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New Art, Food and Nature Events in Valparaiso and Beyond

June 23, 2026

Valpo’s creative scene gets a fresh start when the Art + Innovation reception for “Portrait + Free Flow Colorations” moves to July 15. The show stays on display until the end of July at Roots Café and Lower Lincoln, but guests now meet the artists at 5 p. m. in the café before heading to Lower Linco

crypto

DAOs Are Back—But Will They Work?

June 23, 2026

The idea of running a company with no bosses, just code and tokens, has been hot for years. Some people think it’s a clever way to spread power; others say it only looks democratic while the big token holders decide everything. In recent chats on social media, a partner from a well‑known venture

business

Brooks Crowley Leads PRISM’s Upscale Hotel Expansion

June 23, 2026

PRISM has chosen Brooks Crowley to head its new division focused on luxury hotels. In this position, he will steer the company’s purchase plans for high‑end properties along the East Coast and beyond. The goal is to grow PRISM’s premium portfolio across America, building on its existing brands in Ne

business

Why waiting to organize your money costs you more than you think

June 23, 2026

Three years of saying "I'll get to it later" can quietly drain thousands from your wallet. Overdraft fees pile up when you forget to check balances. Unused subscriptions sneak back month after month. Retirement plans drift without regular check-ins. Small leaks like these don't seem like much at fir

sports

Why Most Kids Drop Sports—and How Some Programs Are Fixing It

June 23, 2026

Around age 13, most kids hang up their cleats for good. Nearly seven in ten stop playing organized sports by then, and research shows two big systems are failing them: schools and youth leagues. Schools have slashed gym class over the last twenty years—cutting recess and PE time to focus on test sco

sports

Are the Falcons setting themselves up for the future or rushing to failure?

June 23, 2026

The Atlanta Falcons have caught flak for their offseason moves, with critics calling it one of the NFL’s least impressive in 2024. But the bigger question isn’t how bad their changes were—it’s whether their approach makes sense for a team stuck in a long playoff drought. After eight straight missed

health

Quick movement breaks to feel better all day

June 23, 2026

Experts say sitting for long stretches tightens hips, rounds shoulders, and keeps your body stuck in stress mode. Many assume the only fix is a long workout, but science shows something surprising: just a couple minutes of movement every half hour can undo some of that damage. These mini-breaks—some

education

School Chief Steps Down After FBI Review

June 23, 2026

The head of Los Angeles’ public schools quit his job this weekend, four months after authorities searched his home and district offices with a federal warrant. Alberto Carvalho told families he was leaving so schools could keep teaching kids instead of getting tangled in investigations. His resignat

business

The Fed's New Leader Follows Old Ideas With New Risks

June 23, 2026

When Alan Greenspan led the U. S. Federal Reserve for nearly two decades, he shaped a way of running the central bank that trusted markets to self-correct without heavy government interference. His approach kept inflation low and growth steady for years—so much so that the period earned the nickname

science

Mountain Snow: Nature’s Chemical Diary

June 22, 2026

Snow that falls on high peaks keeps a record of the air it passes through. In the southern part of the Greater Caucasus, scientists have not yet mapped this record well enough. Researchers studied fresh snow, the yearly build‑up of snow, and long‑standing snowfields from 1, 838 to 2, 857 meters insi