“Apparently” Kid Has His Own Clothing Line
Apparently, one kid’s trip to the Wayne County Fair made him into a national TV sensation. Noah, a native Pennsylvanian, headed to the fair unbeknownst to all that he would … Read More
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Medical Experts Encourage Vacationers To Protect Their Eyes This Summer
Your eyesight condition matters more than you think. Poor eyesight can lead to accidents and other undesired situations. Moreover, if your eyes aren’t in the best shape, you can visit … Read More
Save District 12: How Henry River Mill Village Has Fallen Into Disrepair
Henry River Mill Village is a beautifully historic cotton mill company town built in the early 1900s, and designated a national historic site. However, the village is known less for … Read More
Conflicts Rise for Homeowners Associations Over Marijuana Legalization
Marijuana prohibition is drawing back rapidly, with 23 states declaring some form of legalization, but that doesn’t mean your homeowners association feels the same way. Even if your marijuana is … Read More
3D-Printed Engagement Rings Give Brides the Option to Try Before They Buy
People love going into stores and trying engagement rings on, but if you want a custom-designed ring, you may not be able to get the feel of it before you … Read More
What College Student Bodies Have the Best SAT Scores?
Forbes has created a list of the top 100 colleges in the U.S. based on SAT scores. The California Institute of Technology comes in first place with a student body whose average SAT … Read More
Legendary Guitarist Passes Away, But His Music Lives on Forever
Dick Wagner, one of the great men behind the music of such acts as Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Kiss, and Aerosmith, died on July 30 after being sent to the … Read More
Study Tests New Smartphone Technology Designed to Help Refer Dermatology Patients
A recent study published in the medical journal Acta Deramto-Venereologica recently found that doctors who used smartphones with attached dermoscopes were able to treat their patients faster and more efficiently … Read More
Can Twitter Drive You Crazy? New Study Suggests It Can
The idea that social media can negatively impact our mental and emotional health is not a new one, but a recently published article in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease titled … Read More
Many Developers are Installing Monopines, and They Aren’t What You Think
Between 2008 and 2013, the telecommunications industry grew by about 3.4% each year. With an increasing number of Americans relying on cellphones, more cellphone towers have been needed. However, many … Read More