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Season of Music Hits the Stage in Thomasville

July 11, 2026

Thomasville Entertainment Foundation is kicking off its 89th concert season with a fresh lineup that mixes big names and niche talents. The first show, on September 19th, welcomes Tony‑driven Heather Headley, a Grammy winner who brings Broadway tunes and pop hits to the stage. Her background include

entertainment

New Shows, Music and Games You Can Watch or Play This Week

July 11, 2026

Netflix ends the “Heartstopper” story with a movie called Heartstopper Forever, where the main pair decide on their future after college. A documentary by Sofia Coppola follows fashion icon Marc Jacobs as he prepares a new collection, while Christian Petzold’s film Miroirs No. 3 tells of a piano stu

entertainment

Lin‑Manuel Miranda Talks New Live‑Action Moana Music

July 11, 2026

Miranda shows how he made the songs for the live‑action Moana feel fresh and real. He explains that each track starts with a character in mind. The new song “Along the Way” has two voices, two Moanas, and that feels special. The composer says writing for Maui is different because the character

opinion

A Dilemma for a Mother and Her Son

July 11, 2026

Meg has watched her son Rodney grow up as a troublemaker for more than four decades. He often broke family rules, ruined the car, and spent money on odd hobbies while his parents paid every bill. Rodney’s college years were marked by a single bowling class, and he later joined a fraternity that turn

politics

Climate Forecasts: A Call for Open Debate

July 11, 2026

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency, Lee Zeldin, recently spoke at a state fair where he highlighted that climate forecasts are not fixed predictions but rather ranges of possible outcomes. He warned against branding anyone who questions these projections as “science deniers. ” Zeldin

science

Tiny Air Bubbles Boost Soil Clean‑Up

July 11, 2026

Tiny air bubbles, called nanobubbles, are changing how we clean dirty soil. They are smaller than a micrometer and can move gases through the ground better than normal bubbles. This helps bacteria grow, makes nutrients easier for plants to use, and can even help remove salt from the soil. Scienti

art

Explore Fort Collins Museums: Art, History, and Fun for All Ages

July 11, 2026

Fort Collins is a treasure trove of museums that cater to every interest, from science and history to art and interactive play. Visitors can wander through exhibits that showcase local culture, global traditions, and even train models, all while staying cool in the summer heat. The downtown Fort

politics

Health Insurance Losses in Connecticut: A Snapshot

July 11, 2026

Connecticut saw a sharp rise in people losing Affordable Care Act coverage during the first half of 2026, with more than 22, 000 enrollees dropping out after missing premium payments. This jump represents a 75 percent increase compared with the same period last year, according to Access Health CT da

business

Living in the Worst Places of 2026

July 11, 2026

Companies that want employees back at their offices must first ask: “Where will people actually want to live? ” The answer is not simple, because many states score poorly on the key factors that make a place livable. A new study ranks all U. S. states on a 290‑point scale, and the “quality of life”

education

Marmion Academy Opens Doors for Girls Sports

July 11, 2026

A decision made in November 2024 by Abbot Joel Rippinger and the monastic community at Marmion Abbey marked a turning point for the Aurora school, which had been all‑male since its founding in 1933. The institution announced that it would accept female students for the first time and, consequently,