2025 Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival offers a special chance to watch artists create.
4th Annual Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival The Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival offers a distinctive opportunity for art enthusiasts to appreciate the creations of renowned wildlife artists. This year, five artists—Dark Walker, Jared Knox, Vaughn Spangel, Sookie, and Bucky Bowles—will engage in live painting on Saturday, October 25th. The festival is free and takes place in […]
2025 Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival offers a chance to watch artists create.
4th Annual Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival The Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival is back again, providing art enthusiasts a chance to view the creations of notable wildlife artists up close. This year, five artists—Dark Walker, Jared Knox, Vaughan Spanjer, Sue Key, and Bucky Bowles—will be engaged in live painting on Saturday, October 25th. The event is […]
Yavapai College and Yavapai County Hold First Workforce Summit to Create a Plan for Regional Development
Yavapai County Workforce Summit Scheduled Yavapai College, in collaboration with Yavapai County, is set to host a Workforce Summit on Thursday, November 6th, at the Prescott Campus. The event will run from 9am to 1pm, located at 1100 E. Sheldon St., Room 147. The summit, themed “Yavapai Works: County Roadmap to Workforce Growth,” aims to […]
Oklahoma Aims to Create a Turning Point Chapter in Every High School
Oklahoma State Principal Partners with Turning Point USA Ryan Walters, the Principal of Oklahoma State, has announced a collaboration with Turning Point USA (TPUSA) and is setting up chapters of the organization in every high school across the state. TPUSA aims to support students in public, private, and homeschooling environments in starting these chapters, provided […]
Judge appointed by Obama directs Jefferson County to create another district with a majority of Black residents.
Jefferson County Redistricting Overturned by Federal Court In a significant ruling on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Madeline Haikara invalidated the Jefferson County board’s redistricting map, citing violations of an amendment to Jefferson County’s Section 14. This ruling prohibits the use of the current map in upcoming elections. The court noted that the board had insufficiently […]
Iran Now Lacks a Clear Path to Create Weapons-Grade Uranium After Strikes, Nuclear Experts Determine
Iran’s Path to Weapon-Grade Uranium Blocked Recent reports reveal that Iran currently lacks a viable path to produce weapon-grade uranium. This conclusion comes from leading nuclear experts and was detailed in a report from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) following the recent airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. The IAEA stated that Iran “has no […]
Florida aims to eliminate all vaccine requirements while Western states create a vaccine partnership.
Governors from California, Oregon, and Washington announced on Wednesday that they are uniting to establish coordinated vaccine recommendations for their states. In a contrasting move, Florida plans to become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates, including the requirements that students be vaccinated against certain communicable diseases before attending school. For decades, public health […]
Nogales City Council Approves Funding to Create Police and Fire Communication Hub
Nogales City Council Special Session Overview The Nogales City Council held a special session on July 30, 2025, to discuss the ongoing development of the Peace Hawk Center, which will serve as a new communication hub for the police and fire departments. The meeting opened with a focus on accepting state grants related to the […]
Is it possible for Maricopa to create its own small business center? A commissioner believes it can.
It’s a bit of a debate whether cities should dive into development projects. Still, there’s a belief that they could really guide the direction of such initiatives. Commissioner Robert Klob, a member of the Maricopa Planning & Zoning Committee, voiced his thoughts on this matter. He pointed out that the shortage of space for small […]
Town Approves New Law That May Penalize Parents of Children Who Create ‘Public Disturbance’
In Gloucester Township, New Jersey, parents could face unexpected penalties if their children cause disruptions during public events, following a new ordinance adopted on July 28th. If a minor is found guilty of “public obstruction,” their parent may be required by a judge to supervise them. The consequences escalate significantly for a second offense, potentially […]