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Clery Act review ranks FBS schools by reported sex offenses in 2024
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My Daughter’s Team released a review of 2024 Clery Act sex offense reports at NCAA FBS universities as students return to campus.
Performance arts tourism is reshaping group travel in Santa Fe
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New data and local examples show how opera and festival-goers are driving more coordinated group trips, with hotels, dining and transit hubs adapting around performance calendars.
Connie Saddlemire profiles experimental printmaking practice
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Studio artist Connie Saddlemire, based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, is being profiled for her experimental printmaking work that blends altered photography, photosensitive plates and traditional etching methods.
National Fund adds $6.5M for Native language immersion in BIE schools
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The National Fund for Excellence in American Indian Education announced $6.5 million in new funding for nine Bureau of Indian Education schools on Sept. 3, 2026. The money will expand Native language immersion, teacher pipelines and family…
EverGuard Roofing’s 2026 charitable giving tops $12,000 so far
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EverGuard Roofing says its 2026 donations to New Mexico children’s nonprofits have reached $12,000 so far, putting the company on pace to exceed its $16,000 total from 2025. The Albuquerque roofing company has also made an extra $3,000…
Santa Fe artist Jacqueline Rudolph to show at Carrousel du Louvre
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Contemporary impressionist portrait painter Jacqueline Rudolph will exhibit at Paris’s Carrousel du Louvre Art Shopping from Oct. 23-25, 2026, through Mecenavie Gallery.
University of South Dakota to host Natalie Christensen photo show
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The University Art Galleries at the University of South Dakota will present Natalie Christensen’s solo exhibition, The Deconstructed Self: Photographic Works by Natalie Christensen, from Oct. 7-30, 2026, in Vermillion.
Dr. Kuemerle-Pinillos opens trauma-informed healing space in Sarasota
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Dr. Johana Kuemerle-Pinillos has launched Healing Grounds, a Sarasota community space for therapy, classes, events and trauma-informed care.
Route 66 TV series will raise money for road preservation
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The Great American Road Rally will premiere on The CW on Sept. 16 and run through Nov. 25, spotlighting Route 66 stories while directing donations to charitable groups including The Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership.
Hannover House expands Hemdale comeback with 11-film slate
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Hannover House is rebuilding the Hemdale Film Corporation brand with an 11-feature production slate, including four tentpole titles and a first-look trailer that has already drawn more than 220,000 YouTube views.
Harbor Energy adds Texas mineral rights sale guidance
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Harbor Energy has published new educational content for Texas families and individuals weighing a mineral rights sale, with a focus on owners who live out of state or manage inherited interests.
Influential Women launches Tracy Queensberry masterclass on decision-making
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Influential Women has released a new masterclass with Tracy Queensberry focused on evaluating risk, weighing the true cost of choices and building confidence in decisions.
Milan Institute says 500 students earned diplomas while training for careers
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Milan Institute says 500 students have earned an accredited high school diploma at no extra cost while enrolled in career training through its C4L program.
Road to Everywhere heads to VOD after theatrical run
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Michael Shoob’s indie drama Road to Everywhere lands on major VOD platforms Sept. 15, 2026, after a 22-city theatrical run and strong audience response.
CHILL ACT brings free special needs expo to Salt Lake City
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CHILL ACT is hosting a free Special Needs & Homeschool Expo at the Salt Palace Convention Center on Saturday, Aug. 8, connecting Utah families with autism services, educators and community resources.
Texas speech is shifting, but y’all and fixin’ to still dominate
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Moneypenny’s survey of 1,001 Texans finds the state’s everyday language is changing as new residents arrive, with “soda” now beating “Coke” for carbonated drinks.
SANCHEZ to debut new Suavecito at LA Jazz Festival
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SANCHEZ will perform at the Caribbean Street Carnival during the LA Jazz Festival on Aug. 21 in Venice, California, and debut a new live version of “Suavecito.” The free performance adds another draw to one of the festival’s signature cultural…
Pima Medical Institute opens Phoenix dental hygiene program
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Pima Medical Institute is launching a new Dental Hygiene program at its Phoenix campus, with the first class starting Nov. 2, 2026. The expansion adds training seats and a planned student-run clinic as Arizona faces a shortfall in dental…
Bella retakes top dog name as Labs reclaim No. 1 breed spot in JustAnswer data
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JustAnswer’s analysis of nearly 95,000 U.S. pet-owner conversations shows Bella back at No. 1 for dog names in 2026, while Labrador Retrievers return as the country’s most common breed.
Bailey & Galyen tops 6,000 five-star reviews
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Bailey & Galyen Attorneys at Law says it has surpassed 6,000 five-star client reviews, a milestone that underscores client satisfaction as the Texas-based consumer law firm expands across multiple states.
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