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A Scottsdale man created the "Refer A Friend" app, which will pay users for recommending their favorite businesses. Susan Campbell explains how it works.

A few years ago, Chloe McDaniel didn’t think graduating high school was a possibility. The now 18-year-old was overwhelmed at Apopka High School — the crowded hallways, the anxiety, the growing number of missed days. Halfway through one semester, she recalled hitting a wall. But McDaniel found something different at Sheeler High School, a small, public charter school in Apopka that’s rewriting the script and giving students a second chance.

Football practice up at UConn is underway with the season opener just a month away. The basketball season is not far behind, but it can’t come soon enough for Caroline Ducharme. Back in 2022, Ducharme was hit in the nose in a game against DePaul. That injury turned into a 2 year battle with concussions that almost ended her UConn career.

For contractors, employing caller identification technology as part of a communication approach has numerous advantages.

A local teacher is turning language barriers into breakthroughs, helping non-English speakers, also known as ESOL, who once felt lost in the classroom, find their confidence and a path to graduation.

With the rapid increase in heat and high output, Mike Williams, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Kenyon, says, “You should expect to potentially reduce your cook times and be ready for faster responses to heat changes.”

Residents use Rendever's virtual reality headset to tour a zoo Thursday, July 24, 2025, at Riverton Senior Living in Allentown during a celebration of National Zoo Keeper Week.

Integrating AI-powered translators offers clear benefits over free apps and human interpreters. These intuitive, compact devices facilitate effective communication among construction crews, bridging language gaps with minimal effort. Unlike general translation apps that often need internet access or raise privacy issues, specialized AI translators such as those from Vasco Electronics provide accurate, real-time voice translations even in active construction zones.

Whether you have insurance or not, using a prescription savings card can drastically lower the cost of medications, sometimes by as much as 80% off standard retail prices. “This is an easy way to save, especially for those who are uninsured or facing high out-of-pocket costs,” said Alexandra Robertson, SVP of growth at Visory Health, which provides prescription discounts and pharmacy savings.