidates talk federal spending, energy rules, inflation at Casper’s Politics in the Park
CASPER, Wyo. — Seven Republican candidates vying for Wyoming’s lone U.S. House of Representatives seat faced a blustery Casper wind on Wednesday to debate
Richard Freeman, Jr., New Orleans business and civic leader, dies at 88
Richard West Freeman, Jr., a civic leader and business executive who ran Louisiana Coca-Cola Bottling Co. and in retirement became a successful horse breeder, died Wednesday at Lambeth House in
Enchanted Forest Water Safari Now Open
Enchanted Forest is celebrating it’s 70th anniversary and with it come some new changes.
‘Seattle: A History in Short Stories’ captures city’s fascinating past
The three-episode “Seattle: A History in Short Stories” concludes with its final episode on Tacoma’s KBTC-TV on Thursday (and streams next day at kbtc.org).
UnitedHealthcare contract dispute threatens in-network care at another Pennsylvania health network
Less than two months after Lehigh Valley Health Network became out of network for UHC commercial plans, Main Line Health is warning its patients that a similar outcome is possible.
Businesses in French Quarter construction zone fear same fate as Café Sbisa: ‘It’s very tough’
The Sewerage and Water Board is replacing 115-year-old water mains to improve the resilience of old infrastructure. But many who own shops and restaurants don’t know if they’ll be able to keep hanging on. ““We don’t know what to do. This is devastating.”
Mother and daughter learn to live again in "Honeyjoon"
“Laughter through tears is my favorite emotion,” Truvy Jones (Dolly Parton) said in “Steel Magnolias.” First-time feature film director Lilian T. Mehrel applies that notion to her film “Honeyjoon.” What
Homeland Security Task Force secures clinic owner’s conviction for $52M health care fraud, illegal narcotics distribution and kickback scheme
Tony Brown-Arkah, 78, of New York, was the owner of American Medical Centers, a medical clinic in Brooklyn that purported to provide substance abuse treatment.
Feature Film Being Shot in Remsen and Cold Brook
A coming-of-age film centered around three children on a quest to find Bigfoot in the Adirondacks is currently being filmed in the area.
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June (Ayden Mayeri), left, Lela (Amira Casar) and João (José Condessa) in a scene from "Honeyjoon."
Lawmakers continue to discuss potential Wyoming Business Council reforms
During the second meeting, the committee moved to revive the consensus block grant funding program. Plus, the Legislative Service Office (LSO) was directed to draft a bill based on agency recommendations for reforms and removal of underutilized WBC programs.
‘Severance’ meets ‘Inside Out’ in Dacha Theatre’s ‘Dream, Carl, Dream’
Dacha Theatre’s new interactive, improvisational show puts audience members to work in the dream world.
A popular Hersheypark ride will close after 32 years
The Tidal Force ride at Hersheypark will close in September after a 32-year run.
Richmond art museum brings historic pieces across Virginia
Staff from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts brought historic paintings, photographs and other pieces to downtown Harrisonburg Friday and Saturday in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.
High construction costs delay plans for Visit Baton Rouge office relocation
Visit Baton Rouge estimated the renovation of 232 Lafayette St., in shell condition, to cost $5 million, but the four contractors’ estimates range from $1.6 million to $2.6 million more than the estimate.
Tacoma’s Grit City Books is your favorite bookseller’s favorite bookstore
Open for only two years, the "unapologetically queer-owned and queer-positive" Grit City Books in Tacoma has become a favorite among Seattle booksellers.
Vanderbilt football roster among nation's most experienced
Commodores rank second in most games played, 10th in snaps, 12th in starts
Movie Review: ‘Disclosure Day’ is classic Spielberg
Steven Spielberg's “Disclosure Day” takes the filmmaker back to familiar territory. The film follows Daniel Kellner, played by Josh O’Connor, who’s caught in a conspiracy involving extraterrestrial life. Emily Blunt
5 things to do this week in Greenville
See our curated list of upcoming and ongoing arts, culture and entertainment events in the Greenville area. Send us your events at greenville@postandcourier.com.
Electric Ladyland announces closure after nearly 50 years on Bardstown Road
The smoke shop, record and metaphysical supply store opened in 1978 and is known for its bright Bardstown Road storefront, counterculture roots, and hippie-inspired decor and exterior.
Actor Tony Danza talks about work on 'Raising Kanan'
The show is in its 5th and final season.
Yakima's insurance company authorizes appeal of verdict in ex-business owner's plaza lawsuit
Since the city has already met its $100,000 insurance deductible in the case, CIAW is bearing the costs of the case and could decide whether to appeal.
