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Summer Fun Awaits in Loyalist Township’s Free Learning Labs

June 16, 2026

This summer, Loyalist Township is turning childhood curiosity into hands-on fun with Exploration Days, a series of free weekly workshops happening at two spots—Babcock Mill in Odessa and Bath Museum & Visitors Centre. From July to August, every Thursday and Friday, kids and adults can drop in betwee

finance

New Mexico leads in clear money reporting

June 16, 2026

New Mexico just earned the top spot for financial honesty among all U. S. states. Experts checked how well each state shares money details and gave New Mexico the highest score ever recorded. While bigger states struggle with messy reports or late filings, New Mexico keeps setting the standard with

entertainment

A Fresh Look at Spielberg's New Movie: Truth, Trust, and the Unknown

June 16, 2026

Steven Spielberg takes another swing at alien mysteries in his newest film, but this time the twist isn’t about little green visitors landing on Earth. Instead, it’s about a massive online leak revealing decades of hidden UFO files, government cover-ups, and possible real encounters. The story follo

health

Breaking the Alzheimer's Funding Gridlock

June 15, 2026

Healthcare debates often get stuck in political battles, but Alzheimer's research shouldn't be one of them. The disease doesn't care about political labels—it steals memories, independence, and years of life from both patients and their families. In Maine, where nearly 1 in 6 seniors has Alzheimer's

health

Mosquitoes and Smart Choices: Staying Safe in Grundy County

June 13, 2026

It is important to remember that tiny creatures can carry big risks. Mosquitoes are not just annoying; they can transmit serious diseases, like West Nile Virus. This virus travels from birds to mosquitoes and then potentially to people. Recently, health officials noted the presence of this virus in

politics

Political Survival: What Really Happens in Senate Races

June 13, 2026

Midterm elections are always a huge deal. Everyone is talking about who will win, and how the political landscape might shift. There’s a lot of noise coming from both Democratic and Republican sides regarding their potential candidates. People are debating figures like Ossoff or Talarico. But what

sports

Softball Stars Shine as Alabama Sports Writers Pick All‑State Teams

June 12, 2026

The Alabama Sports Writers Association has chosen the top softball players for its 2026 All‑State squads. Each class will receive honors, naming standout athletes as player of the year, hitter of the year, pitcher of the year, and coach of the year. The baseball selections will follow on Saturday

politics

Maine’s Senate Race: A Test of Values

June 11, 2026

The upcoming contest in Maine pits Democrat Graham Platner against incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins. Platner’s win has sparked debate over how the political party deals with accusations of abuse. Some argue that choosing a candidate with a troubling past undermines efforts to hold leaders

sports

A College Choice That Beats a Draft

June 10, 2026

Thomas Haugh decided to stay at the University of Florida for another season instead of rushing toward an NBA draft spot. He wanted to keep living with his close friend and teammate Alex Condon, spend more time fishing, and be near his younger siblings while pursuing a second national championship.

entertainment

New Chapter for Ragazzi Boys Chorus

June 8, 2026

The group that has filled the Bay Area with young voices for four decades is about to change its leadership. Kent Jue, who has guided the chorus for 25 years, announced that he will step down as artistic and executive director in August 2027. His departure comes after the choir’s 40th anniversary se