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Rx relief Secures Ninth Consecutive SIA Ranking
For the ninth year in a row, Fresno-based pharmacy staffing firm Rx relief has earned a spot on Staffing Industry Analysts' list of the Largest Allied Healthcare Staffing Firms in the United States. The recognition acknowledges the company's sustained financial performance and its role in connecting healthcare providers with pharmacy professionals.
Resources for Independent Living receives $20,000 workforce grant
A $20,000 grant from the American Water Charitable Foundation and California American Water will bolster employment training for Sacramento residents with disabilities. The funding targets programs at Resources for Independent Living, an organization focused on removing barriers to professional success and fostering long-term economic self-sufficiency.
Atlantic Builders Supply Adds High-Performance FlexxBoard25 Insulation
Atlantic Builders Supply Northeast has expanded its construction portfolio by adding FlexxBoard25, a high-density expanded polystyrene insulation, to its New England distribution network. The product arrives as a direct alternative to traditional extruded polystyrene, offering builders a moisture-resistant solution designed to bond directly to concrete surfaces.
Kawneer Reshapes Western Leadership to Drive North American Growth
To accelerate its push into the Western United States and Canada, architectural aluminum manufacturer Kawneer has overhauled its regional leadership team and expanded its network of local representative agencies. The move aims to bolster service capabilities as the company marks 120 years in the commercial construction sector.
Beyond the Mower: Defining Professional Lawn Care in Indiana
Tippecanoe lawn care expert John Rayman argues that homeowners often misjudge landscaping services by focusing solely on grass height. A comprehensive maintenance plan functions as a seasonal investment in turf health, requiring precise adjustments to mowing, fertilization, and soil aeration to survive Indiana’s volatile growing conditions.
Investors Face August Deadline in ZoomInfo Securities Fraud Lawsuit
Investors who incurred significant financial losses linked to ZoomInfo Technologies Inc. have until August 24, 2026, to apply as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s growth trajectory and the impact of evolving artificial intelligence product demand.
Dreyer’s Recalls Outshine Fruit Bars Over Potential Glass Contamination
Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream has issued a voluntary nationwide recall of select Outshine Fruit Bars due to reports of glass fragments found in the product. The recall affects several flavors of the 2.5-ounce bars, including strawberry, grape, watermelon, black cherry, and tangerine, along with specific variety packs distributed to retailers across the country.
Red Barn Media Group Lands on 2026 Inc. 5000 List
Burlington-based Red Barn Media Group has secured the 1,245th spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, marking its rise as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the United States. The marketing agency, which caters exclusively to home services contractors, also claimed the third-highest ranking among Vermont-based firms.
Century Complete Launches Beaver Creek Preserve in Arizona
Homebuyers seeking a foothold in Arizona’s Verde Valley now have a new option as Century Complete opens sales at Beaver Creek Preserve. Located in Rimrock, the gated community offers new construction single-family homes starting in the mid $300s, positioning the development as an accessible alternative to the more expensive Sedona market.
Grande Lakes Orlando Unveils Seasonal Program of Golf and Gastronomy
Spanning 500 acres at the headwaters of the Florida Everglades, the Grande Lakes Orlando resort is preparing for a transition into autumn with a schedule of live-fire culinary events, holiday markets, and the unveiling of a renovated championship golf course designed by Greg Norman.
Navigating the Legal Stakes of Probation Violations
Probation offers a lifeline to those avoiding incarceration, yet the strict conditions tethered to this freedom often prove difficult to navigate. Jacksonville defense attorney Mitchell A. Stone breaks down how minor technical lapses or new criminal charges can trigger severe judicial interventions, threatening to revoke an individual's liberty entirely.
Nantucket Music Foundation Scales Up Concert Series at The Muse
A 375-capacity dive bar thirty miles into the Atlantic is hosting 44 national touring acts this summer, as the Nantucket Music Foundation expands its concert series. The project, backed by vineyard vines and Nantucket Crisps, aims to bridge socioeconomic divides while raising critical funds for local behavioral health services.
Rice University Launches $25M Program for First-Generation Students
Rice University trustee James Whitehurst and his wife, Lauren, have donated $25 million to create the Sallyport Fellows Program. Starting in fall 2027, the initiative will provide comprehensive support—including dedicated advising, financial literacy training, and career mentorship—for every undergraduate student identified as first-generation or from a limited-income background.
University of Phoenix Students Prioritize Ethics Over AI Tool Proficiency
A Spring 2026 survey of 5,419 University of Phoenix students reveals that learners value responsible AI integration and critical judgment over simple technical mastery. Rather than focusing solely on prompting, students are demanding clear academic standards, citation guidance, and real-world examples to navigate the ethical complexities of artificial intelligence.
Assessing Roadworthiness After a Collision
A minor dent or scratched bumper often masks deeper mechanical trouble that compromises vehicle safety. Costa Tsiobanos, a collision repair expert in Sioux City, warns that drivers frequently mistake cosmetic integrity for structural soundness, potentially putting themselves at risk by returning to the road before a professional diagnostic evaluation.
