Power Lists: Commercial Observer’s editorial team independently selects all Power List honorees. We welcome nominations and executive pitches, but final rankings, recognitions and inclusions are ...

The Lexington Observer, like other local news startups that have sprouted in Greater Boston, has a bare-bones reporting team to cover town government, schools, and business openings: just one editor ...

A Fayetteville Observer photographer is digitizing the newspaper's old photo negatives. This project preserves the Observer's history and makes previously unpublished photos available online. Readers ...

The gray whale drifted in with the tide, its massive body rolling in the surf as waves broke along the shore. By the time it settled onto Seaside Beach last Tuesday around Avenue K, the 40-foot animal ...

Pattern Beauty is prioritizing brand awareness after six years of “tremendous growth,” co-chief executive officer Christiane Pendarvis said, while targeting longer-term global expansion following its ...

The traffic pattern in this area will change frequently over the next month. We will post updates before each change to help keep you informed. Beginning as early as Wednesday, April 8, South Kings ...

For decades, clinical classification systems have been central to the assessment of pattern hair loss, providing a shared framework for diagnosis and communication. Foundational scales, such as ...

Opinion articles provide independent perspectives on key community issues, separate from our newsroom reporting. There is no public official in Mecklenburg County as beleaguered as Sheriff Garry ...

In the last two printed editions of the Observer, meaning Jan. 29 and Feb. 5, our circulation has increased in a big way, thanks to our new delivery sponsorships. On about Jan. 29, 1,600 Halifax ...

A circular issued by the Governor of Lattakia banning female employees from wearing makeup during official working hours has triggered widespread debate. Critics view the measure as an intrusion into ...

The dissimulation evident in the comments of Prof. Susan Ostermann quoted in The Observer, Jan. 30, gives new meaning to the phrase “Paris is well worth a Mass.” Her clever efforts to avoid addressing ...