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JACKSONVILLE, AL — The Center for Evaluation, Research, and Innovation (CERI) at Jacksonville State University has announced the inaugural ThriveEd: The Heart of Learning Foundational Wellness Education Conference, scheduled for Thursday, June 4, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the College of Education & Professional Studies on the Jacksonville State University campus. According to organizers, the conference is designed to bring together educators, school leaders, researchers, counselors, advocates, and other professionals interested in supporting wellness across the educational spectrum. The event will focus on foundational well-being for both educators and students, with discussions centered on social, emotional, mental,…

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Brazil star Neymar is on course to shake off a calf strain and could even be ready for their opening match of the World Cup, coach Carlo Ancelotti said on Saturday.After reports the 34-year-old forward could be out for three weeks, Ancelotti instead insisted Neymar was working well towards fitness for the June 13 match against Morocco in New Jersey.”We believe he’ll be back very soon and if he doesn’t make it for the opener, he’ll be there for the second game,” said Italian Ancelotti.Former Barcelona and PSG star Neymar, now at Brazilian club Santos, will miss Brazil’s two pre-World Cup friendlies…

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Chickpeas have a reputation for being … dependable. But exciting? Not always. That changes fast when you know how to treat them right. In a recent video, Nisha Vora shows how a can of chickpeas can be utterly transformed with a few simple tricks. These vegan recipes turn chickpeas into dishes that feel straight out of a restaurant – crispy, creamy, and anything but boring. Vora, known for her YouTube channel Rainbow Plant Life, is a Harvard graduate and former corporate lawyer who pivoted to plant-based cooking and built a career around accessible, flavor-driven vegan food. Her approach blends smart…

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Front porch home designs invite socializing with neighbors.gettyThe Global Wellness Institute, a leading research resource for policymakers, analysts and writers on the international wellness industry, just released its 2026 Initiative Trends report. It covers insights from across its 27 thought leader groups, called Initiatives, including Wellness Communities and Real Estate. To quote the report’s forward: “The wellness real estate sector, now valued at $548 billion globally and projected to reach over $1 trillion by 2029, is the fastest-growing sector in the wellness economy.”I don’t find that terribly surprising, considering the dramatic events of the past decade with more frequent and…

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Dinner & a show at Scarpino’s Classic Italian At Scarpino’s Classic Italian, chefs bring their scratch-made pastas and wood-fired pizzas to life with their “experiential dining.” FOX 13 photojournalist Jason Wright takes us inside Scarpino’s to see how they are working to bring the community together one plate at a time. LUTZ, Fla. – A Lutz Italian restaurant is bringing authentic Northern Italian flavors and interactive tableside dining experiences to the local community.  Scarpino’s Classic Italian balances a bright, upscale atmosphere with casual, large-portion comfort food. Restaurant has a community focus What we know: Scarpino’s Classic Italian operates two locations…

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by Edwian Stokes May 30, 2026 Former NBA MVP Russell Westbrook and his Why Not? Foundation has launched an initiative to expand mental wellness education and restorative programs in Los Angeles and Altadena during the final week of Mental Health Awareness Month. The foundation is partnering with local women-led grassroots organizations to deliver targeted wellness activities for women, youth, and families. This initiative reflects a broader shift among athlete-led foundations from traditional charity to sustainable, community-integrated social enterprises. By applying specialized corporate strategies in underserved areas, it seeks to establish lasting support systems instead of temporary solutions.Hyper-Local Partnerships and Resource Deployment In partnership…

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The Fitbit Air has entered the chat. Will Shanklin / Engadget Fitness tracker pricing can be, well, a bit misleading. For example, say the $399 Oura Ring 5 seems to be within your budget at first glance. But to make it remotely useful, you’ll need to pay an extra $6 per month or $70 per year. Your total cost jumps up to around $550 after only two years. (And if you hang onto it for five years, you’re looking at at least $750.)  Oura isn’t even the most egregious subscription-based offender in this space. Whoop, the…

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Southern Hammock brings plenty of wellness activities to guests in Reddick. REDDICK, FL (352today.com) – Southern Hammock is a popular destination for “wellness RV travelers” from all over the nation. With an emphasis on community, Southern Hammock, located at 16905 NW HWY 225 in Reddick, has secured a reputation as second in the U.S. for their particular travel-and-recreation niche. They offer a variety of services to customers and the community with amenities, events and activities. Nestled between Marion and Alachua counties, Southern Hammock caters to short, one-day trips and annual stays with rental RV spots and cottage homes. They feature…

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EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Planet Fitness announced that it will kick off the summer season with free summer passes to high school teens.Officials from the fitness center stated that starting June 1 through August 31, all teens aged 14 to 19 years old will be able to work out at no cost as part of the Annual High School Summer Pass.The offer is accepted at all 14 Planet Fitness locations throughout the Borderland.Teens are encouraged to maintain healthy habits in a structured activity environment, according to gym officials.Since 2019, Planet Fitness has reportedly donated $468 million in waived membership…

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EAST GRAND FORKS – To mark May as Mental Health Awareness Month, organizations across the Greater Grand Forks area are doing their part to provide mental health support and outreach to residents.Earlier this month, advocates at mental health and substance abuse care center Alluma held an interactive open house event. “Alluma Night,” as described on its website, was a “free, family-friendly space to connect and experience different ways to heal, cope and care for your mental health.” Hosted at Northland Community and Technical College, Alluma Night featured booths from local organizations, demonstrations from mental health experts and a variety of…

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