Nashville, TN

The Urantia Corps for Spiritual Progress in association with Lamar Advertising announces the start of “The Urantia Book Has Answers” billboard campaign with two billboards on the opposite sides of Nashville, north and south.

The billboard above appears on the south side of Nashville on I-65 and Harding Place.

“We are extremely excited to kick off this campaign,” said UCSP founder, Rebecca Bynum. “The importance of this book to the world cannot be overstated, and while we understand the reluctance of the Foundation and Fellowship to engage in media outreach, we feel the world is ready to hear the good news that this book exists, and it holds profound answers to the greatest questions of humanity—our history and our destiny. It is not here to replace Christianity, but to clarify, uplift, and enhance it.”

“The greatest questions of life—Why are we here? What is our purpose? What happens after we die?—are answered with detail and clarity not found anywhere else,” said UCSP founding member Tia Thompson.

“Right now, the whole world is watching as the existence of life on other planets is becoming impossible to deny,” added UCSP founding member Marti Garlow. “The Urantia book explains that the Universe is teeming with life, both material and non-material, and explains why we have been isolated for so long. Urantia Book readers have known about life on other worlds since 1955.”

The billboard above appears at Metro Center on the north side of Nashville.

“One of the most important revelations in the Urantia Book is the understanding that religion is primarily a personal spiritual experience,” said UCSP founding member Cheryl Phillips. “The spirit of God lives within our minds, and we can each enjoy direct communication with Him. We are all children of the living God, which makes us brothers and sisters in fact and in truth.”

The Urantia Corps for Spiritual Progress believes the world is entering a new age of spiritual enlightenment and the Urantia Book holds the keys to our progress. We can no longer allow the book to languish in obscurity.

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MIAMI, FL

Zonin 1821, Italy’s largest family-owned wine company, today announced that multiple wines across its acclaimed portfolio have received outstanding ratings from internationally renowned wine critic James Suckling, further reinforcing the company’s reputation for crafting exceptional wines across Italy’s most celebrated wine regions.

The latest scores span three distinguished wineries within the Zonin 1821 portfolio – Castello di Albola, Rocca di Montemassi and Bocelli 1831 – highlighting the breadth, consistency and craftsmanship that define the company’s approach to Italian winemaking. From the historic vineyards of Chianti Classico to the coastal terroir of Tuscany’s Maremma region, the ratings reflect a shared commitment to authenticity, sustainability all the while expressing the unique character of each winery estate.

“Receiving recognition across multiple wineries – not just a single wine – speaks to the consistency of our winemaking philosophy and the dedication of our teams throughout Italy,” said Rob Gelwicks, Managing Director, Americas, Zonin 1821. “These ratings reflect our commitment to producing authentic wines that consistently deliver exceptional quality while meeting the evolving expectations of today’s consumers, retailers and hospitality partners.”

James Suckling Ratings 

Castello di Albola

• Il Solatio 2022 – 96 points
• Acciaiolo 2021 – 94 points
• Santa Caterina 2022 – 94 points
• Chianti Classico Riserva 2023 – 92 points
• Chianti Classico DOCG 2024 – 92 points

Rocca di Montemassi

• Calasole 2025 – 90 points

Bocelli 1831

• Terre di Sandro 2022 – 95 points

James Suckling, one of the world’s most influential wine critics and former Senior Editor of Wine Spectator, is widely recognized for his independent wine evaluations, with his ratings serving as an important benchmark for retailers, distributors, trade professionals and consumers worldwide.

These latest accolades further reinforce the strength of the Zonin 1821 portfolio across North America, where retailers and consumers continue seeking premium Italian wines that combine authentic regional character, consistent quality and trusted third-party recognition.

About Zonin 1821

Founded in 1821, Zonin 1821 is Italy’s largest family-owned wine company, with nine estates spanning seven of Italy’s most celebrated wine regions. Guided by seven generations of family ownership, the company combines a deep respect for tradition with sustainable viticulture, modern winemaking and a commitment to producing wines that authentically express the character of their origins. Its unique portfolio combines artisanal winemaking with the scale, consistency and operational expertise required to serve leading retailers, distributors and hospitality organizations around the world.

Zonin 1821’s award-winning portfolio spans iconic brands including Zonin, Castello di Albola, Ca’ Bolani, Castello del Poggio, Rocca di Montemassi, Oltrenero, Masseria Altemura, Principi di Butera, Barboursville Vineyards, Dos Almas and Bocelli 183 – bringing the diversity, craftsmanship and authenticity of Italian winemaking to consumers around the world.

For more on Zonin 1821, visit us at https://www.zonin1821.com/

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SQUILAX, BC

Talking Rock Golf Course at Quaaout Lodge & Spa at Talking Rock Resort has been named one of Canada’s Top 100 Golf Courses by SCOREGolf for 2026, marking the course’s third straight appearance on the biennial list. Owned and operated by Skwlāx te Secwepemcúl̓ecw (formerly the Little Shuswap Lake Band), Talking Rock is one of only a handful of public-access courses in British Columbia to hold a spot among the country’s best.

SCOREGolf’s write-up on the Graham Cooke and Wayne Carleton design praises Talking Rock as “a fantastic, forested course with dramatic mountain views.” While the double-dogleg par-5 seventh is considered its signature hole, the ranking points to the par-3 15th as the course’s biggest moment, calling out the tee shot’s view of Little Shuswap Lake as a highlight of the round.

More than 90 volunteer raters, unaffiliated with SCOREGolf, score eligible courses across nine categories including design, conditioning, and fun factor, with fun factor weighted heaviest at 20 percent of a course’s total score. Courses need at least 10 ratings logged over the past decade to qualify, and scores made before major renovations are discounted.

“These ratings come from more than 90 people who travel this country and know good golf when they play it. There’s no marketing behind that process, just what they experienced on our course,” said Cody Bell, General Manager and Executive Golf Professional at Talking Rock. “Holding our place in the Top 100 for a third straight list tells us the golf experience we’re building here is real, and it’s one we plan to keep sharpening as the rest of the resort grows around it.”

Talking Rock is open for the season, with tee times available alongside lunch and dinner options at Jack Sam’s Restaurant. Golfers can book a round or plan a visit at quaaoutlodge.com.

About Quaaout Lodge & Spa at Talking Rock Resort

Located on the shores of Little Shuswap Lake in Squilax, British Columbia, Quaaout Lodge & Spa at Talking Rock Resort is a year-round destination fully owned and operated by Skwlāx te Secwepemcúl̩ecw (formerly the Little Shuswap Lake Band). The resort is home to the award-winning Talking Rock Golf Course (5x PGA of BC Interior Facility of the Year), Jack Sam’s Restaurant, and Le7ke Spa. A reimagined 51-room hotel with wellness facilities including indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, and treatment rooms is currently in development, with an anticipated opening in fall 2028. For more information, visit quaaoutlodge.com.

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