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Image credit: Megan Jarrett

September 24, 2019

Nation’s Largest Farmers’ Market Inspires New Business in Wisconsin

One Farmers’ Market patron’s haul of locally-sourced produce (Photo By Megan Jarrett) MADISON, Wis. – The Madison Public Market, a […]

By Megan Jarrett
Tents along St. Charles Avenue under the overpass of U.S. 90. (Credit: Caleb Bloomfield)

September 24, 2019

Homeless Live in Shadow of Thriving New Orleans Warehouse District

A homeless community dwells under U.S. Route 90 Business in New Orleans, invisible to droves of drivers in plain daylight.

By Caleb Bloomfield
Police officers dance in front of students at high school pep rally. (Courtesy of Major Milo Thornton)

September 24, 2019

Is There Still a Point to the Pep?

Police officers dance in front of students at high school pep rally. (Courtesy of Major Milo Thornton) VERO BEACH, Fla. […]

By Tiffany Corr

September 24, 2019

Loch Ness Monster May Be Giant Eel, Say Scientists

Classical stone engraving of the Loch Ness monster (Photo by Jim – unprofound.com) NEW YORK – In the first environmental […]

By Zak Fleishman
pink engagement ring

September 24, 2019

Millennial Couples are Saying ‘I do’ to Budget and Eco-Friendly Indie Jewelers

Data shows that white diamonds are dropping in popularity among newly engaged couples. (Paula Anne/Pexels.com) New York, N.Y. — Diamonds […]

By Hannah Sparks