Good Times

The YouTube golf group Good Good is midway through a challenge to play golf in all 50 US states within 50 days, with day two of the series now out. The series follows the crew as they travel across the country, playing a round in a different state each day, and viewers are following along with each installment.

Clients of the Lackawanna Blind Association in Pennsylvania have completed training and received amateur radio licensing, according to The Times-Tribune. The achievement gives visually impaired participants a new way to communicate and connect with others, and the story is being shared as a feel-good item about accessibility and community programs in the Scranton area.

A new exhibition at the Louvre-Lens museum in France sets out to trace the art of happiness, bringing together works from ancient times through to the present day. The show examines how artists across the centuries have depicted joy, contentment and wellbeing, and is being promoted as an accessible, feel-good cultural event for visitors.

Baseball player Harris launched a three-run home run in a game played in his hometown, delivering the big hit before the holiday fireworks. The shot energized the crowd and quickly became one of the standout moments of the day's slate, with fans celebrating the hometown player's timely blast in front of a familiar audience.

Sports commentator Pablo Torre is being praised for his NBA journalism, with one post commending him as 'still doing real journalism.' The remark comes via a repost of an Awful Announcing item, suggesting Torre has published reporting the NBA beat considers substantive at a time when commentary around the league is often criticized as shallow.

A Good Housekeeping article describes a writer's experience with supplement stacking, the practice of grouping multiple supplements and taking them together at set times of day. The piece argues this is the most effective way to take supplements, contributing to ongoing online discussion about whether combining vitamins and minerals improves or hinders absorption.

Retro Fitness is running a Halloween-timed promotion waiving enrollment fees and giving the first month free on its Ultimate memberships. The gym chain is marketing the deal as a 'scary good' seasonal offer, aiming to attract new members during a period when fitness brands typically compete for sign-ups heading into the winter months.

The Sydney Morning Herald's Traveller section has published a list of the world's 20 remaining great free attractions, plus five closer to home in Australia. The roundup is drawing attention from travellers, with at least one reader endorsing the selection, saying they have visited many of the destinations featured. Free travel experiences are resonating as holiday costs continue to climb.