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Local businesses announce closures ahead of school year
Peggy Jean's Pies, Bud's Classic BBQ, Jazz A Louisiana Kitchen and Speckled Frog Toys & Books announce closures.
Delaware expands health care access with new laws giving pharmacists, dental hygienists more responsibilities
A trip to the pharmacy could soon look different for Delaware patients. Governor Matt Meyer recently signed a package of healthcare legislation aimed at expanding access to care.
WATCH: Attica Rodeo brings thrills and entertainment
ATTICA — The Attica Rodeo returned in force Thursday with world-class thrills, competition and entertainment.
Is Beaver’s Mini Mart a small business or ‘Beavermart’ chain?: Here’s what we know
The legal battle between the behemoth Buc-ee’s gas station chain and Beavercreek carryout Beaver’s Mini Mart took a turn this week when Buc-ee’s founder and CEO Arch Aplin III reportedly
Wiener chatbot mimicking Chan draws rebuke from Pelosi
AI-powered web page portrays Chan as a “do nothing.”
Boone Health sues cardiologists, Pulsepoint over alleged noncompete violations
The lawsuit seeks to stop two Columbia cardiologists from offering competing services in the area until May 2027.
Soft serve beer debuts at the Wisconsin State Fair
WEST ALLILS, Wis. (WKOW) -- The Wisconsin State Fair is celebrating its 175th year with a unique twist on two of the state's most beloved staples: beer and dairy. At
Fall camp: Trell Harris, Xavier Robinson active in practice
Redshirt senior wide receiver Trell Harris and junior running back Xavier Robinson practiced Friday after dealing with injuries in the spring.
Downtown New Orleans taxes itself an extra $10 million a year. Here's where the money goes.
Check in with the chief of the Downtown Development District after one year on the job.
Player availability report, presented by Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute: Orlando Pride vs Racing Louisville
Here is this week's player availability report, presented by Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute, for Friday's home match vs Racing Louisville
Lettuce brings the heat to the Englert
Lettuce continuously hones its improvisational skills, drawing inspiration from legends like the Grateful Dead and Miles Davis to authentically capture spontaneous musical moments live and in the studio.
Lancaster County public sales: Aug. 7, 2026
Martin & Rutt Auctioneers LLC, of New Holland, conducted a public auction of real estate July 28 for Tina Weaver at 5611 Meadville Road, Gap. A six-bedroom home with three-bay
Music Theatre of Madison hopes to inspire with ‘Trevor: The Musical’
“Trevor: The Musical” staged by Music Theatre of Madison starts its 20th anniversary season with the company’s first-ever show in Overture Center.
Science Saturday returns to North Augusta with gators and skeeters and plenty more ecology
Mosquito trivia, turkey vulture research, gator photo ops… yep, UGA Savannah River Ecology Lab hosted its annual outreach event, Science Saturday, at North Augusta’s Riverview Park Activities Center.
Lancaster Farmacy owners harvest health, growing organic herbs, flowers, produce
Chamomile, shisho and holy basil are among the herbs growing on a Millersville farm where a team works to harvest them before they’re used in teas, salves and other small-batch
Mason County Fair expands 2026 entertainment lineup with full week of music, motorsports and track events
POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — The Mason County Fair has expanded its entertainment lineup for the 2026 fair, announcing a full slate of nationally touring country and Christian music artists, motorsports,
Mercer Island's Vision Media Appoints First HR Employee
Monica Ybarra-Rankin was tapped for the position.
SSM Health urges families to schedule back-to-school wellness visits
MADISON, Wis. — As families prepare for a new school year, SSM Health is urging parents to add one important item to their checklists: a wellness visit.
Candy business inside Dayton Mall prepares to close after 15 years
Sweet Sensations, located inside the Dayton Mall next to Chick-fil-A, will close in mid-August after 15 years in business.
