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By Devin Todd Azbill, Top Rated Berea, KY REALTOR® – Devin Todd Azbill
(Todd & Company KY | BHHS Foster Realtors)
When people are thinking about buying a home, they naturally focus on bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, schools, taxes, and price.But there's another part of homeownership that doesn't always show up on a listing sheet: what is there to do once you live there?That's one reason I love highlighting local events in Madison County, Kentucky.This weekend, September 5–6, 2026, residents in Berea and Richmond have several opportunities to get out, support local organizations, and enjoy the community.Saturday in BereaThe weekend gets started with Berea Women's Volleyball taking on Maryville College at 10:30 AM at Berea College.Then at 1 PM, Berea Women's Volleyball takes on Spalding University.Saturday evening brings something completely different. Stepping Out For Art 2026: BAC's 40th Year ...
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By Brian Rugg, Sun City TX Real Estate - Georgetown, TX Real Est
(Rugg Realty LLC Sun City Texas 512-818-6700)
  Sun City Texas Real Estate Report© & Home Sales SummaryAugust 2026 ResultsSee online at www.ruggrealty.com/sun-city-tx-real-estate-market-reports/   Aug-26 Aug-25   Summary Sale Price Sale Price Change from prior year Low $235,000 $240,000 -2.1% High $1,299,500 $730,000 +78.0% Average $424,351 $395,861 +7.2% Median $390,000 $362,450 +7.6% Units Sold 53 46 +15.2% Days on Market 57 61 -6.6%           Aug YTD 26 Aug YTD 25   Summary Sale Price Sale Price Change from prior year Low $214,225 $205,000 +4.5% High $1,299,500 $849,000 +53.1% Average $415,837 $409,417 +1.6% Median $385,000 $375,000 +2.7% Units Sold 368 309 +19.1% Days on Market 68 62 +9.7% Data gathered from ACTRIS MLS September 2, 2026 Month of August - August recorded 53 closed sales compared with 46 in August 2025, a 15.2% i...
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By Barbara S. Duncan, GRI, e-PRO, Executive Broker, Searcy AR
(RE/MAX Advantage)
Found at Carport Sale!What are these things?  Seller responded they were tee markers.  I had never seen or heard of a "tee marker."  Question time!  I asked several folks about how they were used and I am still not sure but intrigued. But the interesting thing was their being from our popular golf course at River Oaks Subdivision in Searcy AR.  I remember the creation of that fabulous new subdivision around the 1990's and folks were so proud to get a golf course surrounded by beautiful homes.  It is all still lovely and there is a little restaurant called The Landing with it now.  BUT!  Evidently the tee markers don't work so well and are no longer used and these provide a good memory of The Course at River Oaks. I called up the operator of The Landing and asked him about them and he sa...
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By Laura Sellers, www.AuburnOpelikaALRealEstate.com
(Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Preferred Real Estate, Inc)
Moving to Auburn Alabama: What Samford Hall Represents Moving to Auburn Alabama means getting to know the places that give the city its identity. Samford Hall is one of those places. Its clock tower and red-brick exterior make a beautiful photograph, but its meaning goes beyond its appearance.For someone visiting Auburn, it may be a memorable stop on a campus tour. For someone who lives here, it can become a familiar part of a walk, a drive through town, or a return to campus.That’s one of the differences between visiting Auburn and making a home here. The landmarks you once made a special trip to see can become part of your everyday surroundings. The Local Takeaway Samford Hall connects Auburn’s history with the university’s daily life. If being close to campus matters to you, think a...
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By Inna Ivchenko, REALTOR® | Residential & Commercial
(Equity Union )
We Sold It! 🎉289 S Barrington Ave, BrentwoodCongratulations to my wonderful seller and to the lovely new owner of this beautiful Brentwood condo!Sold for $690,000 cash — the highest 1-bedroom sale in the building in the last 3 years. 🏡A big thank-you to everyone involved who helped get us smoothly across the finish line. Real estate is always a team effort, and I truly appreciate a good one.SOLD. Closed. Happy clients. On to the next. 💕 Thinking of selling your Brentwood property? Let’s make your sale the next success story. Give me a call!
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250th Anniversary of Montgomery County, Maryland Our birthday is coming up this Sunday, Sept. 6! Take a trip down memory lane and learn why Montgomery County was a revolutionary community from the very beginning.Click here to reach the interesting historical timeline.This is a Montgomery County, Maryland announcement. Formation of Montgomery County September 6, 1776 Montgomery County was founded in 1776 when Dr. Thomas Sprigg Wootton, a member of the Maryland Constitutional Convention, introduced a bill to the Maryland General Assembly to divide a much-larger Frederick County into three smaller counties: Frederick, Washington, and Montgomery. The bill passed on September 6, 1776. Montgomery County was named for General Richard Montgomery, a Revolutionary War hero who died in action in 1...
