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Custom Bottle Labels: Elevating Your Product's Appeal

A well-crafted label with clear, high-quality design speaks volumes.

Does AI Trader Outperform Human Traders In The Long Run?

Does AI trader outperform human trader in the long run?

NOVA offers $1 million in scholarship aid to unemployed fed workers

Northern Virginia Community College has started a scholarship program aimed at federal workers and contractors who lost their jobs due to DOGE cuts.

‘A Is for Abortion’: Public High School Teaches ABCs for Women’s History Month

A public high school features a leftist alphabet display for Women's History Month, including "T is for Trans Women" and "Q is for Queer."

UNILAG launches first Spring School in digital entrepreneurship, digital cultures

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has announced the launch of its maiden Spring School in Digital Entrepreneurship and Digital

The ‘serial killer who only killed once’: He left an Army base in 1994 with an intent to kill, now he heads to prison

After almost three decades on the run, Stephan Smerk has been sentenced for first-degree murder in crime ‘among the worst’ Fairfax County had ever seen, James Liddell writes

Local Landmark Turns 100: A look back at the Lafayette Lanier monument

A well-known landmark in Lanett has reached its centennial year. The Lafayette Lanier Monument was dedicated in June 1925. The mid-June unveiling of the 12-foot-tall shaft of Georgia marble drew a large crowd in what was then the Lanett Mill Park.

The 50 best movies on Netflix right now (March 2025)

The best movies on Netflix include The Electric State, Trap, Despicable Me 4, Runaway Jury, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Venom 3, and more.

Go Digit promoter’s entity gets nod to become India’s first private reinsurer

Life Insurance Corporation of India, The New India Assurance Company and General Insurance Corporation of India have been identified as domestic systemically important insurers for FY25.

Fairfax Detectives uncover new leads in 2022 disappearance of Amanda Childress

Detectives discovered new leads in the case of a woman who has been missing since 2022, according to the City of Fairfax Police Department.

School Board OKs Budget Falling Within Guidance

The Falls Church City School Board approved its Fiscal Year 2026 operating budget at its regular meeting this Tuesday, pulling back slightly from an earlier recommendation by the Superintendent of Schools Dr.

Georgia Toffolo channels Princess Diana as she wears her iconic 'black sheep' jumper to Cheltenham

The former Made In Chelsea star, 30, who recently tied the knot with BrewDog founder James Watt, 42, wrapped up warm in her 'classic British' themed look.

Arlington first responders honored for response to fatal mid-air collision

First responders across the D.C. area were honored yesterday (Wednesday) for their actions in the aftermath of the fatal aircraft collision over the Potomac River. Among the agencies saluted were the Arlington County Police Department,

Local leaders seek sharper approach to Trump’s impacts on D.C. area

After weeks of playing defense, some D.C.-area leaders are now considering a more aggressive approach to the Trump administration. "We know the president responds to pressure. It's really important that we continue to fight,

Valueattics Re gets reinsurance license

Valueattics Re, backed by GoDigit promoters, secures IRDAI approval, becoming India's first private reinsurer, challenging GIC Re’s monopoly

Hampton Falls voters reject Town Meeting revival in record turnout: Election results

Article 25, to revert back to a Town Meeting, was submitted by a citizens’ petition and signed by 78 residents.

Cheltenham racegoers brave the cold in thigh-skimming outfits and bold headpieces for day two of festival

As temperatures across the UK fell sharply after a week of suprise sunshine, revellers brought the heat to the course in Gloucestershire by showing off their most glamorous race day looks.

Queen Camilla, Princess Eugenie and Zara Tindall opt for matching outfits as they arrive at Cheltenham for 'Style Wednesday'

Queen Camilla , Princess Eugenie and Zara Tindall gave Cheltenham Festival a very royal welcome as they arrived for 'Style Wednesday'.

South Australian ag sector continues to fight forgotten drought battle

Mapping from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) highlights the extent of the drought in SA over the past year. In spite of rainfall deficits as severe as anything seen during the 2018-19 east coast drought, the current crisis in South Australia is attracting a fraction of the attention outside the Festival State.

Urea, early forage crops in jeopardy in NSW as Alfred largely disappoints

While ex-tropical cyclone Alfred deposited some useful falls west of the Great Dividing Range in NSW in general farmers and agronomists in the region are having to to alter strategies based on the assumption of heavy early autumn rains.

Zara Tindall epitomises equestrian chic at Cheltenham as she arrives wearing navy ensemble and mustard fascinator

Zara, 42, joined racegoers from across the country as descended on the course in Gloucestershire for the season's first major racing event.

How George Mason won its first Atlantic 10 title to advance to first NCAA Tournament

Head coach Vanessa Blair-Lewis led the Patriots to the program's first Atlantic 10 Tournament title in her fourth season.

Malaysia’s 12-year basic education holds lessons for Nigeria

Malaysia’s 12-year basic education serves as a model for the Nigerian government, which recently proposed a similar type of

Nigeria’s biggest trading partners in Q4 2024

Nigeria’s total trade value rose in the fourth quarter of 2024, reaching N36.6 trillion, a 68.3 percent increase compared to

Crash leaves SUV on its side in Clarendon

Today's Sunday brunch in Clarendon was interrupted by crash involving an overturned vehicle. The crash happened around 12:15 p.m. on the 1100 block of N. Highland Street, near Trader Joe's and the new Mister Days.

Brevard Public Schools Work Session and Policy Review Set for March 11 in Viers

The School Board of Brevard County, has scheduled a meeting at 2700 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, in Viera on March 11, starting at 1 p.m.

Suspected diphtheria outbreak noticed in King’s College, Lagos

Suspected diphtheria, a contagious bacterial infection that spreads through respiratory droplets outbreak noticed in King’s

InfraCredit’s guarantee supports GLNG’s N11.85bn 10-year series II infrastructure bonds

InfraCredit has announced its guarantee of GLNG Funding SPV Plc’s N11.85 billion 10-Year Series II Senior Guaranteed Fixed

Crown rot control seed treatment Victrato formally gains APVMA approval

Farmers across the nation will have access to a new seed treatment prior to sowing this year with the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) officially registering Syngenta's Victrato product for use on wheat and barley.

Surprise us, Gov. Youngkin. Sign the paid sick days bill.

General Assembly has ended and legislators sent Gov. Glenn Youngkin a modest bill that would allow all workers in Virginia to earn up to five paid sick days to use when they or their children are sick.

York’s rare wallpaper helps revive George Washington’s Mansion: 'It’s really incredible'

Curators at George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate sought out rare 18th-century wallpaper for an ongoing restoration project.

Came To Canada With Rs 64, This Indian Entrepreneur Is Now Worth Rs 17,217 Crore

Prem Watsa, CEO of Fairfax Financial, is known as Canada's 'Warren Buffett'. Born in Hyderabad, he started with Rs 64 and now has a net worth of $2.2 billion.

School Division Proposes Needs-Based Budget

The school division’s five-year capital improvement program (separate from the operating budget) is about $190 million, covering programs such as facilities maintenance, network infrastructure, and school bus replacement, and projects such as new school buildings.

Threats of War: Fubara, lawmakers scramble for solution as Rivers teeters on edge

Threats and war chants from the creeks is said to be the biggest pressure to begin immediate moves for governance to resume in Rivers