Book Sale Helps Kick Off the Little Falls Canal Celebration
The 39th Little Falls Canal Celebration is bringing a packed schedule of community events to the City.
‘There can be kernels of truth in crude stereotypes’
Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
Medicare pushes ACCESS but doesn't tell patients what providers offer it
In this edition: Progress report on ACCESS, Medicare's chronic care pilot, and health regulators courting industry on AI regulation.
Franklin & Marshall\'s new course blends science and beer
Faculty members and staff at Franklin & Marshall College didn’t just gather to drink beer during a tasting event Tuesday afternoon. They were also grading science.
Moorpark Approves Entertainment Zone: Two-year pilot program will allow public alcohol consumption on High Street during special events
The Moorpark City Council has approved Ventura County’s first “entertainment zone,” authorized by Senate Bill 969, allowing people to drink alcoholic beverages on public streets, sidewalks or public rights-of-way under
The Herald's weekly entertainment picks
Looking to be entertained from Thursday, Aug. 6, through Wednesday, Aug. 12? Check out the Skagit Valley Herald’s weekly recommendations.
PHOTO: Taking care of business on the farm
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Paducah Sports Park eyes September completion
Construction continues on the Paducah Sports Park, with substantial completion expected in the next six weeks.
Hallmark Media, NFL, Skydance Sports and the Chicago Bears announce the starting lineup for Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story
With production wrapping last month in the Chicago area, the starting lineup for Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story has been named. The film will feature cameo appearances from head coach Ben Johnson, tight end Colston Loveland, tight end Cole Kmet, al
Good vibes, cool air and a great cause
For great entertainment and a nice way to beat the summer heat, consider a live outdoor concert in Big Bear Lake. Music in the Mountains concert series is the largest
Clayville Library marks centennial with monthlong celebration
The Clayville Library Association is marking its 100th anniversary this month with free daily giveaways, weekly basket raffles, live music and children's entertainment for the community.
Preview: Bull Mania 2026 in Holdenville
The Holdenville Roundup Club’s Bull Mania 2026 event is set for Saturday night at 8 p.m., featuring cowboys competing for $40,000 in prize money as part of the LJ Jenkins Bull Riding Tour at 971 Fairgrounds Road in Holdenville, Oklahoma. Admission is $15 for adults and $5 for kids 10 and under, followed by a dance.
Christ the Good Shepherd to hold Parish Festival
Christ the Good Shepherd’s annual Parish Festival will be held Friday (4-8 p.m.) and Saturday (2-8 p.m.) in the church parking lot and in the parish hall, 135 E. Fourth
College football leaders seek an act of Congress to bring parity
The Texas Longhorns reportedly invested nearly $48 million in their roster as the Wisconsin Badgers spent $25 million.
Schrager: New York will regret going into the grocery business
The market, as I have noted before, is a small miracle. All these people come together — sellers, buyers, go-betweens — with different preferences, needs and resources, and they manage
Mountain West, Pac-12 finalize settlement over 'poaching' and exit fees
The Pac-12 and some of new the schools joining the conference filed a lawsuit in California in 2024, claiming the poaching clause the league agreed to when it signed a
Michigan primary elections, in Detroit
A woman votes at a polling station during the Michigan primary elections, in Detroit, Michigan, U.S., August 4, 2026.
F&M Brewing Science
Rob Jinks, professor of biology, who teaches the Brewing Science class at Franklin & Marshall College, dispenses a New England Indian Pale Ale into a pitcher inside Fair Trade Cafe
Outdoor rec businesses sought for free business accelerator program
The ActivatOR Outdoor Recreation Growth Accelerator program is aimed at businesses ranging from startups to established companies.
Holiday Cheer at the Firehouse Food Truck Series in Deerfield
The Firehouse Food Truck Series is getting into the holiday spirit.
