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Sunny Day Sports launched its “Founding Fans” initiative, a grassroots effort inviting Arizonans to show their support for bringing women’s professional soccer to the state as part of the transformative Palo District redevelopment in Mesa, Ariz. The effort is led by Vicki Mayo, the chairwoman, co-founder and principal owner of Sunny Day Sports.

Rachel Shaw of Rachel Shaw, Inc. has worked with organizations across sectors on ADA compliance and inclusive workplace design. She sees the same issues surface again and again.

After experiencing that same frustration inside their home, and struggling to find a solution that worked, 10-year-old daughter, Isla Adler, came up with the idea of Wyzly. The first “learn-to-earn” screen time app.

Digital health data may provide another window into long-term usage patterns. Aja Beckett, founder of Shotsy — a GLP-1 companion app with more than 250,000 monthly active users — says real-world behavior aligns strongly with the view that plateaus are physiologic, not pharmacologic.

Dawsongroup tcs USA this week announced its official launch in the U.S., bringing its Superbox modular cold chain system to the market.

Across the country, hospice organizations like Affinity Health Management, Crescent Hospice and Continuum Hospice are partnering with Rendever to integrate shared virtual experiences into their care programs. Patients are no longer confined by the four walls of their rooms. Instead, they are transported to the beaches of Maui, the streets of Paris or the front porch of their childhood homes.

The Desoto Group, an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) firm, has announced the appointment of three senior executives to support the company’s rapid growth. These additions aim to enhance the firm’s ability to deliver large, complex projects with skill and efficiency.

Magic fans didn’t squander the chance to snap photos, shake hands and create memories with Bane when they lined up around the building of the SoDo Planet Fitness, not far from where the team wrapped up practice an hour earlier at the AdventHealth Training Center in preparation for Sunday’s game against the Pelicans.

Let’s face it, a lot of CES products are solutions in search of problems. That’s why it’s always exciting to see a product that solves a real-world headache. Trivial to some, not having enough ice can throw off your drink game, whether you’re a cold brew enthusiast or an amateur mixologist. The Ice Leopard X1 makes about nine cubes of ice in a mere five minutes. It’s modestly-sized and priced, featuring a slim profile and retailing for $150.