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The Western Reserve was once considered a marvel of inland shipping. Launched in 1890 from the Cleveland Shipbuilding Company, it was the first steel freighter to sail the Great Lakes, stretching more than 300 feet long with a 41-foot beam and a 21-foot draft. Its owner, Captain Peter G. Minch, believed the steel hull... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:WakeMed Health & Hospitals of Raleigh, North Carolina, emerged as a leader in drone delivery logistics by proving how unmanned systems could serve as a lifeline for healthcare networks. The hospital partnered with UPS and Matternet to transport lab samples between facilities, becoming the first U.S. health system authorized by the Federal Aviation Administration to... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Corn is the dominant crop in the United States, covering more than 90 million acres each year, generating over $70 billion annually, making it the country’s most profitable crop. Corn’s financial success comes from its versatility, serving as a key ingredient for livestock feed, ethanol fuel, processed foods, and international exports, a cornerstone of the... Read More
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Schools across the country are preparing to welcome students in grades K-12 for a productive 2025-2026 academic year. Along with this comes a range of emotions for school staff, students, and caregivers. These emotions can span everything from excitement to anxiety, and they vary for each individual. At the core, everyone entering a school... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Over the past five years, e-bikes and e-scooters have experienced a surge in popularity worldwide as people adopt new forms of micromobility. Their appeal stems from a mix of convenience, affordability, and sustainability. Riders can travel faster than walking or cycling, avoid the costs and hassles of owning a car, and bypass traffic congestion. Many... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:The United States is home to 84 million acres, about 131,250 square miles, of national parks. Each year, hundreds of individuals go missing within these parks, with estimates pointing to around 1,600 active missing person cases. When someone goes missing in the wilderness, every minute matters. Environmental conditions such as extreme heat, freezing temperatures, or... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Over the last century, drones have soared from wartime curiosities to indispensable tools across military, commercial, and academic realms. What began as a battlefield experiment has grown into a foundation for modern advancement in drone capabilities. Early precursors to UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) can be traced back to the mid-19th century, when Austrian forces floated... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Humpback whales are extraordinary creatures, reaching lengths of up to 42 feet and weighing as much as 77,000 pounds. These gentle giants undertake one of nature’s most epic journeys, migrating across thousands of miles between feeding and breeding grounds. Their annual migration puts tremendous demand on their fat reserves, especially during long stretches without feeding.... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Grand Rapids, Michigan, is the state’s second-largest city and is part of a metropolitan area with over 1.17 million people. This is great for businesses, but it also raises the daily question that can make or break a customer visit or a lease negotiation: where people park, how long they stay, and when spaces are... Read More
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Jordan and Brook Allen of Morrilton, Arkansas, were left heartbroken when their 3-year-old dachshund, Whiskey, slipped away from home. The spirited pup managed to squeeze through a gap in a fence after a board came loose, vanishing before the couple realized he was gone. The couple spent the next three days frantically searching for... Read More
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