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Brianna Hernandez

My pick for the NHRA

Still one of my favorite things: seeing a rival team jump the wall to help push a car off. Drag racing’s competitive as hell but when your rig breaks, suddenly everyone’s your pit neighbor. My dad always said this was more family reunion than bloodsport, and every weekend proves it. #NHRA #DragRacing #RacingFamily #PitCrew #Community

Kara Bruno

7 Things Only Cat Owners Truly Understand

Cats are mysterious, funny, and sometimes downright dramatic. If you have ever lived with one, you know they bring a mix of joy, chaos, and endless entertainment. Here are a few things that make cat ownership so unique: 1. The 3 A.M. Zoomies Just when you are finally asleep, your cat decides the hallway is a racetrack. Bonus points if something fragile gets knocked over. 2. The Box Obsession Spend 50 dollars on a fancy bed? No. They will choose the cardboard box it came in every time. 3. Silent Judgement Cats have a way of staring at you like they are questioning your life choices. And yet you still find it adorable. 4. The Kneading Ritual When your cat turns you into their personal bread dough, it is both painful and heart melting at once. 5. The Purr Therapy Few things in life are more calming than the sound of a cat purring while curled up on your lap. 6. The Mysterious Disappearances One minute they are in plain sight, the next they have vanished into thin air only to appear hours later, stretching like they own the place. 7. The Endless Love (On Their Terms) Cats may act independent, but when they choose to snuggle it feels like the biggest compliment in the world. Owning a cat means never having a dull moment. They keep us laughing, grounded, and loved even when they are knocking our stuff off the shelves. 👉 Do you think cats choose their humans, or do we choose them? #Cats #PetLife #Community

Wesley Romero

Bear cub’s roadside balloon adventure melts hearts

A traffic jam turned into an unforgettable moment when a mother bear and her curious cub stopped cars on a rural US road. The cub, distracted by a mysterious red balloon tied to a drain, stood on its hind legs and played with it like a child, captivating everyone watching. As the balloon floated away, the cub’s reaction had drivers smiling and sharing the moment online. Some wondered if the balloon was a prank inspired by the horror movie 'It.' No matter how it got there, this little bear’s playful detour brought strangers together and reminded us of the magic in everyday surprises. What’s the most unexpected wildlife encounter you’ve had? #Pets #wildlife #community

Jason Wells

Corydon’s El Nopalitos closes after fire

El Nopalitos, a beloved spot in Corydon, has permanently closed after a fire caused severe damage over the weekend. For many locals, this isn’t just the loss of a restaurant—it’s the end of a weekly tradition and a favorite gathering place. People would drive from as far as Bedford just for a meal here. The outpouring of support on social media shows how much this place meant to the community. How do you think the town will fill the gap left by El Nopalitos? What are your favorite memories from this local gem? #Food #Corydon #Community

schmidtgeorge

This "Big Penny" Bridge Just Ruined Its 100th Truck

Found a story from Lansing, Michigan that I thought was pretty interesting. There's a small railroad bridge there the locals call "Big Penny," and it's well known for being a bit too low for many of the tall trucks that try to go under it. The bridge just hit a major milestone, actually claiming its 100th victim since 2004. The community reportedly held a party to celebrate the occasion.😂 Someone decorated it with googly eyes and fangs, so it looks like a monster waiting for its next meal. The city has allowed the decorations to stay, perhaps hoping it would get the attention of drivers who missed all the warning signs. It didn't seem to help much, as the bridge claimed another truck less than 12 hours after the decorations were put up 😝 #Lansing #BigPenny #UrbanLegend #LocalNews #FunnyStory #Community #Cars #Traffic

Michael Alvarez

Atlanta mom turns food desert into a fresh food hub

Fresh, local produce and Black-owned businesses are thriving in Ben Hill, thanks to Ali Washington’s Fickett Farmers Market. In a neighborhood where grocery store options often mean wilted veggies and poor selection, this market is a game-changer—offering everything from seafood and chicken sausage to healthy desserts and children’s books by Black authors. Even more inspiring, local students get hands-on experience running the market, learning about entrepreneurship and nutrition. This isn’t just about food; it’s about building community, supporting youth, and creating a legacy. How could more neighborhoods benefit from markets like this? #Food #Atlanta #Community

Jenna Stark

Inside Schorsch Village’s magical backyard oasis

A triple-lot yard in Schorsch Village has become a true sanctuary, not just for its owner but for a whole menagerie of rescued animals and rare plants. Josephine Christopher’s “fairy garden” features everything from koi ponds and heated greenhouses to chickens, turtles, and towering cacti. Over 15 years, she’s transformed her space into a haven where neighbors, especially kids, come to visit animals and take home plant clippings or fresh eggs. It’s a living example of how one person’s passion can create a peaceful retreat and bring a community together. What would you add to your own backyard oasis? #Home #Chicago #Community

Emily Delgado

Former King’s College dorms become new hope for homeless

A major change is coming to our community: the old King’s College dorms are being turned into 64 transitional housing units for homeless men and veterans. This isn’t just about a roof over their heads—residents will also get access to support services, helping them rebuild their lives. Imagine the impact: a once-empty building now offering stability and a fresh start for those who need it most. What do you think about using existing spaces like this to address homelessness? Could this model work in other neighborhoods? #Safety #homelessness #community

Stacie Hernandez

School pickup chaos hits Northeast San Antonio

Every afternoon, Northeast San Antonio’s IDEA Walzem neighborhood turns into a traffic nightmare as parents use local business parking lots for school pickups. Residents like Juan Torres are feeling the squeeze—not just from the congestion, but also from lost wages when they can’t get to work on time. Local shops, like Culebra Meat Market, are losing hundreds of dollars daily because customers can’t find parking. With emergency vehicles potentially blocked, it’s more than just an inconvenience. How should schools, parents, and businesses work together to solve this? #Business #SanAntonio #Community

Kimberly Mcgee

Baltimore legends unite for 20 years strong

Baltimore’s basketball legends and community icons just marked 20 years of coming together at the One Baltimore cookout. This isn’t just about hoops—it’s about building real connections across backgrounds, celebrating shared history, and showing what unity looks like in our city. Seeing former rivals laughing and sharing stories, and fans of all backgrounds supporting the event, was a powerful reminder of what makes Baltimore special. Events like this keep our community spirit alive. How do you think we can keep this tradition going and make it even bigger? #News #Baltimore #Community

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