Uncommon Productions and Citizen56 are set to launch a seven-city national tour of The Poisoner, a neo-noir thriller inspired by the Flint water crisis. Running from September 17 to October 31, 2026, the production examines systemic negligence and the human cost of prioritizing corporate interests over public safety.
When the mercury drops in Rochester or road salt begins to eat away at an undercarriage, a generic service manual often fails to account for the reality of local streets. Clint Ferrel, owner of Ferrel’s Garage, argues that shifting to a neighborhood mechanic creates a strategic, long-term partnership for vehicle longevity.
As arts and culture organizations face declining engagement and tightening grant budgets, DonorSearch by EverTrue has joined the Tessitura Partner program. The collaboration aims to embed wealth and philanthropic intelligence directly into the Tessitura CRM, allowing fundraising teams to access donor insights without manual data migration.
When a climate control system fails, the final bill is rarely a simple calculation. Rick Liberti and Jon McCartha of Mid-State Heating and Air LLC break down the variables that drive up service costs, from the hidden challenges of aging hardware to the logistical hurdles of specialized part procurement.
Codis has finalized its acquisition of Catalent’s Nottingham facility, merging the site’s oral solid dose expertise with the company’s existing commercial infrastructure. The move establishes a unified supply chain for pharmaceutical developers, spanning from early-stage clinical production to large-scale commercial manufacturing across the United Kingdom.
With peak travel seasons pushing boarding facilities to capacity, pet owners are finding that securing a spot requires months of preparation. Annette Caporusso, a Woodbury-based dog daycare expert, suggests that waiting until the last minute often leaves owners without options at their preferred facilities during high-demand holidays.
For investors eyeing the Newark market, successful commercial acquisitions depend on a disciplined evaluation of location, stability, and future potential. Phil Frye, principal broker at Century 21 Phil Frye Real Estate, argues that balancing immediate cash flow with long-term growth is the only way to mitigate market volatility.
Pacific Valley Bancorp is betting on its own long-term stability, with the board of directors authorizing a $3 million share repurchase program. The plan allows the parent company of Pacific Valley Bank to buy back common stock through July 2028, signaling a strategic effort to bolster shareholder value.
By cherry-picking premium assets from the court-supervised liquidation of John Scotti Leasing Inc., Holand Automotive Group has moved to consolidate its grip on the Canadian ultra-luxury market. The acquisition allows the Montréal-based firm to integrate select high-end vehicle leases directly into its existing, specialized luxury leasing platform.
Travel technology firm Oversee has launched an interactive chat interface for its AgentSee platform alongside a comprehensive design overhaul. Debuting at the GBTA Convention 2026 in Chicago, the updates aim to streamline complex booking workflows by blending automated background research with human oversight in a familiar conversational format.
Two expansive properties in Henderson and Anderson counties have entered the market, offering a blend of high-end residential luxury and rugged, recreational acreage. Represented by the TT Ranch Group at Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty, these estates cater to buyers seeking private retreats within a short commute of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
As generative AI platforms fundamentally rewrite the rules of online discovery, marketing and PR teams face a new challenge: ensuring their brands remain visible in automated responses. Abel Communications and Brandi AI will address this shift in an upcoming webinar scheduled for August 5, 2026.
The National PTA has designated 321 schools nationwide as Schools of Excellence for the 2025-2027 term, highlighting institutions that have successfully bridged the gap between home and classroom to bolster student well-being. The organization also awarded 20 middle school PTAs specialized grants to address student grief and emotional health.
For $599, consumers can now access clinical-grade whole genome sequencing that maps all 6.4 billion base pairs of their DNA. Human Longevity, Inc. launched the product this week, aiming to shift genomic testing from limited specialist programs to a widely accessible tool for proactive health management.
Investors who purchased Rackspace Technology securities between May 7, 2026, and July 8, 2026, are now the target of a newly filed class action lawsuit. The litigation, initiated by Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC, alleges that the company misled shareholders regarding its financial health and shifting business priorities during the specified period.
