After sixteen years of operating as an integrative mental health clinic, the Fort Collins-based Wholeness Center is launching an adult Intensive Outpatient Program this September. The new service targets individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, bridging the gap between traditional outpatient care and clinical intervention.
Sasol Limited anticipates a significant rise in annual earnings for the period ending June 30, 2026, with earnings per share expected to reach between R17,50 and R19,50. This performance marks a sharp recovery from the previous year’s R10,60, driven by operational improvements and a favorable shift in global energy markets.
Investors who incurred financial losses during a six-month window of Planet Fitness stock volatility are being urged to step forward as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The legal action, centered on alleged misrepresentations regarding membership growth and pricing strategy, carries a strict court filing deadline of September 14, 2026.
For most homeowners, the decision to list a property triggers a rush to market, but success often hinges on actions taken long before the first open house. Real estate expert Bram Chill argues that a methodical approach to property condition and market timing is the true catalyst for a seamless transaction.
In Northern and Central California, a shovel strike on an underground utility line occurs with alarming frequency. With 561 incidents recorded so far in 2026, officials are using August 11, National 811 Day, to remind residents that a simple, free phone call is the only reliable barrier against disaster.
Many homeowners are unaware that indoor air often harbors higher concentrations of contaminants than the air outside. Brent Zokan, vice president of Northpoint Heating & Air Inc., outlines how routine HVAC maintenance and environmental adjustments can mitigate the buildup of dust, pollen, and volatile organic compounds.
Traditional secure software development lifecycles are failing to keep pace with the rapid speed of AI-assisted coding and automated delivery. As application and API attack surfaces expand, Info-Tech Research Group warns that companies relying on outdated security frameworks are increasingly vulnerable to modern threat actors.
MemorialCare has appointed Hoda Assadian as chief operating officer for Long Beach Medical Center and Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital. Bringing a background in industrial engineering and experience at major academic health systems, Assadian will oversee operational strategy and patient care delivery across the organization’s shared Southern California campus.
Frustrated by the tendency of standard flat-bottom belt sanders to gouge rounded wood, a Minnesota finish carpenter has developed a curved platen attachment. The patent-pending design allows the abrasive belt to conform to concave surfaces, aiming to eliminate the common errors inherent in traditional sanding methods for curved furniture.
ThredUp shareholders are facing a potential securities investigation after the company reported a quarterly loss and trimmed its full-year revenue outlook. Law firm Levi & Korsinsky is now scrutinizing whether previous management statements regarding financial health and customer demand accurately reflected the company's subsequent promotional headwinds.
A 7.9% drop in JBT Marel share value has triggered a formal investigation by the law firm Levi & Korsinsky. The inquiry focuses on whether the company misled investors by presenting adjusted second-quarter earnings that excluded a significant non-cash impairment charge, potentially violating federal securities laws.
Beyond the allure of scenic vistas, purchasing a mountain retreat in Fannin County demands a rigorous assessment of rural infrastructure. Real estate expert Nathan Fitts warns that buyers often overlook critical systems—such as private wells and septic setups—that determine whether a dream home becomes a long-term financial burden.
Relocating to Chicago requires more than scanning listings for square footage; it demands a deep dive into the city's distinct micro-geographies. According to real estate expert Riz Gilani, newcomers must treat neighborhood research as a deliberate process before signing a contract to avoid common pitfalls in this diverse urban market.
An inventor from Machesney Park, Illinois, has developed a patent-pending gelatin mold designed to make pills easier to swallow for both humans and pets. By encasing medication in a flavored, swallowable format, the device aims to assist those who struggle with traditional pills while improving organizational accuracy for daily doses.
In Punta Gorda, a home is only as resilient as its adherence to the state’s rigorous coastal building codes. Paul H. Schaefer II of Sage Homes LLC argues that these regulations—ranging from wind-load thresholds to FEMA-mandated elevations—are not merely administrative hurdles but essential safeguards against the region's volatile climate.
A high-stakes twist on the traditional spelling bee arrives in Atlanta tomorrow, as The Spell Off LIVE! debuts on YouTube and TikTok. Hosted by DC Young Fly with remote correspondence from Funny Marco, the series pits a diverse roster of comedians and musicians against one another in a test of nerves.
