A study found that spending 30 minutes outdoors each day can improve mental health scores by 20%
A study found that spending 30 minutes outdoors each day can improve mental health scores by 20%
A tech company released a new app that helps users create and share budget plansA farm started selling homemade honey and beeswax products at local farmers markets
A museum hosted a photography workshop for beginners led by a professional photographerA airline offered free checked bags for families traveling with children under 12A charity collected donations of stuffed animals for children in hospitals
A university offered online courses in business and marketing for working professionalsA bookstore hosted a book signing with a best selling author of mystery novels
A city council discussed plans to add more public transit routes to suburban areas
A clothing brand started using natural dyes made from plants to color its fabricsA taxi company added a "wheelchair-accessible" filter to its app to help riders find accessible vehicles
A fashion store started selling "vintage-inspired clothing" that became a trend among young adultsA library started offering "book rentals by mail" for patrons who can’t visit in person
A farm started selling "honey sticks" as a healthy snack for kidsA fire department taught local residents how to use CPR during a free training session
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