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By Jonathan Hall, Realtor - Danbury,CT Area Real Estate~203-417-0523
(William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty)
As a licensed Realtor in the Danbury CT area, , protecting my clients' best interests is my top priority—and that comes with strict legal and ethical boundaries on what I can't do! For starters, I cannot give formal legal, structural, or tax advice, nor can I render a personal opinion on whether a neighborhood is "good" or "safe" (to respect Fair Housing laws). I am also legally required to present every single offer to a seller, keep client negotiations strictly confidential, and never hide known material defects about a property.Understanding these boundaries is what keeps your real estate transaction safe, legal, and smooth. My job is to guide you through the deal, fight for your terms, and bring in the right experts for you—like attorneys, inspectors, and CPAs—when specialized advic...
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By Joe Jackson, Clintonville and Central Ohio Real Estate Expert
(Keller Williams Capital Partners Realty)
From live music and baseball to family-friendly activities, festivals, outdoor adventures, and community events, there’s something for everyone this month. Whether you’re a longtime resident or considering a move, these events are a great way to experience and enjoy Montgomery! September is a great time to get out and enjoy everything Montgomery has to offer. From live music and baseball to family-friendly events and outdoor activities, there’s plenty happening around the capital city this month. Whether you’re a longtime Montgomery resident, new to the area, or considering making a move to Montgomery, these September events are a great way to experience the community. _____________________________________________________________________ Labor Day 5K & Lil’ Tri📅 Saturday, September 5, 2...
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By Sandra Nickel, The Hat Team
(Sandra Nickel REALTORS)
September is a great time to get out and enjoy everything Montgomery has to offer. From live music and baseball to family-friendly events and outdoor activities, there’s plenty happening around the capital city this month. Whether you’re a longtime Montgomery resident, new to the area, or considering making a move to Montgomery, these September events are a great way to experience the community. _____________________________________________________________________ Labor Day 5K & Lil’ Tri📅 Saturday, September 5, 2026 | 🕕 8:30AMMontgomery Whitewater, 1100 Maxwell Blvd, Montgomery Adventure in Your Backyard this Labor Day Weekend! Send off summer with Outdoor Adventure. The long weekend kicks off with some friendly competition. Montgomery Whitewater’s “Lil’ Tri” puts a fun spin on the tra...
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By Nina Hollander, Broker, Your Greater Charlotte Real Estate Broker
(Coldwell Banker Realty)
Matthews Alive Festival 2026  Celebrating Labor Day Weekend, Matthews Style Labor Day Weekend 2026 is almost here and if you've lived in the Charlotte area for any period of time, you know it's time for the annual Matthews Alive Festival.   Starting Friday, September 4th through Labor Day, September 7th, you'll not only have a ton of fun at the Matthews Alive Festival, you'll be helping the Town of Matthews contribute to local non-profit organizations. 100% of the proceeds from the festival go to local non-profits,  living up to the festival's "motto" of: "good times funding good works." Matthews Alive is a true Labor Day Weekend tradition in the Greater Charlotte area for over 50 years. $2.2+ million have been contributed to the local community by the Town of Matthews from funds raised...
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By Joan Cox, Retired Broker/Owner, Enjoying Every Day to Its Fullest!
I had no idea there were lottery tickets here - but there was a BIG winner recently that used their winfall to help others.  KUDOS to them! An anonymous family scooped £42.6 million jackpot and used it to quietly change the lives of everyone in their town. Instead of leaving their small town behind, the family quietly started paying for its future.   For the last 17 years, the 3,200 residents of Saint-Michel have been feeling the impact of a single winning EuroMillions ticket.  The winners started their spending by completely clearing the debt of a local nursing home.  They quickly followed that up with a £343,000 donation to get a 'Housing for All' scheme off the ground.    That single cash injection made up a massive 20% of the town's entire annual budget at the time.  But it is the l...
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By Real Estate Broker Cape Cod Heath Coker Falmouth, Heath Coker
(https://capegroup.com)
About Trump’s Voter List Executive Order Trump’s executive order on election integrity has created confusion about voter rolls, citizenship lists, and mail ballots. A careful review shows that the order does not give the president or the Department of Homeland Security direct control of a state’s voter-registration system.States still manage their own voter rolls under state law. DHS is directed to create and share state-by-state citizenship lists using federal records. Those lists could help officials compare information, but a mismatch would not automatically prove that a voter is ineligible. It would need review under the law and procedures of that state.The order also addresses mail ballots. It directs the Postmaster General to develop rules for the postal service that involve state...
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Be Cool Montgomery: Dangerous Heat AlertDangerous heat is coming. Hydrate often, limit mid‑day outdoor work, and check on neighbors. • Signs of heat illness: dizziness, confusion, nausea. Move to shade and call 911 if severe. • Outdoor workers should avoid peak‑heat hours when possible. https://montgomerycountymd.gov/becoolThis is a Montgomery County, Maryland announcement.
