When Lonnie G. Bunch III walks through the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C., his love of history is on full display. “I just love this museum so much,” he said. One of his favorite pieces: The 1903 Wright Brothers’ flyer, the first successfully-flown powered airplane. “I was in North Carolina, Kitty…
Every September, the school bells ring for the first time, and my mom, Patty Lewis, pulls out her speaker. Blasting her favorite ’80s music, she welcomes students to the Adam J. Lewis Academy — a school named after my dad, her husband, Adam, who was killed in the attacks on the World Trade Center in…
When a heat dome descended on Minnesota in mid-July, Duluth-based Canal Park Brewing Company had its air conditioning blasting. Then it cut out. Faced with sweltering conditions, the business was forced to close for the day and halt outdoor patio service for three days to protect its servers from the soaring mercury. “Where we are…