Opinion: Does science need autonomous AI?
As technology developers and researchers rush to develop autonomous AI research tools (i.e., systems that independently perform tasks by designing their workflows and utilizing available tools) an urgent but rarely
Six Years on, Local Businesses Still Feel Effects of March 2020 Tornado
Asphalt Beach and FLWR Shop return to East Nashville, while High Garden charts new location
Ringo Starr talks new tour and why he still loves drumming
DENVER — Even at 85, Ringo Starr eagerly awaits each new tour with his All-Starr Band not just to play his own material, which includes Beatles classics such as “Yellow
CPS unanimously approves budget, discusses Health Science High School
The Columbia School Board met Monday and approved the 2026-27 budget and also talked about a new Health Science High School.
CPS unanimously approves budget, discusses Health Science High School
The Columbia School Board met Monday and approved the 2026-27 budget and also talked about a new Health Science High School.
Pelicans latest hires include head of health/performance, athletic trainer
The New Orleans Pelicans announced Monday they are hiring David Cosgrave as vice president of health & performance and Joe Sharpe as head athletic trainer.
Are Titans ready to embrace tight end trend in 2026?
Additions of Daniel Bellinger, Kylen Granson, Jaren Kanak could signal more multiple TE formations in 2026
‘The Targeted’: Six characters in search of a plot
A Red Orchid Theatre's world premiere of Hanna Kime's “The Targeted” on the Chopin Theatre Mainstage takes a provocative look at a problematic subculture, but the playwright merely has a
Griffin MSI exhibit traces Paul Tazewell's career
Before he designed costumes for “Hamilton,” “Wicked” and “West Side Story,” Paul Tazewell made puppets. One of them — a handmade version of Little Red Riding Hood — sits near
Seattle’s first Summer Asian ArtsFest showcases more than 30 performers
The festival, running June 16-20, will feature performances from artists in music, drama, stand-up comedy, dance and more.
Doing Business in ... Bellevue
Bellevue has emerged as one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier centers for technology, innovation, and commerce.
Anonymous racial attack decried in SC GOP governor's race where 1 candidate is singled out
As South Carolina's Republican primary for governor enters its final stretch, Rom Reddy alleges attacks on his Indian heritage, prompting public condemnations from Pamela Evette and Alan Wilson.
Shreveport native Zhailon Levingston wins Tony Award for direction
NEW YORK CITY - Shreveport native Zhailon Levingston won his first Tony Award Sunday night for his work on the Broadway stage.
Opinion: U.S. lead in science is shrinking fast as China, India and even Iran catch up
A country with one of the fastest-rising scientific profiles operates under sweeping international sanctions, has limited access to Western research infrastructure and is rarely mentioned in American conversations about global
Tony winners thank voice teachers and babysitters as Broadway crowns 'Schmigadoon!'
The new host at the Tonys, Pink, pretended at the beginning that she didn't know what she was doing. Then former host Neil Patrick Harris told her to just be
New documentary made in SC will tell the story of a Super Bowl-winning team
A new documentary shot in the Upstate will tell the story of a Super Bowl-winning team and its on-field triumphs — as well as the often-untold stories of struggle, deep
Small Business Sales Flat In May As Foot Traffic Declines.
Despite steady sales in May, small businesses experienced a slight decline in transactions compared with April, according to the latest Small Business Index from Fiserv. The report found that small
Local business purchases Loudoun Stairs in Purcellville
Purcellville-based Loudoun Stairs, a business founded by Brent Mercke nearly 40 years ago, was recently sold to local businessmen Scott Carpenter, Charles Beach, Paul Ferrari and Benjamin Carpenter.
Entertainment Notebook: Fringe Festival Underway; Kings of Coke & The Blind Couple from Mali
The 2026 Montreal Fringe Festival is officially underway, continuing until June 21.
To double in size, UNT Health Fort Worth cuts colleges from 6 to 4
Christopher Ray, senior vice president and provost, has a vision for UNT Health Fort Worth: double the number of students over the next five years.
Help! Alamo charged me $1,000 after my car battery died in the Swiss Alps
A customer calls roadside assistance when his rental car won't start. Alamo charged more than $1,000 to his credit card two months later without warning. Should he have to pay for a battery that failed?
