After spending almost a year writing and recording, Saving Abel is back on the radar. The grungy Southern rock band with the pure as Mississippi mud persona is promoting the release of its third album - an eclectic musical stew with a hooky title track underdog anthem - “Bringing Down The Giant.” At the Lancaster, Pennsylvania, leg of the band’s tour, Saving Abel’s co-founder Jason Null, had just completed an early evening jog before calling in to report, “things couldn’t be better” at eOne Music, the record label Saving Abel had jumped to after departing from Virgin earlier this year. I asked Null to rewind back to his earlier years growing up in a rural Bible Belt community in Mississippi. Where did he find the inspiration to become Jason Null, musician?

I recently got to try Flashback’s new and improved V2 update with added cable transfer, Digicam Mode for instant viewing, an improved sensor, and new designs. The reusable camera digitally simulates the effects of using film during an era when film cameras were all the rage. As was the case with film usage, you can choose from different styles, such as classic color, black and white, high contrast, and more.

If gardening is your jam, all that’s required to fulfill your dream green urban garden is a sunny balcony, small patio, or access to a rooftop where you can plant and grow a lush container garden.

Styx had just landed the No. 2 sweet spot on Rolling Stone’s list of the “hottest ten package summer tours,” when all hell broke loose.

Gallup Clinic boosts specialty care access in the Four Corners The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center opened a multi-specialty medical clinic at 205 E. Nizhoni Ave. last March. The clinic, which serves both adult and pediatric patients, provides specialty care services such as gynecology oncology, maternal fetal medicine, women’s ultrasound, dermatology, pediatric cardiology, urogynecology, vascular, and genetic testing, and counseling services. There is also a COVID testing center for pre-procedure or surgical patients. However, the center is not offering COVID vaccines or COVID testing for the general population at this time. “In our state, in general, there’s a high prevalence of skin cancer,” UNM Specialty Care Clinic Maternal Fetal Medicine, Women’s Outreach, and Women’s Ultrasound Unit Director Kathryn Hellberg said. “We are beginning to see more patients.”

Café Grumpy is a certified woman-owned independent coffee shop that has substantially grown since its Brooklyn-based launch in 2005. Daily, Café Grumpy serves coffee to thousands of New Yorkers from nine different New York City locations—ranging from Greenpoint to Manhattan West. By and large, the café receives positive reviews for its coffee and customer service. If, on occasion, one stumbles across a grumpy Cafe Grumpy barista, consider the grumpiness on brand!

Tonight, pretend you are ordering breakfast at a 24/7 diner at 4 o’clock in the morning. You're starving and dying to grab the last piece of cake glaring at you from under the glass dome on the cake stand. Treat yourself to a decadently delicious waffle and chicken sandwich or a fluffy omelet with a side of  toast topped with small batch strawberry conserves. Mixing and matching breakfast foods to create a light and satisfying dinner is a great option when you’re too busy to cook a big meal or crave a particular food typically eaten in the morning.

When self-taught metalworker Michael Mitchell transitioned from silversmithing to working with steel and other metals, he didn’t anticipate receiving a commission to craft a sword to honor Gallup native Hiroshi H. “Hershey” Miyamura, a second-generation Japanese American Medal of Honor recipient and former POW who served in the United States military during the Korean War.

Audio script (one of three ) co-written for Higher Ground, a federally-funded job training and employment resource located in California.