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- 1Food as Medicine Symposium Examines Nutrition and Community Health●Food as Medicine Symposium Explores Nutrition, Health and Community
Stony Brook University hosted its Food as Medicine Symposium, an event dedicated to exploring how nutrition shapes health and strengthens communities. Attendees and speakers discussed the growing role of food-based approaches in preventing illness and promoting wellbeing, alongside community initiatives that connect healthy eating with wider public health goals.
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The Musco Sports Center has been named Iowa's top community project, according to a regional news report. The recognition highlights the facility as the state's leading community development effort, though further details about the awarding body or selection criteria have not been reported. It gives the Muscatine-area project statewide visibility.
- 3Greenville pickleball social club blends fitness and community●Pickleball social club in Greenville combines fitness and community
A new pickleball social club in Greenville is drawing attention for pairing the fast-growing racquet sport with a social community element. Local outlets, including FOX Carolina News and WCAX, are covering the club as part of broader interest in pickleball's rapid growth across the United States, where the sport is being positioned less as pure competition and more as a way for people to stay active while meeting others.
- 4Friends of Community Fitness to host cycl-a-thon fundraiser●Friends of Community Fitness set to host ‘cycl-a-thon’
Friends of Community Fitness is preparing to host a cycl-a-thon, a cycling-based event aimed at bringing the community together while supporting the organization's fitness programs. Details such as the date, venue, and fundraising goal have not yet been widely reported, and there has been little public reaction so far as the announcement has only just been made.
- 5Non-Profit Comprehensive Behavioral Health Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy●Community Non-Profit Comprehensive Behavioral Health Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Comprehensive Behavioral Health, a community non-profit provider of mental health services, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The filing allows the organization to restructure its debts while continuing operations. Chapter 11 cases involving non-profit health providers often raise concerns about continuity of care for vulnerable clients and the financial pressures facing community-based behavioral health services.
- 6Richmond solar project partner breaks silence after tense council meeting●Community partner of Richmond solar panel project speaks after ‘shocking’ city council meeting
A community partner in Richmond's solar panel project has spoken out following what it called a shocking city council meeting. The meeting appears to have raised disputes over the future of the solar initiative, though details of what was said remain limited. The comments add fresh tension around the project as city officials and community groups weigh its next steps.
- 7Sri Lanka's traditional snake handlers face decline amid conservation shift●🐍 NEW: # SriLanka hosts a traditional community of # snake handlers whose generational livelihoods face decline amid shi
Sri Lanka is home to a traditional community of snake handlers whose livelihoods have been passed down for generations. The practice is now in decline as ecological regulations tighten and modern conservation attitudes spread. Practitioners say they are caught between preserving their cultural heritage and complying with wildlife protection rules, prompting debate over how tradition and conservation can coexist.
- 8Kalkar to Host Mission-K 2026 Space and Defence Event●Mission-K 2026: Inside Kalkar’s Surreal Setting for Europe’s Space and Defence Community
Europe's space and defence community is set to gather in Kalkar, Germany, for Mission-K 2026, an event staged in the town's distinctive setting, best known for its unfinished nuclear power plant turned leisure park. Organisers are positioning the venue as a striking backdrop for discussions on European security and space policy, drawing attention from industry watchers.
- 9Two Binghamton researchers win national science funding●Two Binghamton researchers explore science through national funding opportunity
Two researchers at Binghamton University in New York have been selected to pursue their scientific work through a national funding opportunity. The award will support their research and highlights the university's growing role in federally backed science. Details about the specific field of study and the amount awarded were not disclosed.
- 10Northwest Winter Raptor Survey Marks 22 Years of Community Science●Northwest Winter Raptor Survey Project to Highlight 22 Years of Community Science
The Northwest Winter Raptor Survey Project is preparing to highlight 22 years of community science, in which volunteers have helped track wintering birds of prey across the Pacific Northwest. The milestone celebrates the long-running effort's contributions to understanding raptor populations and the role of citizen volunteers in regional conservation research.