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Ned Fulmer’s Comeback: A Story of Mistakes and Missed Chances

July 1, 2026

Ned Fulmer first made waves as a member of the BuzzFeed group known as the Try Guys. After the team split from their parent company, he joined them in creating an independent brand. Things looked bright until 2022 when a scandal broke: he was caught having an affair with a staff member. The fallout

entertainment

Summer Fun in Snowmass: A July Adventure

July 1, 2026

Snowmass Village is busy this July, offering a mix of music, sports and art for everyone. The plan starts with an ice cream social on July 2 at the Town Park, where people can enjoy free treats and lawn games. Friday nights bring free concerts in the Rock Garden, featuring local bands like Wild Flig

weather

Storm Alert Hits Western North Carolina

July 1, 2026

A severe thunderstorm warning was released by the National Weather Service office in Greenville‑Spartanburg at 6:55 p. m. on Tuesday, June 30. The alert covers Buncombe, Henderson and Transylvania counties in western North Carolina. Meteorologists warned of wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail as large

entertainment

Katy Perry's album makes a surprising comeback

July 1, 2026

Two years ago, Katy Perry released an album that many dismissed as forgettable. Critics panned it for lacking depth, fans were confused by its timing, and even its first single faced backlash due to its producer's scandal. Released during a tough economic period, the album’s bright, carefree sound s

entertainment

Why MMOs should stop wasting your time

July 1, 2026

The next big MMO might finally respect your free time. Guild Wars 3 looks like it’s trying something different—letting players drop in and out without guilt. That’s rare in a genre where games often feel like second jobs. Many MMOs trick players into endless grinding, using rewards and fear of missi

health

How Phones Could Help Diabetics After Heart Surgery

July 1, 2026

Doctors worry about blood sugar levels after heart bypass surgery. Many patients struggle to stay healthy afterward. In countries where bypass operations are common, like China, controlling glucose is tough. Patients often skip diet changes or forget their medications. This raises the risk of more h

sports

Alaska’s small-town stars shine in sports: from track records to NHL dreams

June 30, 2026

Two young athletes from Alaska recently made waves in their sports, proving that talent can come from anywhere – even places without fancy training facilities. In one corner of the state, a high school senior from Wrangell broke records and expectations. Boomchain Loucks didn’t let the lack of a lo

education

How AI quietly powers university life without students always knowing

June 30, 2026

Universities now rely on artificial intelligence in ways that most people never see. Where once AI was just a buzzword in tech conferences, it’s now quietly shaping how schools handle everything from student applications to graduation timelines. The shift didn’t happen overnight—instead, AI tools ha

celebrities

Celebrating Women in Science: A Look at One Researcher’s Impact

June 30, 2026

A special issue once highlighted the work of a key figure in science. The focus was on a researcher named Mary A. Peterson. Though not much was written about her specific contributions, her recognition alone made waves in academic circles. Scholars often celebrate pioneers, but Peterson’s case stood

lifestyle

Celebrating America’s 250th: Philly Suburbs Light Up History

June 29, 2026

The suburbs around Philadelphia are turning their rich Revolutionary past into a vibrant celebration for the United States’ 250th birthday. While the city of Philadelphia takes the spotlight, counties like Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester have been busy for years planning events that invite