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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 20, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On March 13, TELUS President and CEO Darren Entwistle purchased 150,400 additional common shares and now holds a total of 556,904

Rutherford County, TN (by Justin Stokes) - Can the game of chess help prepare students for a bright and successful future? Some community leaders believe so. “Chess is a game that requires integrity,” says Rutherford County Property Assessor Robert Mitchell. “Teaching it to a child can fundamentally change them. If you change them, you change the direction of a family, and in turn better their community for it.”  Rob tells the Murfreesboro Voice t...

Smartness, the drive towards ubiquitous computing, has gone beyond technological horizon-scanning to shaping the way we live today, says Orit Halpern.

Bingman is the vice president of commercial sales and a commercial sales broker at RPM Group of Little Rock.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Mark Evans II feels honored to be at this week's NFL's annual scouting combine. The former Arkansas-Pine Bluff offensive lineman just believes more players from historically Black colleges and universities deserve to be in Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Mark Evans feels honored to be at this weeks NFLs annual scouting combine.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Mark Evans II feels honored to be at this weeks NFLs annual scouting combine.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Mark Evans II feels honored to be at this week's NFL's annual scouting combine. The former Arkansas-Pine Bluff offensive lineman just believes more players from historically Black colleges and universities deserve to be in Indianapolis.

<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="https://www.metro.us/hbcu-players-seeking-ways-to-increase-numbers-at-nfl-combine/"></div>INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Mark Evans II feels honored to be at this week’s NFL’s annual scouting combine. The former Arkansas-Pine Bluff offensive lineman just believes more players from historically Black colleges and universities deserve to be in Indianapolis. Nearly three years after the NFL announced its support fo...

Who doesn’t dream of owning a house that automatically closes the windows when it starts to rain, or a car that copes with traffic so you don’t have to? The science fiction of yesterday is today’s reality, and even better days are on the horizon. Such is the promise of “smartness.” It’s touted as the answer to all of humanity’s problems, a path not just to prosperity but to the very survival of our species. Is a smart future inevitable, though? What would a world constructed by sma...