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Oct 24 2025LIFESTYLE

Rain or Shine, Halloween Fun Rolls On at Car Museum

Rain did not stop the Halloween spirit at the Gilmore Car Museum. Families braved the wet weather to enjoy trunk-or-treat. The event was a hit, even with the cold and rain. Kids still had a blast. The museum saw around 1, 500 kids by 6:30 p. m. This was fewer than usual but still impressive. The ev

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Oct 24 2025RELIGION

Women's Faith: A Quiet Shift

Women have long been the backbone of religious communities. But recent data shows a shift. Women are still more religious than men. But the gap is closing. Some people think women are leaving religion because of politics. They say women are fed up with sexist rules. Others argue that feminism is dr

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Oct 24 2025FINANCE

Where You Live Affects Your Retirement Savings

Inflation is like a sneaky thief, stealing from your wallet bit by bit. It's not just about the price of your morning coffee today, but also about how much your money will be worth when you retire. The longer you keep your money idle, the more inflation nibbles away at its value. Different places i

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Oct 24 2025TECHNOLOGY

Counter-Strike 2's Economy Takes a Nosedive

Counter-Strike 2 players are in an uproar over a recent update that has shaken up the game's economy. The Oct. 23 patch introduced a new "Trade Up Contract" system, allowing players to trade five high-quality weapon skins for rare items like knives and gloves. This change has caused a massive drop i

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Oct 23 2025WEATHER

B. C. 's Central and Northern Interior Braces for Strong Winds

A significant weather event is unfolding in British Columbia's central and northern Interior regions. On October 22, Environment Canada alerted residents of Prince George, Cariboo, Chilcotin, Stuart-Nechako, 100 Mile House, and the Lakes District to prepare for a day of strong winds. The cause? A p

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Oct 23 2025CRYPTO

Bitcoin's Energy Hunger: The Price We Pay

Bitcoin mining is a power-hungry process. It's not just about the digital coins. It's about the massive amount of electricity needed to keep the network running. The more people mine, the more energy is consumed. And guess what? The price of Bitcoin plays a big role in this. When Bitcoin's value so

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Oct 23 2025CRYPTO

SpaceX's Bitcoin Moves: What's Really Going On?

SpaceX has been making some big moves with Bitcoin. Recently, they shifted $257 million worth of Bitcoin, which is a lot of money. This isn't the first time they've done this either. Just a few months ago, they moved $153 million worth of Bitcoin. So, what's up with all this Bitcoin activity? Well,

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Oct 23 2025SPORTS

Reno's Big Bet on Youth Sports

A big change is coming to downtown Reno. A local hotel-casino owner wants to build up to 12 sports fields over the next six years. These fields will be used for soccer and lacrosse tournaments. The plan is part of a new group called the Downtown Reno Amateur Sports Association. The fields will be ne

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Oct 23 2025BUSINESS

Nighttime Changes on King Street: A Look at Charleston's Youth Curfew

Charleston's downtown area, especially King Street, has seen some changes lately. A new rule is in place. It stops kids under 17 from hanging out late at night. This rule, or curfew, started in June. It runs from 9 p. m. to 6 a. m. in the Central Business District. Business owners on King Street ar

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Oct 23 2025HEALTH

Health Care Costs: A Growing Burden for Employers and Workers

Health care costs are on the rise, and employers are feeling the pinch. With 154 million people under 65 relying on employer-sponsored health insurance, the financial strain is significant. Recent data shows that the average annual premiums for single coverage have reached $9, 325, while family cove

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