Fine jewelry sales have fallen from their peak in 2022, but you wouldn’t know it based on anecdotal reports from the first day of the Luxury show, which opened to invited guests on Wednesday, May 31, at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas. “We went in cautiously optimistic, but so far it’s been very steady … [Read more…]
Summer in Richmond is so full of amazing events, parties and incredible food, your head might just pop right off. Good thing we’re here to help you decide where to go and what to do. Pro-tip: Best get the next size up in those jorts. Biggest Berries Are strawberries just hitting different this season? Head … [Read more…]
Another postseason game, another tight contest for the Oregon Ducks. Fresh off winning the Pac-12 Baseball Tournament, No. 2-seeded Oregon began the Nashville Regional against the No. 3 seed, Xavier, at Hawkins Field on Friday. The game had the makings of a slugfest in the early going, with Oregon nabbing the early lead. But the … [Read more…]
In Celebration of International Whores Day by Laura LeMoon International Whores Day on June 2, also known as International Sex Workers’ Rights Day, celebrates a sex worker revolution. In Lyon, France, in 1975, over 100 sex workers seized control of a church and protested poor working conditions, police harassment, and overall stigmatizing treatment. It was … [Read more…]
A person died Thursday evening from a fall off the five-story parking garage of the Kadlec Regional Medical Center in Richland. Richland police reviewed security video and determined the death was by suicide. Family had not been reached Friday morning by the Benton County coroner and no name was released. Officials were called to the … [Read more…]
Finding new ways to experience the games you love can unlock a whole new level of potential and enjoyment from a title you thought you had seen everything from. Whether it’s turning Pokémon Emerald into a rogue-like, or adding a whole new story mode to Metroid: Zero Mission, ROM (read-only memory) Hacks offer unique experiences … [Read more…]
As many as 53 riders were in action in the second round of the GCL competition. The class counted as qualification for the Grand Prix and was run without a jump-off. So the riders had to be on edge right away in this second round. No problem for Niels Bruynseels (BEL) as it turned out. … [Read more…]
by Amanda Ong June is here, and that means we have made it to summer in the South End — say goodbye to gray skies and rainy days and hello to sunshine and warmer weather! The weather also means there are plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities and events, so you can soak up the … [Read more…]
MIRAMAR BEACH, Fla. — After a week of SEC spring meetings on Florida’s Emerald Coast, South Carolina athletics director Ray Tanner will head to Washington, D.C., to lobby lawmakers to introduce federal legislation regulating name, image and likeness in college athletics. “We’re going up to meet with our constituents, discuss the potential for Congress eventually … [Read more…]
The FTSE 100 Index closed up 1.6%, or 117 points to 7607, boosted by the mining sector as basic resources surged on optimism in global stocks following reports that China is looking at new support measures for its property market and better-than-expected U.S. employment data, CMC Markets UK chief market analyst Michael Hewson says in … [Read more…]