Judy Collins farewell tour coming to Bar Harbor
Icon of music and social activism Judy Collins will bring her “Sweet Judy Blue Eyes” farewell tour to the Criterion Theatre on Sunday, Aug. 16, at 7 p.m. She will
Company with roots in RCA’s once-massive Lancaster presence sold to LA firm
The defense technology company that is a legacy of RCA’s once massive Lancaster plant has a new owner and another new name.
Science Café shakes up earthquake studies
Davis Science Café is back Wednesday, Aug. 12, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at G Street WunderBar, 228 G St. in downtown Davis.
Otsego County Fair Kicks Off
The Otsego County Fair has officially started, highlighting its agricultural roots.
47th West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival announces 2026 entertainment lineup, schedule
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — The 47th annual West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival will return to downtown Clarksburg over Labor Day weekend, bringing three days of Italian culture, food, competitions and free
Rakestraw on his health and mindset
CB Ennis Rakestraw Jr. talks with media about his health and his day to day mindset for improving during camp.
Rady Children’s Health Named Official Pediatric Healthcare Partner of San Diego FC and San Diego FC’s Right to Dream Academy
San Diego FC announced today a deeply integrated, multi-year partnership with Rady Children’s Health. Rooted in a shared commitment to youth wellness, the partnership brings together two trusted and local organizations focused on supporting the health, mental well-being, and joy of children across the San Diego region. “A club is
‘People seem to still find a sense of stability’
Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
Christian rock band brings its final, final tour to Charleston next spring
Tickets go on sale on Aug. 14, 2026 for Christian rock band Third Day's 30th Anniversary Tour date in Charleston West Virginia, at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center on April 15, 2027.
Upcoming events at the Old Courthouse Heritage Museum
Despite the high temperatures outside, the fall season is gearing up for some cool programs at the Old Courthouse Heritage Museum.
Feastin' at Musikfest: Vendors whip up delicious treats, offer iconic eats
You have lots of time to check out all of the food because Musikfest runs through Aug. 9.
How Mateer 'shows up in the depths of preparation,' according to Ben Arbuckle
OU head coach Brent Venables and offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle spoke ahead of the Sooners' 2026 season.
Tom Garfinkel Steps Away After Transformational 13-Year Tenure as President and CEO of Miami Dolphins
Garfinkel steps away from day-to-day responsibilities as Miami Dolphins President and CEO, will remain as Vice Chairman and partner in the Miami Grand Prix; Daniel Sillman named CEO of Ross Sports & Entertainment.
Tom Garfinkel Steps Away After Transformational 13-Year Tenure as President and CEO of Miami Dolphins
Garfinkel steps away from day-to-day responsibilities as Miami Dolphins President and CEO, will remain as Vice Chairman and partner in the Miami Grand Prix; Daniel Sillman named CEO of Ross Sports & Entertainment.
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.
Who's in and who's out on 'Chicago Fire' Season 15
Prepare to see some changes when "Chicago Fire" returns in the fall. The NBC series has reportedly seen multiple exits ahead of its 15th season, set to premiere Oct. 7.
Ravens Outfit Local Youth Football Programs Through Sports Grant
Team to host Youth Football Day on Aug. 5 at training camp practice. Approximately 2,500 participants from 24 youth and high school programs to receive new equipment and apparel.
Dolphin Subsidiary Shore Fire Media's Client Handcraft Entertainment Partners With Takasago to Develop Fragrances, Flavors and Consumer Products to Define the World of 'Global' J-Pop
NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / August 4, 2026 / Handcraft Entertainment - a client of leading entertainment marketing and content production company Dolphin (NASDAQ:DLPN) subsidiary Shore Fire
Watch live: Senate convenes Medicaid hearing as work requirements face scrutiny
Health experts on Tuesday morning will testify before the Senate Budget Committee on Medicaid, just months after the Trump administration issued a new rule requiring states to implement work requir…
AI-driven Ring Cycle sparks boos at 150th anniversary Wagner Festival
Artificial intelligence sparked boos at the 150th anniversary performance of Wagner’s Ring Cycle. The audience was frustrated that the software could integrate images but not drama. The staging was subtitled
Over 50 musicians to headline inaugural Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival this fall
Fifty songwriters, including one who has written for Willie Nelson and Kenney Chesney and another multi-award winner who has showcased his original music at the Grand Ole Opry, will perform at the inaugural Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival Nov. 13-14.