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By Kat Palmiotti, Helping your Montana dreams take root
(eXp Commercial, Referral Divison)
There are multiple ways to explore the Going to the Sun Road (GTTS) of Glacier National Park (GNP). GTTS Road is the 50 mile road that traverses between the East and West entrances of the Park. From the west, it travels past Lake McDonald and McDonald Creek, then goes up 3,400 feet through the mountains to Logan Pass, and then down 1,800 feet to the East entrance. Because the roads are narrow and require careful driving, it takes approximately two hours to traverse the road in one direction, and much more time if you're going to want to stop. And you WILL want to make multiple stops for photos, hiking, and stretching your legs.So, what's the best way to explore the GTTS road?It really depends on your goal for the day, but your options are:  Glacier Shuttle Service Driving yourself Sun T...
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By Larry & Laurie Weichman, A Tradition of Success
(Weichman Real Estate, A Trusted Name In Orange County Real Estate)
Orange County Events – September 2026!Looking for something fun to do this month? September is packed with great local events. Save the flyer and share it with a friend who’s always looking for something fun to do in Orange County!Thinking about buying or selling in Orange County?Weichman Real Estate | 714-241-4532#OrangeCountyEvents #ocevents #orangecountycalifornia #thingstodoinoc #costamesacalifornia #HuntingtonBeachLiving #Irvine #lagunabeach #DanaPoint #orangecountyrealestateagent #weichmanrealestate #whoyouhirematters
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By Darren Copeland, KC Roots. National Reach.
(Summit Lending)
If you're new to Kansas City, Labor Day weekend is a pretty good introduction to what makes this metro interesting.Because within about 20 minutes, you can go from Irish music, dancing and culture in the heart of Kansas City to a festival built around the history of America's westward trails.Two completely different events.Both very Kansas City.Kansas City Irish Fest at Crown CenterKansas City Irish Fest returns to Crown Center September 4–6, 2026, bringing three days of Irish music, dance, food, culture and family activities to downtown Kansas City.It's become one of the metro's Labor Day weekend traditions, and it's much more than a concert or another festival.Kansas City has a long Irish history, and Irish Fest gives people a chance to experience some of that culture while spending t...
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By Laura Sellers, www.AuburnOpelikaALRealEstate.com
(Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Preferred Real Estate, Inc)
Auburn University Traditions: What Tiger Walk Actually Looks LikeAuburn University traditions start long before kickoff, and Tiger Walk is a perfect example. If you are moving to Auburn, do not picture a quick pregame moment you can squeeze in after parking at the last minute. Picture a street lined with fans, a growing crowd, and a football Saturday that is already underway before you enter the stadium.That is why game day starts early—and why location matters more than some homebuyers expect.For anyone considering an Auburn game-day home or a move near Auburn University, understanding the full experience helps turn “close to campus” into a practical housing decision.What Happens at Tiger Walk?Tiger Walk is Auburn’s pregame team arrival tradition. Thousands of fans line Donahue Drive t...
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By Dick Betts, Realtor, Team Leader
(Dick Betts National Speaker)
Have you ever noticed your knees, hips, back, or other joints aching when a storm rolls in? You’re not imagining the connection. Changes in barometric pressure, temperature, and humidity may influence how some people perceive joint stiffness and discomfort, especially in joints already affected by arthritis, previous injuries, or limited mobility.But here’s the important part: don’t let the weather stop you from moving!When joints become stiff, inactivity can make them feel even tighter. Gentle exercise encourages circulation, maintains flexibility, activates supporting muscles, and helps joints move through their normal range of motion.That’s why I frequently remind my patients and followers:  Motion is Lotion!Doc JT352-720-6270PickleFitDoc@gmail.comPickle Fit Doc Facebookwww.JTAnderso...
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By Deb Dahlberg - Rowland, Bastrop and Fayette County Realtor
(ASK FOR DEB! Stanberry Realtors)
Fall in Central Texas — When Round Top, Austin and the Lost Pines Come AliveThere is something about the first hint of fall in Central Texas that makes everyone breathe a little easier. Maybe it's simply surviving another Texas summer!Here in Fayette County, however, fall means something else, too: Round Top Antique Show season. For a few weeks every spring and fall, the rural roads surrounding Round Top and Warrenton fill with visitors searching for antiques, vintage treasures, art, furnishings and one-of-a-kind finds.The 2026 fall show season runs from mid-October into early November, with individual venues operating on different dates.Just an hour or so down the road, Austin is having a busy October of its own.ACL Music Festival takes over Zilker Park October 2–4 and 9–11. Formula 1 ...
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By Joan Cox, Retired Broker/Owner, Enjoying Every Day to Its Fullest!
While at my coffee meet-up this morning, Wendy (from Glasgow) suggested a charity event that I may like to attend.HECK YES!   30€ and the monies go to the kitties.  However, lunch is served, and cocktails are available.Not sure what time is starts, but this event is on my calendar, and thinking I may take UBER, and get a glass of wine, if others are.   I would NEVER drink even one glass of wine or anything else while driving my moped.   I need all my senses about me when driving.  
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