The North Coast is revolutionizing its public transit, offering bus riders more options, shorter journeys, and a greener way to travel. These innovations promise the best possible transit experience while reducing the region’s carbon footprint.

In a groundbreaking discovery, Georgia Tech researchers have achieved a first-ever 5+ oxidation state in praseodymium, potentially revolutionizing technologies reliant on rare earth elements. This advancement could lead to new magnetic and optical properties, enhancing applications from quantum devices to electronic equipment.

The annual Wood Slab Sale at the Morton Arboretum returns this Saturday, offering unique wood pieces for furniture enthusiasts and supporting environmental sustainability. The event highlights community engagement and the Arboretum’s commitment to the environment.

Laser cleaning machines are emerging as the superior solution for industrial surface treatment, offering efficiency and precision in demanding environments. Industries are embracing this innovative technology to overcome the limitations of traditional methods.

Residents of Frederick County and the city of Frederick can still recycle their Christmas trees, turning holiday remnants into useful mulch. The county accepts trees through January 20, while the city’s program continues until January 31.