Portland Wheelers Hosts Inaugural Biking is for EveryBODY Festival
On Sunday, August 23, 2026, the Back Cove field in Portland, Maine, will transform into an inclusive celebration of outdoor accessibility. From 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, the Portland Wheelers will host their inaugural Biking is for EveryBODY festival, a free public event highlighting adaptive cycling and community connection.
Rapid Relief Team Bolsters Community Ties at National Night Out
Over 100 volunteers from the Rapid Relief Team fanned out across North American cities this month, serving 6,000 meals to residents and officers during National Night Out. The initiative, aimed at bridging the gap between law enforcement and local neighborhoods, turned suburban streets into hubs of collaborative engagement.
Mercedes-Benz of Arrowhead Expands Performance Brake Options
Drivers navigating the streets of Peoria and the greater Phoenix area now have a direct path to upgrading their vehicle's stopping power. Mercedes-Benz of Arrowhead has introduced a selection of high-performance brake calipers designed to improve clamping force and control for those seeking a more responsive driving experience.
Distributed Sun Launches trutility to Accelerate Energy Infrastructure
The U.S. electricity market faces a crisis of speed rather than scarcity, prompting the launch of trutility. Backed by Distributed Sun, the new platform aims to industrialize energy deployment by integrating battery storage, community solar, and microgrids into an autonomous system designed to reduce interconnection timelines from years to months.
Aventia Acquires Louisiana Engineering Firm Bryant Hammett & Associates
Four decades of regional engineering expertise are joining the national portfolio of Aventia. By acquiring Louisiana-based Bryant Hammett & Associates, the Colorado firm bolsters its civil engineering and hazard mitigation capabilities, marking another expansion step for the infrastructure services provider launched by Bernhard Capital Partners in 2022.
Bank of America Pledges $250,000 for Pacific Northwest Wildfire Relief
Bank of America is committing $250,000 to the American Red Cross to bolster emergency relief efforts across the Pacific Northwest and mountain states. The funding aims to provide essential shelter, hot meals, and supplies to communities reeling from widespread wildfires in Washington, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, and Utah.
Columbia Bank Expands Silicon Slopes Footprint with New Draper Branch
Positioned 20 miles south of Salt Lake City, Columbia Bank has officially opened a 14,000-square-foot commercial and retail hub in Draper. The facility at 13947 Minuteman Drive serves as the first of three planned expansion sites in Utah for 2026, anchoring the bank’s push into the region’s tech corridor.
Investors Face August 28 Deadline in Hub Group Securities Litigation
Investors who incurred significant financial losses linked to Hub Group, Inc. have until August 28, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a pending securities fraud class action. The lawsuit centers on allegations that the company issued misleading financial reports over a three-year period, masking internal accounting failures.
Hard Rock Stadium Overhauls Security with Verkada Cloud Platform
Managing the volatile crowd flow of a 65,585-seat venue requires more than standard locks and cameras. To bridge the gap between daily operations and massive event surges, Hard Rock Stadium has fully integrated Verkada’s cloud-based security suite, unifying access control, video monitoring, and emergency response across its sprawling Miami campus.
FouAnalytics Releases Contract Template for Digital Media Governance
Advertisers often rely on opaque dashboard reports to verify multi-million dollar ad spends, but a new contractual framework aims to shift that power. FouAnalytics has released a public Master Services Agreement boilerplate designed to mandate directly observed, placement-level evidence for all digital media billability and quality requirements.
MV Transportation Mechanics Join Teamsters Local 117
Seventeen mechanics at MV Transportation in Tukwila have voted to join Teamsters Local 117, seeking relief from chronic understaffing and stagnant pay. By organizing, the group merges into an existing bargaining unit of 330 transit employees, marking a significant expansion for the union’s footprint in King County’s paratransit sector.
Globant Names Sarab Narang to Lead AI-Native Services Unit Glob.AI
With over two decades of experience navigating the complexities of enterprise technology, Sarab Narang has been tapped to lead Glob.AI, the new AI-focused services division of Globant. The appointment comes as the company attempts to shift enterprise consumption models away from traditional hourly billing toward output-based pricing.
C3 Industries Opens Second Kentucky Medical Cannabis Dispensary in Wilder
Registered medical cannabis patients in Northern Kentucky now have a dedicated local storefront as C3 Industries opens its second state location at 23 Country Drive in Wilder. This facility provides a medical-focused alternative to the recreational-only options previously found across the river in Ohio.
Why Huntsville Homeowners Often Face Insurance Coverage Gaps
For many homeowners in North Alabama, a kitchen remodel or a finished basement is more than just an aesthetic upgrade; it is a fundamental shift in risk profile. Nathan Marcus, owner of The Marcus Agency in Huntsville, warns that failing to update insurance policies after renovations can leave property owners critically underinsured.
Colombia’s ADRES Deploys AI to Slash Medical Claims Auditing Time
Colombia’s healthcare administrator, ADRES, has launched an automated system to overhaul the auditing of medical claims for victims of uninsured or hit-and-run traffic accidents. By integrating Anthropic’s Claude models via Amazon Bedrock, the entity has cut audit times from five hours per case to under ten minutes.