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Skipping Winter Car Care Could Cost Manchester Drivers Hundreds

Manchester – September 12, 2026 -- Neglecting winter car maintenance in New Hampshire can turn a few dollars of savings into hundreds of dollars in repairs, according to Lewis Fortin of D & L Auto, Inc. in Manchester, NH.

Road salt quietly corrodes brake lines and suspension parts

Manchester's freezing temperatures, slush, and constant road salt accelerate corrosion underneath vehicles. Without regular undercarriage washing, salt and grime buildup can eat away at brake lines, exhaust systems, and suspension components, eventually compromising both cost and safety.

Homeowners Insurance 101: What's Actually Covered—and What's Not

Mobile, Ala. – September 12, 2026 -- A new HelloNation article breaks down what homeowners insurance actually pays for, drawing on insights from Mobile-based Insurance Professional Nathan Skipper.

Dwelling coverage protects the physical structure of a home

Walls, roofs, floors, ceilings, and permanently installed features are typically covered, according to the article. Damage from fire, wind, hail, or lightning may be included depending on the policy.

Detached structures carry separate coverage limits

Garages, sheds, and fences often have limits tied to the overall dwelling coverage amount, the article notes, which affects how protection is divided across a property.

What to Do After a Disability Claim Denial in Michigan

Rochester Hills, Mich. – September 12, 2026 -- A disability denial in Michigan does not close the door on benefits, according to a new article from HelloNation featuring attorney Justen Grech of Grech Law Firm in Rochester Hills.

Many initial denials stem from incomplete medical evidence

The article explains that first-round decisions are often based on limited records or unclear explanations of how a condition restricts a person's ability to work. That gap creates room for a stronger case during the appeal process.

Reconsideration is the first appeal step

A different reviewer examines the claim along with any new medical evidence submitted at this stage. Many claims that are denied again proceed to the next level of review.

oneworld Now Gives Round-the-World Flyers Free Jet Lag App

Fort Worth, Texas – September 12, 2026 -- Travelers booking Round the World trips through oneworld.com will now receive a free subscription to Timeshifter, a jet lag app used by more than 1.7 million people worldwide.

The complimentary subscription, effective immediately, covers a customer's entire itinerary, factoring in every flight and time zone change from departure to final return.

Timeshifter builds personalized plans around each traveler's flight schedule

The app uses circadian science to generate advice tailored to a customer's flight itinerary, typical sleep pattern, chronotype, and personal preferences. Timeshifter says it is already used by astronauts, Formula One teams, and professional athletes.

SuperStorage Joins Chambers of Commerce at All 16 California Sites

San Diego – September 12, 2026 -- SuperStorage has enrolled all 16 of its California self-storage facilities in their local Chambers of Commerce, a move the company says formalizes its ties to the neighborhoods it operates in.

Facility managers now attend local Chamber events in person

SuperStorage facility managers across the state are participating in Chamber-sponsored ribbon cuttings, business mixers, and community fundraisers. The company frames the membership as a way to build relationships with nearby businesses and stay connected to local needs rather than simply leasing storage units.

Kathy Carlson, Area Manager of SuperStorage, said joining the Chamber of Commerce reinforces the company's role as a trusted local business, adding that staff live and work in the communities they serve and aim to earn resident trust through secure, clean, and convenient units paired with straightforward customer service.

Georgia Power Urges 2.8 Million Customers to Prep for Hurricane Season

Atlanta – September 12, 2026 -- Georgia Power is urging its 2.8 million customers to prepare emergency kits and evacuation plans as hurricane season nears its peak this month.

The utility is partnering with federal and state agencies for National Preparedness Month

Throughout September, Georgia Power is working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency to promote readiness. The state has not yet seen a major hurricane or tropical storm this season, but officials say advance planning still matters for homes, businesses and communities.

Mandeville Pest Control Firm Warns of West Nile, Salmonella Risks in Homes

Mandeville – September 12, 2026 -- J&J Exterminating, Louisiana's largest independently-owned pest control company, is warning Mandeville families that common household pests can carry pathogens linked to serious illnesses, urging residents to treat infestations rather than wait them out.

Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus are already circulating this season

Louisiana health officials have confirmed West Nile virus activity this season, according to the company, meaning mosquitoes in Mandeville backyards can pose a direct health threat during outdoor gatherings. Ticks in the area also carry Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Alpha-gal syndrome, illnesses that can produce lasting effects.

Hanover Foods Launches Frozen Veggie Line for GLP-1 Users

Hanover, Pa. – September 12, 2026 -- Hanover Foods Corp. has launched a new frozen vegetable line called Skinny Veg, aimed at consumers taking GLP-1 weight-loss medications who often need smaller, nutrient-dense portions.

The line includes four blended vegetable-and-grain sides: Broccoli & Quinoa, Brussels Sprouts & Couscous, Spinach & Blackeye Peas, and Riced Cauliflower & Lentils. Each product contains just five ingredients -- one vegetable, one grain or legume, avocado oil, pepper and sea salt -- with no additives or preservatives.

Bleeding Gums? Dentist Explains Early Warning Signs of Gum Disease

Fairport, N.Y. – September 12, 2026 -- Bleeding or swollen gums during brushing can be an early sign of gum disease, according to a new HelloNation article featuring Dr. Marian Burgard of Fairport Family Dental.

Bleeding gums often appear before pain does

The article notes that gum disease frequently starts with subtle symptoms, including bleeding during brushing or flossing, swelling, and mild tenderness. These signs can occur even in people with a consistent daily oral hygiene routine. Because pain is not always present in early stages, residents in Fairport and Rochester, NY, may delay seeking treatment.

Plaque buildup along the gum line triggers irritation

According to the article, bleeding gums typically result from plaque accumulating along the gum line, which allows bacteria to irritate sensitive tissue. Swollen gums develop as the body reacts to this irritation.

Fort Lauderdale Resort's Rooftop Holiday Suite Returns This Winter

Fort Lauderdale – September 12, 2026 -- Pelican Grand Beach Resort has brought back its Holiday Suite, a limited-time rooftop penthouse transformation available for stays from Nov. 5 through Dec. 31, 2026.

The suite pairs coastal design with holiday décor from King of Christmas

Now in its second year, the collaboration reimagines the resort's private Sky Suite with blue-toned holiday styling, sparkling lights and custom décor supplied by King of Christmas, a company known for premium artificial trees and ornaments. Bill Foster, regional director of marketing for Noble House Hotels, said the partnership aims to give guests a coastal take on traditional holiday celebrations. Rachael Thomas, head of partnerships at King of Christmas, described the project as blending seaside charm with seasonal design.