Natrona County health and food inspections (5/29/26–6/4/26)
CASPER, Wyo. — The Casper-Natrona County Health Department inspects restaurants, grocery stores, convenience stores, mobile food units, commissaries and
Laramie County health and food inspections (5/29/26–6/4/26)
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne-Laramie County Health Department inspects restaurants, bars, convenience stores, delis, grocery stores, bed and breakfasts
What music came before New Orleans jazz? A new exhibit explores early Louisiana tunes.
A student of African American music history, John Davis came to New Orleans in search of the sound that came before jazz. This museum exhibit displays what he discovered.
Leader to expand health coverage
Leader Publications will begin providing expanded coverage on health-related topics after the Missouri Press Foundation received a $40,000 grant from the Jefferson Foundation.
Louisiana could use more of Sweden’s centuries-old and beloved fika tradition
A Swede on a boat off Portugal. A Mississippi mother who always had cake. And a word that might change how you spend your afternoons. Jan Risher's Sunday column.
Traveling reminds me of the wonders of home: Danny Heitman
A home misses you while you’re gone, which is a good thing, although the longing can take complicated forms.
Baton Rouge walkers of Camino de Santiago share stories of churros, chocolate, beauty and pain
The Camino de Santiago pilgrimage offers spiritual, social and physical challenges as walkers from around the world connect and search for meaning along the centuries-old trail in Spain.
Traveling reminds me of the wonders of home: Danny Heitman
A home misses you while you’re gone, which is a good thing, although the longing can take complicated forms.
It's Your Business | New business hopes to level up
Muhammad Iman opened Hidden Level Cyber Café at 110 E University Ave., Urbana, in late April with the goal of creating “a social space for people to come and play
Chief medical officer swaps hospitals; new provost at LSU; hotel picks new executive chef
Take a look at some of the recent promotions and new hires announced at south Louisiana businesses.
US lead in science is shrinking fast as China, India and even Iran catch up
A country with one of the fastest-rising scientific profiles operates under sweeping international sanctions, has limited access to Western research infrastructure and is rarely mentioned in American conversations about global
Edgewood's Eva Akpandja wins second straight shotput State Title
LA CROSSE, Wis. --- Edgewood High School junior Eva Akpandja saved her best for last. The Crusader star won the D2 Girls shotput state championship on her final launch, landing
Jacobs Entertainment and Reno Apex Soccer hosting their first downtown youth soccer tournament
The tournament is happening on the newly completed fields in Reno's Neon Line District.
Gallery: Carolina Country Music Fest draws crowds for another year in Myrtle Beach
Locals and visitors alike had their cowboy hats and country music vibes ready to roll on Saturday, June 6, as the Carolina Country Music Fest action took place in Myrtle Beach.
Wyoming Sheriff Orders "Clint Eastwood High Plains Drifter" Look For New Cruiser
When Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak wanted a new design for the newest cruiser in the fleet, he asked a local artist to create a "Clint Eastwood High…
High-energy and high up entertainment
Mark Lippard of Denver, North Carolina juggles while riding a giant unicycle beneath the top of a pavilion at the Greenwood County Recreation Complex. Lippard was one of the family-friendly
Jacobs Entertainment and Reno Apex Soccer Club host first downtown soccer tournament
Jacobs Entertainment and Reno Apex Soccer Club are celebrating their first downtown soccer tournament Saturday.
CPS board to consider budget approval, safety, smoothies and Health Science High
The gap in the proposed budget for next year would be made up by drawing roughly $11.7 million from reserves.
CPS board: budget approval, safety, smoothies and Health Science High
The gap in the proposed budget for next year would be made up by drawing roughly $11.7 million from reserves.
UPS CEO’s $20M Gift Expands Full-Ride Scholars Program To University Of Wyoming Business School
UW alumni Carol and Ramon Tomé’s new gift will fund full-ride scholarships, expand applied learning, and launch a business-focused scholars program in 2027.
Dear Abby | Boss's new fiance certainly has a way with words
Dear Abby: My boss doesn't set boundaries between work and our personal lives. I adore her, but the job is very stressful and comes first. She recently became engaged, and
Distribution center in north Lafayette sells for $15 million
Dallas-based Republic National Distributing Co. sold the 200,000-square-foot warehouse at 210 Distribution Drive.
Lenhart: A meaningful life is more important than politics
I am not generally prone to hero worship. I have seen too many supposedly great men humbled or shamed to fall prey to that impulse.
Arts & Entertainment Calendar
Events coming up in the Greenville area offer music, arts, theater and family fun. Here is a sampling.
Confusion, worry cloud Baton Rouge auto service businesses after state axes inspection stickers
Businesses said they've received “zero communication” from the state on when to stop providing the safety portion of the inspection.
