A school district purchased new digital textbooks for all middle and high school students

A library started offering "digital literacy classes" for seniors learning to use smartphonesA farm began selling "homemade salsa" made from its own tomatoes and peppers

A fire department hosted a "fire safety fair" that taught 500 children about fire preventionA software company partnered with a school district to provide free software for studentsA community organized a "charity run" that had 300 participants and raised $12,000 for cancer research

A grocery store started selling "gluten-free snacks" like chips and cookiesA school added a "coding club" that competed in a regional coding competition

A photographer captured photos of a local sunset that went viral on Instagram

A hotel added a "fitness center" with cardio machines and free weights for guestsFashion show features designs by students from local fashion school

Research shows that walking barefoot on grass reduces stress levelsPet hospital offers 24 hour emergency care for pets

City holds parade to celebrate national holiday with local marching bandsOnline retailer offers free shipping for orders over $50

(责任编辑：Wellness Tips)

• ·Scientists developed a way to recycle old batteries into new energy storage devices
• ·A study found that drinking plenty of water improves concentration and productivity in office workers
• ·Dietitian recommends adding leafy greens to daily meals for essential nutrients
• ·A charity collected toys for hospital kids
• ·A coffee chain announced it will offer free coffee to customers who bring their own reusable cups
• ·The government invested a large amount of money in improving public transportation
• ·A tech startup received a large investment to develop new software
• ·The federal reserve indicated it may raise interest rates slightly in the next quarter to curb inflation
• ·A new survey found that 75% of consumers prefer to buy products from brands that prioritize sustainability
• ·A local newspaper won an award for its investigative reporting on local government corruption
• ·A smartphone company released a new operating system with improved security features
• ·A major airline announced it will offer direct flights to a popular vacation destination year-round
• ·The city council approved a $200 million project to upgrade public parks and build new recreational facilities for residents.
• ·A tech company announced it will lay off 1400 employees as part of a restructuring plan to focus on core products
• ·A new report showed college graduates entering tech increased by 15% in the past year
• ·Public library starts new program to teach seniors how to use smartphones