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Downtown Beats: Santa Rosa’s Ross Street Party

July 18, 2026

Santa Rosa is turning a stretch of its main street into a living music venue. From August 14 to October 31, cars will be barred from a section of Ross Street so that local musicians and food trucks can take over the block. The idea grew out of a longer debate about closing part of Fourth Street, but

health

Polk County Builds a School Health Dashboard to Catch Outbreaks Early

July 18, 2026

The Polk County Health Department is creating a new system that pulls together student sickness and absenteeism data from every school in the county. This digital board will act as a warning light, letting health officials spot rising illness trends before they spread beyond schools. Health workers

sports

Kandy Royals vs Dambulla Sixers: A Quick Look at the First LPL Match

July 18, 2026

The first clash of the 2026 Lanka Premier League takes place at Colombo’s historic Sinhalese Sports Club ground, where Kandy Royals meet Dambulla Sixers. Both teams are eager to start strong and have built line‑ups that mix international experience with local skill. Kandy Royals are led by vetera

business

Short‑haul, Big‑jet Business Class: How to Spot the Hidden Luxury

July 18, 2026

For many travelers, flying business in Europe feels like a compromise. The usual “Euro‑business” layout leaves the middle seat empty, giving only a sliver of extra legroom. Yet a clever scheduling trick lets some passengers hop on a widebody jet—complete with lie‑flat seats—and enjoy the full luxury

technology

Parent Stops AI Art After Teen’s Honest Critique

July 18, 2026

I had been busy making eye‑catching images for my newsletter with a computer program that can draw on its own. One morning I showed the pictures to my 16‑year‑old daughter, who studies art at school. She looked over them quietly and then said the images were “terrible. ” I had never thought of he

politics

State Rankings: Who’s Really Winning the Move?

July 18, 2026

The yearly “America’s Top States for Business” list has added a new focus on what makes life good, and it now gives extra weight to a section called “Quality of Life. ” The idea is that after the pandemic, companies are following where people want to live instead of forcing workers to move. But the

education

Teacher’s Return Sparks Debate Over School Safety

July 18, 2026

A special‑education teacher in Lexington County faces a controversial potential return to the classroom after an arrest last year for alleged physical discipline of students. Sharon Renee Sweatt was taken into custody on October 30, 2025, charged with third‑degree assault. She worked at Nursery R

health

Lake‑Side Losses: Four Bodies Found in Northeast Ohio Waters

July 18, 2026

The past week has seen a grim pattern unfold along the shores of Northeast Ohio, with four bodies recovered from local lakes and rivers. A man between 45 and 65 years old washed ashore at Clifton Beach on Thursday, but officials cannot yet identify him. He is the latest victim among a 5‑year‑old, a

education

College Scholarships Help Indiana Students Stay Local

July 18, 2026

Indiana students have secured valuable scholarships that cover up to $10, 000 each year for four years. The program rewards those who plan to teach in the state after graduation, helping fill local classrooms with homegrown talent. Around 1, 100 applicants vied for the award, and more than 300 we

crime

Savannah Schools Face Big Probe Over Student Safety Rules

July 18, 2026

The U. S. Department of Education is looking closely at the Savannah‑Chatham County Public School System, along with 19 other districts across the country. The focus is on how these schools deal with claims that teachers or staff have misbehaved sexually with students. If a district does not follow