Rock Ford showcases Lancaster revolutionaries in new exhibit
It’s well known that Lancaster was capital for a day in 1777. But that’s not the only historically significant moment in our nation’s earliest years with a Lancaster County connection.
Column: Summer screen selections
Summer officially doesn’t start until June 21, but on the big screen, we’re already weeks into the summer movie season.
Meet the debutantes: The Times-Picayune presents the 2026-2027 coterie
The culmination of this special season occurs during the weeks of Carnival – and will conclude in 2027 on Mardi Gras, Feb. 9.
Susquehanna Stage offering Shakespeare, Sondheim, ‘Mean Girls’ and more in 2026
For Susquehanna Stage in Marietta, this is a season for expanding the vision of how and where its shows are staged.
\"Star Wars\" franchise has a rocky road back to relevance [Unscripted column]
I regret having to say it, but my main thought while leaving the new “Star Wars” movie was that Disney is far, far away from a galaxy that contains any
UT professor spent years researching grass science ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup
Doctor John Sorochan with the University of Tennessee has spent decades researching grass science. More than eight years ago, he was approached by the World Cup organization to help with
Several vehicles damaged as fire spreads to Tri-State business
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Montana governor to Washington companies: We want your business
(The Center Square) - The Governor of Montana tells The Center Square he hopes to lure more out of state business expansion into his state, following this week’s announcement that
Lancaster County public sales: June 5, 2026
Martin & Rutt Auctioneers LLC, of New Holland, conducted a public auction of real estate May 26 for Austin and Jenna Sauder at 235 N. King St., Denver. A brick
Norm Lewis to headline Studio Tenn’s ‘One Night Only’ gala
Middle Tennessee’s premier nonprofit professional theatrer company, Studio Tenn, welcomes the return of its annual fundraising gala, “One Night Only: Summer Starlight Serenade” to Liberty Hall at The Factory at
‘Baywatch’ Star Carmen Electra Shares Her Top Advice to Reboot Cast
She also addressed whether she'll appear in new series, premiering in January 2027.
‘Everwood’ Met a Shocking Cancellation 20 Years Ago
A last-minute renewal of ‘7th Heaven’ meant the end of this small-town family drama.
The Changing Face of “Authenticity” in Politics
What Donald Trump, Zohran Mamdani, and Graham Platner can tell us about the changing role of “authenticity” in politics.
How this Baton Rouge nursing director helps her staff cope with daily dramas of the ER
Learn about Susan Green's 32-year nursing career journey from a $100 training course to leading her team with compassion and dedication through challenges like COVID-19.
How Louisiana's oldest skate shop has survived in French Quarter to become a global brand
Ahead of this year's Go Skateboarding Day and the first-ever X Games League Championship, we put the spotlight on Louisiana's oldest skate shop.
Actors\' union approves 4-year contract with studios and streamers
Television and movie actors have voted to ratify a four-year contract with studios and streaming services. This comes after union leaders negotiated protections against synthetic actors created by artificial intelligence.
New Mexico Wellness Wire: Grocery money, abuse reporting and more Health Care Authority news
The Health Care Authority made announcements this week set to affect summertime food access and care for people with disabilities.
Milwaukee Health Department monitoring 3 for Ebola
MILWAUKEE (WKOW) -- The City of Milwaukee Health Department is monitoring three individuals considered to be at very low risk for Ebola as of June 4.
Health Department Announces Key Leadership Changes
The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH), under the leadership of Governor Mark Gordon and WDH Director Stefan Johansson recently named several key leadership appointments designed to strengthen the performance and services provided by the WDH.. Monique McBride Appointed as Chief Policy and Communications Officer Monique McBride joined WDH in January as the department’s Chief […]
Special Olympic Summer Games Coming to Utica
Trucks loaded with equipment are arriving at Utica University as preparations begin for the New York State Special Olympics.
Pet food maker announces expansion of Lehigh Valley plant
A pet food maker is growing its operations in Lehigh County.
Casper Politics in the Park series launches June 10 with US House candidates
CASPER, Wyo. — Six Republican candidates running for the U.S. House of Representatives will answer voter questions at the Washington Park bandshell on
How are Giants fans feeling about last place?
After Tuesday’s loss, the Giants fell to last place in the division. How are Giants fans feeling about that?
Peru’s Politics Are a Disaster, but Does It Matter?
Peru’s runoff election, on June 7th, will decide which of two candidates—down from 36, in the first round of voting—becomes the next President. The economy may not notice.