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Quiet Champions of Peace

July 6, 2026

In a history class, the focus shifts from famous war heroes to ordinary people who shape lasting harmony. These figures show that peace is built not only by grand gestures but by everyday actions. A woman named Alice Paul led a peaceful march in Washington, D. C. , on March 3, 1913. Her dem

sports

Honest Choices in College Sports: A Story That Still Matters

July 6, 2026

Jon MacBeth, a college football player in 1960, faced a hard choice when gamblers asked him to sway his team’s score. He said no, told his coach, and helped police catch the plot before the game even began. This incident shows that integrity in sports isn’t new; it’s been tested for decades. Even

opinion

County Works to Beat Opioid Surge While Federal Actions Backfire

July 6, 2026

Bernalillo County has poured hundreds of millions into stopping fentanyl, giving people help and safety nets. They run programs that cut risks, offer crisis care, treat addiction, give homes for those in need and work with police. The county’s front‑line staff are ready to help anyone hit by the dru

business

New Leaders Shape Minnesota’s Legal, Business and Health Sectors

July 6, 2026

Kenya Bodden will head the Minnesota State Bar Association starting July 1. He brings experience from Amazon’s legal risk team and led the Ramsey County Bar last year. The board also names Nicole Kettwick as President‑Elect, Sarah Soucie Eyberg as Treasurer, Brandon Vaughn and Madeline Gustafson sha

lifestyle

Summer New Year’s Bash Shows We Can Reset Anytime

July 6, 2026

A nonprofit office that follows a July‑to‑June fiscal calendar found a fresh way to kick off each new year. When the last quarter closed, staff decided to throw a New Year’s party in June instead of waiting for January. They brought hats, noise makers, and a summer‑friendly spread of ice cream and w

lifestyle

Local Farm Goes Public: A Fresh Start for a Family Business

July 6, 2026

A Connecticut farm that has been run by the same family for generations is finally putting its fields on the market. The owners, who have cultivated crops and raised livestock for decades, decided to sell after a long period of keeping the property private. This move marks a significant change for t

business

Local July Events: From Breakfasts to Webinars

July 6, 2026

The Reading Eagle offers a quick guide for families who want to publish an obituary. Families can email the details, attach photos, and provide proof of death such as a funeral home number or a certificate photo. The paper requires full contact information and a credit‑card payment, which is confirm

crypto

Crypto Gains and Political Moves: A Quick Look at Trump’s Recent Investments

July 6, 2026

Trump has increased his holdings in crypto companies after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dropped investigations into Coinbase and Robinhood. The White House sent a request to the Trump Organization for details on when the former president earned money from staking agreements with Coin

politics

Trump’s Crypto Moves: A Question of Priorities

July 6, 2026

Senator Elizabeth Warren claims that President Trump has used his office to help his family’s cryptocurrency ventures instead of lowering everyday costs for Americans. She posted a timeline on X showing how Trump’s policy decisions lined up with launches from family‑owned companies. The chart highli

crypto

Trump’s Crypto Gamble: Big Losses, Big Gains

July 6, 2026

Nearly one million people put their money into a coin named after the former president and ended up losing about $3. 8 billion. The same people who lost money also saw the former president earn roughly $636 million, according to data from a crypto‑analysis company. The coin is only one of several