TV show wins best drama award at national entertainment awards
TV show wins best drama award at national entertainment awards
The government launched a campaign to encourage people to eat more fruits and vegetablesA popular fashion brand announced it will take back old clothes to recycle into new items
Doctors developed a vaccine to protect children in Africa from a deadly childhood diseaseThe community center hosted a job fair with 50 local companies hiring for various positionsA new study showed that students who get 8 hours of sleep a night get better grades
The city installed a new parking app that lets users reserve spots and pay for parking onlineA major food company announced it will cut sugar in its cereals by 30% over the next year
Scientists created a device that generates electricity from food waste in homes
The school board approved plans to build a new middle school in the fast-growing northern neighborhoodFurniture store sells line of furniture made from reclaimed wood
Library provides free access to online academic journals for studentsSkateboard competition awards $5,000 prize to best amateur rider
Research indicates that 7-8 hours of sleep improves decision-making skillsJuice bar uses locally grown fruits and vegetables for all menu items
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