As schools increasingly rely on excerpts and standardized test preparation, literacy expert Jennifer Serravallo is launching a new curriculum designed to return full-length books to the classroom. The program, titled Whole Book Comprehension, aims to rebuild student stamina and deep reading skills for grades 1 through 6.
For drivers navigating the congested roadways and unpredictable weather of Islip and Bay Shore, the term "full coverage" often remains a source of confusion. Insurance agent Anthony Machiano clarifies that while this protection is not mandated by New York state law, it remains a critical financial safeguard for many vehicle owners.
In Bolivar and across Missouri, local feed stores function as the vital infrastructure of the rural economy. Far from simple grain suppliers, these hubs keep capital within the community, provide expert agricultural guidance, and foster a resilient network that sustains both regional ecology and the next generation of farmers.
For many homeowners, gutters are an afterthought—a simple exterior fixture rather than a critical component of home integrity. Art Tolsma, owner of TNT Roofing Inc. in Holland, Michigan, argues that these channels act as the primary defense against the structural decay caused by the region’s volatile rain, snow, and ice cycles.
Thirty attorneys from Greenberg Traurig have secured rankings in the 2026 edition of Managing Intellectual Property’s "IP Stars" guide. The global firm also earned high-level recognition across five core practice areas, including trademark prosecution and patent litigation, marking a significant footprint for the group in the competitive intellectual property landscape.
For the third consecutive year, Electronic Arts is bringing the Madden NFL Championship Series to the Full Sail University campus in Winter Park, Florida. The partnership culminates in February 2027 with the Madden Bowl, marking the first time the tournament’s flagship event will be held at the university’s Full Sail Live venue.
Stoneridge is set to debut its EVO ECU platform at the IAA Transportation 2026 exhibition in Hanover this September. The system is engineered to replace fragmented vehicle electronics with a centralized, high-performance architecture, aiming to simplify software-defined capabilities for trucks, buses, and off-highway equipment in increasingly complex operating environments.
Forty large-format, unretouched portraits of music icons will transform Santa Barbara’s El Encanto resort this August. The exhibition, titled THE PLAYLIST, marks the first California showcase for British photographer Andy Gotts, whose signature high-contrast black-and-white style captures stars from Dolly Parton to Ozzy Osbourne without a single digital touch-up.
Drivers still clinging to memories of manual carburetor adjustments may be surprised by the reality of current vehicle maintenance. In Milton, Florida, repair expert Gerald Gillis notes that today’s tune-ups have moved away from hands-on mechanical tweaks toward sophisticated digital diagnostics and sensor-based preventive care.
Investors who purchased Bloom Energy Corporation securities between February 27, 2025, and July 8, 2026, face a September 28, 2026, deadline to seek lead plaintiff status. Rosen Law Firm is currently organizing the class action following allegations that the company misled shareholders regarding its reliance on Chinese scandium.
A new 159,000-square-foot Meijer supercenter is set to open at 48025 5 Mile Rd. in Plymouth Township on September 30. This expansion marks the family-owned retailer’s 130th location in Michigan, bringing a full-scale grocery, pharmacy, and retail hub to the local community ahead of the upcoming autumn season.
Nona Carroll, a veteran of Maryland’s workforce development sector, has been appointed Chief Program Impact Officer at Employ Prince George’s. Starting August 10, 2026, she joins the executive team to oversee program performance and bridge the gap between local residents and high-growth employment opportunities across the county.
Atlanta-based Fusion Connect is moving to eliminate the uncertainty of token-based billing by introducing a flat-fee pricing model for its AI-powered Contact Center as a Service platform, aiming to remove the financial barriers that currently stall enterprise-wide adoption of artificial intelligence tools.
A Batavia, Illinois, inventor is seeking to modernize residential irrigation with the Handy Dandy Garden Hose Nozzle, a patent-pending device designed to solve common gripes with traditional sprayers. The tool aims to improve utility by allowing users to stabilize the nozzle on pots or garden beds for hands-free operation.
