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- 1Fall DIY Simmer Pot Jars and Seasonal Home Gardening●DIY Simmer Pot Jars for Gifting w/ My Mom, Warehouse Tour & A Little Fall Container Planting! 🍊🍂🌲
Garden Answer shared a new episode featuring DIY simmer pot jars made with her mom as handmade gifts, a tour of the warehouse, and fall container planting ideas using citrus, autumn foliage and evergreen accents. The seasonal craft-and-gardening combination is drawing strong attention from home and garden audiences heading into the fall decorating season.
- 2Morehouse School of Medicine holds fall convocation with Nashville ties▼Morehouse School of Medicine Fall convocation has strong ties to Nashville
Morehouse School of Medicine held its fall convocation, an event with strong connections to Nashville, according to the Tennessee Tribune. The institution, based in Atlanta, is one of the nation's leading historically Black medical schools, and its gatherings often draw participants and honorees with links across Tennessee. Details about speakers and specific Nashville connections were not provided.
- 3Russia's attacks target Ukraine's booming book industry●Incinerated novels and destroyed warehouses: Russia’s war on Ukrainian books
Russian strikes on Ukrainian publishing warehouses and printing facilities have destroyed large stocks of books, as Ukraine's publishing sector experiences a boom driven by the 2022 invasion. Publishers report incinerated novels and ruined warehouses, with repeated attacks now threatening an industry that became a symbol of cultural resilience after the full-scale invasion began.
- 4Russia accused of systematically destroying Ukrainian books▼Incinerated novels and destroyed warehouses: Russia’s war on Ukrainian books
A Guardian report details Russia's destruction of Ukrainian literature during the war, citing incinerated novels and bombed printing houses and book warehouses. The destruction of Ukrainian-language publishing is being described as part of a broader effort to erase Ukrainian cultural identity, echoing earlier accusations over targeted libraries, museums and heritage sites in occupied territories.
- 5Russia's strikes target Ukraine's booming book industry●Incinerated novels and destroyed warehouses: Russia’s war on Ukrainian books By Charlotte Higgins in Kharkiv, Kremenchuk
Russian attacks have destroyed book warehouses and stock in cities including Kharkiv and Kremenchuk, hitting a Ukrainian publishing sector that has boomed since the 2022 invasion. Charlotte Higgins reports for the Guardian from Kyiv, Lviv and other cities on how publishers are losing inventories and infrastructure, with photographs by Julia Kochetova documenting the damage to a growing cultural industry now under direct military threat.