No Sushi's New Website Puts Entertainment at the Heart of Advertising
Little Black Book, Filmmaker-first post house introduces an editorial roster built around Emmy-winning film and television talent
How interpreter Caden Zane Marshall translates a show in real time
Marshall, a Chicago-based ASL interpreter who has worked in Wisconsin, shares why it’s key to have more than one interpreter at a theater performance.
Holstein reelected state GOP chairman; party disavows Pritt
The West Virginia Republican Executive Committee reelected Delegate Josh Holstein, R-Boone, as chairman of the state Republican Party during a meeting in Charleston, West Virginia on Aug. 1, 2026. Also during the meeting, the GOP diavowed former Delegate Elliott Pritt, R-Fayette, who has been arrested and faces charges related to enticement of a minor.
‘You just gotta feast!’: First-time vendors shine at Musikfest 2026
Live music brings in big crowds to Musikfest each and every year. But another big draw is the food.
Bankrupt owner of 2 SC manufacturers seeks to slash $3.1B in debt
Alkegen’s specialty materials manufacturing businesses include the Lauscha Fiber International factory in Summerville and Southern Felt Co. in Edgefield and Keshaw counties.
Blinded to science: Funding shift puts politics over knowledge
A change to how scientific grants should be reviewed likely reflects an aversion to scientific work that is inconvenient.
Blinded to science: Funding shift puts politics over knowledge
A change to how scientific grants should be reviewed likely reflects an aversion to scientific work that is inconvenient.
New Mexico Power Equipment emphasizes customer service, Stihl equipment repairs
Sean Gabriel, a Santa Fe native who moved around in his teens and 20s, said he’s used to launching and running businesses.
Titans' Elic Ayomanor standing tall among team's receivers
Canadian native focused on posture during offseason, wanting to become more aggressive and confident
Louisville Water scientist explains the science behind safe drinking water
Louisville Water’s Casey LaFollette shares how scientists test, research and protect the community’s drinking water supply.
AG candidate's new challenge: overcoming 'political no one' status
After surviving a ballot access challenge, Republican candidate for attorney general Michael Walsh is ready to move past allegations that he submitted fraudulent nomination signatures, and realistic about the uphill
'Expect the best': Wide receivers give OU speedy weapons
The Sooners are looking to go into 2026 with an explosive attack at wide receiver.
Gas leak prompts business evacuations in Sun Prairie
SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. (WKOW) -- Sun Prairie Fire & EMS and Police are monitoring a gas leak near Hoepker Road and South Legacy Way.
‘Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical’
When “Hair” premiered on Broadway in 1968, after two off-Broadway runs and extensive revisions, it broke new ground.
Eagles announce official partnership with online marketplace & sports card grading platform Arena Club
Partnership kicks off with sweepstakes that will award one grand-prize winner with an Eagles gameday experience, a tour of the Jefferson Health Training Complex, and more.
'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' snags biggest box office opening ever
Spider-Man is swinging to brand-new heights at the box office. "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," Tom Holland's fourth solo movie as the Marvel web-slinger, just snagged a stunningly large opening weekend.
LIST: National Night Out events in our area
Various townships and safety departments throughout the region are preparing to celebrate National Night Out with free entertainment, food, demonstrations, and more.
Musikfest attendees don't miss a beat, despite heat and rain
69 News Reporter Sydney Kay stopped by FestPlatz as festival goers made the most of the weather.
East meets Appalachia at Bagaduce Music House Party
Indian-roots fusion duo Aditi Sethi and Jay Brown will perform at the Second Wednesday House Party at Bagaduce Music on Wednesday, Aug. 12.