Nearly half of the 32 million annual roadside assistance calls handled by AAA stem from battery failures or flat tires. Seeking to eliminate the wait for shipping, GOOLOO is moving its core lineup of emergency power tools into 4,000 Walmart locations, signaling the brand’s most aggressive physical retail expansion to date.
Princeton-based ETS has launched Praxis Foundations, a modular suite designed to evaluate teacher readiness beyond standard testing. By incorporating AI literacy, professional dispositions, and durable skills, the platform aims to provide school districts and preparation programs with granular data to support long-term teacher retention and classroom performance.
The Board of Trustees at Invesco has declared monthly dividend payments across its suite of closed-end funds, with distributions set for August 31, 2026. Shareholders of record as of August 17 will receive payouts ranging from $0.0290 to $0.0895 per share depending on their specific fund holdings.
Texarkana presents a unique challenge for luxury homebuyers: the city is split between two states, creating a complex landscape of varying tax codes, school districts, and municipal regulations. Teresa Liepman of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Infinity argues that location, not just square footage, dictates long-term investment success.
Codis has finalized its acquisition of Catalent’s Nottingham facility, merging the site’s oral solid dose development and small-scale manufacturing with its own commercial-scale spray drying operations in Haverhill. This consolidation aims to provide a continuous pathway for pharmaceutical companies transitioning from early development to final clinical supply.
Following expansion projects in Nashville, London, and Miami, guitar manufacturer Gibson has announced plans for a 9,000-square-foot flagship experience at the Miracle Mile Shops. Scheduled for a 2027 debut, the Las Vegas venue aims to serve as an interactive hub for musicians and tourists alike.
Homeowners often struggle to distinguish between solid and engineered hardwood, yet the choice hinges entirely on environmental stability. Mike Westfall of Church Creative Flooring, Inc. argues that while both materials offer natural beauty, their distinct construction methods dictate whether they will thrive or fail in specific areas of a home.
Dental implants represent more than a simple tooth replacement; they serve as a cornerstone of integrative health, according to Dr. Kari Sakurai of Santa Monica’s Pacific View Smile Center. A recent HelloNation feature outlines how bone density, immune function, and oral hygiene determine long-term success for prospective patients.
Charlotte-based LendingTree is rolling out six new product categories, marking the platform's most significant expansion to date. By integrating insurance, education financing, and advisory services, the company aims to solidify its position as a centralized hub for consumers navigating diverse financial milestones and complex life decisions.
Milwaukee-based Ademi LLP has opened an investigation into the board of Supernus Pharmaceuticals over potential breaches of fiduciary duty regarding its pending merger with Indivior Pharmaceuticals. The firm is scrutinizing the transaction terms, specifically whether the deal secures a fair valuation for public shareholders amidst restrictive agreement clauses.
Austin Mayor Kirk Watson joined Google executives at the downtown Sail Tower on Monday to unveil a new, complimentary venue for local nonprofits. Designed to serve as a collaborative anchor in the city’s core, the space offers community organizations free access to professional meeting facilities and high-tech event resources.
Investors who incurred losses from Primoris Services Corporation shares between August 5, 2025, and June 22, 2026, have until September 21, 2026, to apply as lead plaintiffs in a newly filed class action lawsuit alleging the company misled shareholders regarding its renewable energy project profitability.
At elevations topping 6,000 feet, the standard advice for home heating systems often misses the mark. Residents in the Pikes Peak region face unique challenges—from thin air to rapid temperature shifts—that require specialized furnace adjustments long before the first winter freeze hits the Colorado Springs area.
After a decade of building Swift Current Energy into a major independent power producer, the company’s four co-founders are stepping away. The transition triggers a significant internal reshuffle, with five long-time employees promoted to the executive management team to steer the firm through its next phase of growth.
A court-supervised receivership has paved the way for a targeted expansion in the Canadian luxury market. Holand Leasing confirmed it has secured a select portion of the John Scotti Leasing Inc. portfolio, cherry-picking assets that align with its high-end business model and existing roster of prestigious automotive marques.
