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John Deere Products Get 2020 AE50 Awards
After a successful launches in 2019, John Deere products were honored as the 2020 AE50 Award winner by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE).
Packers Ask for 700 Volunteers to Shovel Snow at Lambeau Field
The playoff game is coming closer on January 12 for the Packers. What’s also coming close is snow, and it’s piling up fast at Lambeau Field, the Packers stadium.
5G is Slowly Going Live in the U.S. Despite Security Threats
Phone companies have been hyping 5G coverage since 2016, in 2017, Verizon was already talking about releasing 5G to several cities in the U.S.
Missouri Ranked 2nd Highest in Active Apprenticeships Nationally
In Columbia, Missouri, Missouri Governor Mike Parson recognized National Apprenticeship Week.
Walmart Sues Tesla After Solar Panels Catch Fire at Stores
Maybe Walmart doesn’t care about the environment, instead, placing rooftop solar panels on top of over 240 of their stores to attract a wider range of customers.
Musk’s SpaceX Launches First Starlink Satellites This Week
Elon Musk isn’t the type of man that is content with small ideas. Go big or go home describes a lot of his business strategies.
New York Officially Bans Single-Use Plastic Bags
April 22nd was Earth Day and in honor of that occasion, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo passed a law that bans all single-use plastic bags.
Aftermath of Hurricane Michael Still Being Calculated
Hurricane Michael, a category 4 Hurricane, hammered Florida on Wednesday, October 10th.
Trump Provided Support For Carolinas Ahead of Hurricane Florence
President Donald J. Trump’s Administration put preparations in place to help the States and local governments ahead of Hurricane Florence’ impact.
Samsung Uses Contest to Encourage Youth Education
This contest helps young people in school see problems in their communities and make solutions for them.