Madison Night Mares' new head coach leads team to title series
The Night Mares start a three-game championship series Monday against Wausau Ignite, after a coach transition.
Urgent Politics and Easy Convenience Drive Early Voter Surge
High turnout trend holds through two weeks, boosting primary ballots 35 percent from 2024
Science funding cuts will harm Britain’s global standing
Letters: Readers respond to an editorial about the threat to research funding, including plans to close the Jodrell Bank Observatory
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ beats ‘Avengers: Endgame’ box office record
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” has broken the “Avengers: Endgame” record for the biggest North American opening weekend. Sony Pictures says Monday that the film earned $360 million in ticket sales
Cherokee Nation Commerce Services Innovation Hub's Funding Your Business
August 4: Funding Your Business | Loans & Opportunity ZonesThere’s still time to register! Explore financing opportunities available through Cherokee Nation Commerce Services and learn how Opportunity Zones may support
Ariana Grande withdraws from London musical and will take a break from the public eye
Ariana Grande has pulled out of an upcoming stage musical in London. Grande was set to star alongside Jonathan Bailey in “Sunday in the Park With George” at the Barbican
How to Train, Fuel, and Recover, According to Science
I've spent 17 years writing about how the human body builds fitness, and I distilled the most important lessons into a new ten-part email series. Read the first installment below, and sign up today to get the rest delivered directly to your inbox.
Join MDI Mah Jongg at The Neighborhood House
NORTHEAST HARBOR — MDI Mah Jongg hosts invite players of all skill levels to join in an afternoon of fun, including social play, dessert and a raffle. The event takes
Concert to benefit Everybody Eats
Flash in the Pans, a renowned Blue Hill community steel drum band, will hold a donation-based concert in Knowlton Park in Ellsworth on Monday, Aug. 10, from 7:30-9 p.m.
Hard rock band Sevendust brings latest tour to Cedar Rapids
Hard rock band Sevendust will return to Cedar Rapids on Saturday, Aug. 15, at Alliant Energy PowerHouse.
House vote on the Sunshine Protection Act on Capitol Hill
U.S. Representative Andy Barr (R-KY) is seen on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., July 13, 2026.
The Bulletin welcomes Sharon Weinberger as editor-in-chief
The Bulletin’s new editor-in-chief, Sharon Weinberger, has dedicated her career to covering the intersection of science, technology, and national security and will guide the Bulletin’s editorial efforts as it enters its eighth decade of informing the public on catastrophic risks.
Commentary: AI-obsessed filmmakers are making a crucial miscalculation
Established filmmakers haven’t minced words about their opposition to AI: Guillermo del Toro said he’d “rather die” than use generative AI, while James Cameron has called AI actors “horrifying.” Industry
New Orleans had its own version of 'American Bandstand' in the '60s: 'The John Pela Show'
Pela, who recently celebrated two landmark occasions in May — his 95th birthday and his 75th wedding anniversary — has always been a fan of music.
Scott Rabalais: Three off-the-field stories that have me eager for start of football camp
LSU football players report Tuesday for preseason camp, with the first full-team practice set for Wednesday.
School’s out, play is in: Inside Louisiana’s evolving indoor playroom industry
Indoor playspaces have taken on a new form in the past decade, catering to infants, early elementary children and their parents with toddler-friendly playrooms and in-house coffeeshops.
Demand for experiences surges as travelers prioritize activities over relaxation
Hit especially hard by the COVID pandemic, the experiences sector of the travel industry has returned to pre-pandemic levels of business, growing faster than much of the rest of the
The top theme parks in California and beyond for 2026
Maybe you love theme parks and are willing to cross state lines just to ride the most thrilling roller coaster. Or maybe you want to know where they are so
Monster Fest provides entertainment for children and adults
CONNEAUT — The Conneaut Art Center lawn was a busy place on Saturday with a variety of characters strolling the premises.