Posted on 12June2026
Congratulations to Carly Cole for completing The Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program is a business education and growth initiative designed to help entrepreneurs strengthen and expand their companies. Through practical coursework, business advising, and networking opportunities, participants develop skills in leadership, marketing, financial management, and strategic planning. The curriculum, developed in partnership with Babson College, focuses on key areas of business growth includin ... read more
Posted on 29May2026
A dead battery once is annoying. A dead battery starting twice feels suspicious. By the third jump start, most drivers are done blaming cold weather, an old battery, or one forgotten dome light. Something is draining power, failing to replace it, or blocking it from moving through the system. The battery gets most of the attention because it is the part that leaves you stuck. But the alternator, cables, terminals, grounds, belt, and electrical draws can all be part of the same problem ... read more
Posted on 30April2026
Seeing multiple dashboard warning lights at once can be unsettling. When both the ABS and traction control lights come on, it usually means those systems are not functioning properly. The car may still drive normally, which can make it tempting to ignore. Those systems are designed to help maintain control, especially in emergencies or poor road conditions. When the lights turn on, the vehicle is letting you know that support may be limited. Wheel Speed Sensor Issues Are a Common Cause ... read more
Posted on 27March2026
Summer driving is harder on a car than a lot of people realize. Higher temperatures, long traffic lights, road trips, stronger A/C use, and hot pavement all push the vehicle in ways spring driving usually does not. A car that seemed perfectly fine in mild weather can start showing weak spots fast once the heat settles in. That is why a little prep before summer usually pays off. 1. Tire Condition And Tire Pressure Hot pavement and long drives are tough on tires, especially if ... read more
Posted on 27February2026
A sunroof leak after a heavy rain usually feels random. One storm hits, and you find a damp headliner or a wet spot on the seat, then the next week, everything seems fine. In reality, most sunroof leaks are caused by water management problems, not the glass itself. Sunroofs are built to handle some water getting past the seals, but they rely on drains and channels to move that water back out of the vehicle. Let's find out more! How Sunroofs Are Designed To Handle Water Mo ... read more
Posted on 30January2026
An erratic key fob operation is one of the most frustrating car problems because it makes you feel like you’re imagining it. One day it works perfectly. The next day you’re standing in a parking lot pressing the button over and over, and then it suddenly works again right when you’re ready to give up. When a key fob unlocks only sometimes, it usually comes down to signal strength, power supply, or a vehicle-side component that’s responding inconsistently. The pattern mat ... read more